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Phone usage languished below 4 percent until 2002, when a booming economy, falling prices and increasing competition fueled demand.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India or TRAI said 60,000 people subscribed to broadband during November, raising the total number of high-speed connections to 750,000, but still far short of the government's target of 3 million connections by December.
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Blog post about future telecom growth in India.
With the metros and urban markets maturing, any article which talks about growth in users has to focus on rural India.