TRAI has reacted to recent reports that claimed existing SIM cards will remain active for 90 days even without recharge. The reports stated that the decision was issued in new rules of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). However, the telecom regulator has denied these claims, calling them misleading and ensuring that no new rules have been issued regarding this matter. 
some media houses have reported Trai has proposed introducing fees for mobile and landline numbers with an aim to ensure efficient allocation of finite resources. The speculation that Trai intends to impose charges on customers for holding multiple SIMs/numbering resources is unequivocally false,

The sector regulator said, in a clarification Friday on its recent discussion paper on formulating a revised national numbering plan for telecom services after factoring in resource constraints