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India ends 162-year-old telegram service

Thousands of Indians have crammed into telegram offices to send souvenir messages, in a last-minute rush before the service was shut down after 162 years.Sunday night at 10pm was the last point at which messages were accepted by the world'…

Published: 15 Jul 2013 at 09:29hrs | 2662 | by Tech Reporter

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