TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN INDIA

 National system controlled by government, with public corporations running service in New Delhi and Bombay; some basic telephone services opened to private-sector competition in 1994 - telephone line density only 0.7 per 100 persons in 1994, among lowest of major nations of Asia. Submarine cables link India to Malaysia and United Arab Emirates. Paging, cellular phone service, and electronic mail being introduced. Government-owned radio (Akashvani) and television (Doordarshan) networks with extensive national and local coverage; private-sector television networks via cable and satellite becoming prolific.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India - Official Site Of http://www.trai.gov.in/

indiamobiles.com/ - India's Premier Mobile site & directory. Offers pc to cell phone sms services, resources and articles on cell phones.

SMS INDIA NEWS : You can access your Internet-based e-mail accounts at Yahoo, Hotmail or rediff plus your office's intranet-based mail accounts - all without being anywhere near a personal computer. http://investor.rediff.com/redfnewsDt.asp?path=2002%5C9%5Csms_sep99.html&y=2002

Sending SMS Messages : Could the spread of SMS chain messages in India be part of a sinister plot to increase mobile operator revenue? http://asia.cnet.com/newstech/communications/0,39001141,39141814,00.htm

http://www.funsms.net/freesms2india.htm - Many of the mobile phone Operators in India are offering Email to mobile service.

Mobile phone manufacturers information     Cellular operators, Mobile Phone service providers in India

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