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TRAI mobile apps MyCall and DND 2.0 are now on UMANG platform

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has integrated its mobile apps namely DND 2.0 and MyCall with UMANG platform.

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Telecom Regulatory Authority of () has integrated its namely DND 2.0 and MyCall with UMANG platform. The UMANG platform has been developed by National Division (NeGD) for bringing central government different citizen-centric services on one platform.

UMANG provides a single platform for all Indian Citizens to access pan India e-Gov services ranging from central to local government bodies and other citizen-centric services. It provides a unified approach where citizens can install one application to avail multiple government services. From now onwards, TRAI‘s mobile apps, namely DND 2.0 and MyCall shall also be available on the UMANG platform.

Presently, UMANG has more than 50 lakhs downloads and TRAI apps individually have more than four lakhs downloads. With a view to increase reachability and facilitate citizens, NeGD and TRAI have integrated DND 2.0 and My Call App on UMANG Android platform.

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