India's state-owned telecommunications company terminates Telegraph service

Source: Internet
Author: User
Keywords Newspapers thousands
Tags business company information service telecommunications telecommunications company terminated world

Thousands of people in India poured into Telegraph Hall 14th, sending a memorable last telegram, Xinhua reported.

The same day, India's state-owned Telecommunications Co., Ltd. terminated Telegraph business. The 162-Year-old Indian Electric newspaper is also the world's largest telegraph service to withdraw from the history stage.

The Indian Electric newspaper began in the British colonial period, the East India Company in 1851 in Calcutta and the nearby diamond Seaport erected the first about 40 kilometers long line, to transmit information.

By the 90 's, the role of telegrams in Indian society was still incalculable. However, with the development of technology, telephone and internet become more and more popular, telegraph industry is declining.

Today, India's Telegraph daily business is only 5,000, leaving only 75 sales hall, employing 998 people.

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