It will now be easier for mobile users to identify spam, junk and marketing calls. Actually, now along with the number, the name of the caller will also be visible on the calling screen. For this, the Department of Telecommunications and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) have instructed telecom companies to start this service in any circle within a week. As soon as this service starts, the name as well as the number of the caller will start appearing.

Fraud will be controlled

The name visible on the caller screen will be the same as the user mentioned in his ID while purchasing the mobile number. This will be a default feature and if a user does not want to use it then he will have to deactivate it. Let us tell you that telecom companies have conducted trials regarding this service in Mumbai and Haryana last year.

TRAI accepted the advice of Department of Telecommunications

In February last year, TRAI had recommended this service named ‘Calling Name Presentation’ to the Department of Telecommunications. TRAI had said that it should be activated only when the user receiving the call requests for it. Responding to this, the Department of Telecommunications told TRAI that this service should be the default. If a user does not want to use it then he can deactivate it. TRAI has accepted this advice of the department.

Fraud calls can be controlled

This step of TRAI and Department of Telecommunications is expected to curb fraud calls. Now even before the user picks up the call, he will know whether someone he knows is calling or an unknown person is trying to contact him. In this way people will not fall into the trap of hackers and scammers and will be safe from cyber crimes.

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Today life seems incomplete without mobile because everything is available on mobile in just one click, whether we want to watch any picture for entertainment, scroll reels or watch video for education. But for this your phone just needs to be recharged and you can talk to any of your relatives abroad sitting at home.

In such a situation, with the increasing demand for mobile phones, the companies providing mobile recharge packs have also become profitable. Today there are many mobile recharge companies in the market, like Jio, Airtel and Vi. All these companies provide good packs and offers for mobile recharge. In such a situation, let us know which is the best mobile recharge with talk time and full data within Rs 500.

How much talk time and data in Jio Rs 500 gives ,

You can take advantage of a great recharge offer under Rs 500. In such a situation, if you want to buy Jio’s recharge plan, then you should
1. Recharge of Rs 349 – 28 days validity, 2 GB per day data + unlimited calls + facility of OTT platforms
2. Recharge of Rs 399 – 28 days validity, 2.5 GB per day data + unlimited calls + facility of OTT platforms
3. Recharge of Rs 445 – 28 days validity, 2 GB per day data + unlimited calls + OTT platforms facility
4. Recharge of Rs 449 – 28 days validity, 3 GB per day data + unlimited calls + OTT platforms facility

What is the validity of Airtel’s Rs 500 plan?

Now if we talk about Airtel plans, you get good recharge offers in this also. Airtel’s Rs 469 plan comes with a validity of 84 days. In this plan you also get the facility of 900 free SMS along with unlimited calling. Besides, ample data is also made available in it.

How much data will be available in Vi plan?

Vi’s under Rs 500 plan is quite special. In this, for Rs 470, the facility of 900 free SMS with validity of 84 days and a lot of data is available. Its special thing is that it provides unlimited data from 12 noon to 6 am and you can also do binge watching. In such a situation, this plan is also quite amazing.

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Bihar Election 2025: A press conference has started for the dates of assembly elections 2025 in Bihar. Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar is addressing this press conference. During this, he has announced the election dates in Bihar. This time elections in Bihar will be abolished in two phases. Elections will be held on 6 November and 11 November and the results will be declared on 14 November.

When voters go to the booth for voting during voting, one had to face a problem that if people used to take mobiles, they were not allowed to be taken inside. In such a situation, many times voters used to leave their phones at home. But this time the Election Commission has changed the rules for Bihar assembly elections. Let us know what is the new rule.

Mobile can be taken inside the polling booth

In an important announcement in the press conference of the Election Commission, Chief Election Commissioner Dnyanesh Kumar said that now voters across the country will be able to take their mobile phones inside the polling booth during voting. This change will be implemented from Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 and after that this rule will be effective all over India.

He informed that this time the Election Commission has started a total of 17 new initiatives, one of which is about the facility related to mobile phones. Earlier, voters had to keep mobile out before casting votes, but now the Commission has decided that special arrangements will be made to keep mobiles at the polling station, so that there is no inconvenience.

Mobile will not be used during voting process

This step has been taken to increase the convenience and transparency of voters. However, it has also been clarified that mobile phones will not be used during the voting process. That is, voters can keep their phones together, but their use will be completely banned while casting votes or in a confidential field.

Mobile will be safe at polling booth

The Election Commission also informed that a safe box will be arranged to keep mobiles at every polling station. Due to this, voters will neither worry about losing the phone nor will they face any inconvenience.

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The report of International Human Rights Organization Amnesty International has revealed that Pakistan is running a widespread monitoring campaign on its citizens. Chinese technology is being used under this supervision so that the government can suppress its opponents and independent voice. According to the report, an internet firewall (WMS 2.0) made of Chinese technology is being used in Pakistan, which censors social media and has the capacity to monitor about 40 lakh mobile phones in the country.

Chinese technology and cooperation of foreign companies
The report states that this firewall uses the US Divice of Niagara Networks of America, the Software of the Thales Company of France and the Server of the Chinese Government IT company. Earlier, this type of technology belonged to the Sandvine company of Canada. Amnesty said that this system works in two ways- one system allows to listen to calls and messages, while the other blocks or slows down the websites and social media of the Internet.

A large number of websites and platform blocks
According to the report, Pakistan has currently blocked around 6.5 lakh web links. Access to major social media sites like YouTube, Facebook and X has also been limited. Amnesty also said that about 4 million mobile phones are being monitored all the time and the firewall can block 2 million internet sessions simultaneously.

Such a case was revealed
It has also been told in this report that this information has been received from a case registered in Islamabad High Court in 2024. The case was registered by Bushra Bibi, wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, when his personal calls were leaked. In the court, Pakistan’s Ministry of Defense and intelligence agencies denied these surveillance activities, but later the telecom regulator admitted that they had ordered the phone companies to install the LIMS system. Amnesty International has warned that such widespread monitoring makes citizens fear and people are afraid to raise their voice.