37% rural youth sans Internet access: Study
The fag end of 2014 was specked with amazing events, unprecedented in India’s business history. It marked the next phase of mobile telephony revolution in India and saw the launch of a major mobile-based e-governance initiative.
For those born in 1990s, the first leg of the mobile revolution, which began 20 years ago with grant of mobile licences and that generated revenues of Rs 4,29,087 crore in fiscal 2014 (including Rs 1,95,294 crore telecom equipment market), doesn’t mean much, except that they have personal mobile phone, an email identity and an amazing number of applications to stay connected and to play.
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