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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2009
The telegram is dying.
After a century and a half of binding the country together, the messenger of the masses is slowly becoming a remnant of the past
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I think its in-thing to be nostalgic about something that’s destined to be history. Unfortunately, in the context of technological breakthrough, not a single contribution s attributed to companies/institutions based out of India. So, why are we getting nostalgic about something that’s not ours to begin with? Today its telegram. Tomorrow its snail mail. Some day emails may vanish too. Unless, India contributes to the technological innovations we can only write more and more similar articles without actually feeling what it means to come up with such innovations.
subhash
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