As there are more than crore mobile users are being subscribed every month, the regular 10 digit mobile number will be exhausted very soon. To sort out the issue C-DOT(Center for Development of Telematics), a research and development organisation of the telecom sector, is studying whether the Unique Identity number (UID) could be used as mobile number too.
The number of Indian mobile users have crossed the 44 crore mark. The C-DOT is also planning to come with 11-12 digit numbers, but what if this will also fall short of demand.
The UID number will be the one to be issued by the Government of India or any other like PAN number or Driving License number.
Studying the current numbering system indicates that cell phone numbers could go beyond the regular 10 digit.