Govt to show caller names on phone screens under new CNAP rollout from Nov 1

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India's Department of Telecommunications is preparing to introduce Calling Name Presentation, which would display a caller's name alongside their number. The feature will initially launch on 4G networks and later be extended to other network generations. Subscribers who use the calling line identification restriction service will be able to opt out. The move is intended to help people recognise callers while still protecting personal data privacy.

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