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  While mobile phone technology existed globally before, the arrival of mobiles in India marked a significant turning point in the country's communication landscape. The year 1995 holds the official mark, but the story unfolds in two key acts: Act 1: The First Ring (1994-1995): On August 22nd, 1994, Delhi witnessed the historic moment – India's first commercial mobile service launched under the "Mobile Service" brand. However, affordability was a major hurdle. Phones cost a staggering Rs. 45,000, and calls were priced at Rs. 17 per minute, putting them out of reach for most citizens. Despite limited adoption, this initial phase laid the groundwork for future growth. Act 2: The Boom Begins (1995 onwards): The real turning point came in July 1995 with the entry of private players like Modi Telstra's MobileNet service. This non-commercial launch marked the first mobile call made in India by then Chief Minister of West Bengal, Jyoti Basu. Soon after, private companies...

From Connection to Necessity: Mobiles in Modern India The mobile phone - once a luxury gadget, now an inseparable extension of ourselves. In India, this transformation has been nothing short of remarkable, weaving its way into the fabric of everyday life. Today, let's delve into the world of mobiles in India, exploring their importance, accessibility, and the unique comedy they spark. Importance Unbound: Gone are the days of physical letters and landline calls. Mobiles in India have become the primary mode of communication, connecting families across vast distances, facilitating business deals, and bridging the digital divide. From students attending online classes to farmers receiving weather updates, mobiles empower individuals and communities. They are gateways to essential services like banking, healthcare, and education, truly transforming lives. Affordability & Availability: The Indian mobile market boasts fierce competition, driving down prices and ushering in an era of ...