Original sentence: NIDQS - National Integrated Directory Inquiry Service is a Telecom Directory proposed by the TRAI in India.NIDQS will be made accessible from all phones in India by a 5 digit unique telephone number yet to be decided.Optionally, subscribers also have the choice to opt in and list their Mobile / Cell phone numbers in the directory.Reference - DOT India.The Government has accepted the Recommendations of TRAI dated June 19, 2008 regarding introduction of National Integrated Directory Service (NIDQS) Licences in the country.The detailed guidelines for award of NIDQS Licences through open tender shall be issued by DOT shortly.This directory will have all Wireline / Landline subscriber details (Number & Address) of all the Telecom Operators in India.This directory won't be available in print
Edited sentence: All land line numbers will be included in the directory by default, with people having the option to opt out if they so choose.As of May 2009, India has an estimated 38 million land line customers and 435 million mobile phone subscribers.It was approved by the Department of Telecommunications on July 27, 2009, and is currently in development.It will not be made available in print form.Mobile phone subscribers, however, will have to opt-in to be included.NIDQS (National Integrated Directory Inquiry Service) is a national directory of telephone numbers in India.The Department of Telecommunications is planning on auctioning off the right to be that company.The approval came despite years of opposition from telecom companies.The auction winner will pay the government 1% of their revenue generated from the service.The directory will be available to anyone who calls a special 5-digit number and via the internet.The service will be administered by one yet to be determined company