Evolution Of Mobile Phone From 1995 To 2020

Evolution Of Mobile Phone From 1995 To 2020.It has been 25 years since mobile phones in India. Mobile service started in India on 31 July 1995 for the first time. This service started in 1995 has reached crores of people today. Since then, the entire mobile phone has changed. Then it was used only for talking but today you can do many things like studying, shopping, banking and finding address from it. The journey started in India 25 years ago, has come from a long line of PCOs to every pocket. We will tell you 25 years of mobile travel as well as how mobile changed the life of Indians.

Modi Telstra started the mobile service
Modi Telstra Company was the first company to start this service in India. He named this service as Mobile Net. Nokia's handset was used to make this service accessible to the public. Modi Telstra later started serving as Spice Telecom. Modi Telstra was also among the first 8 companies to get mobile phone service licenses in India.

The first call was made from Kolkata to Delhi, on
31 July 1995, the first mobile call was made from India. 25 years ago, former West Bengal Chief Minister Jyoti Basu started the Modi Nettestra Mobile Mobile Service in Kolkata (then Calcutta). After this, Jyoti Basu made the first mobile call from Kolkata to then Union Communications Minister Sukhram. Nokia's handset (2110) was used to make this call. The call was made from Kolkata's Writers' Building to Sanchar Bhawan in Delhi.

Incoming calls also had to be paid

25 years ago outgoing as well as incoming calls had to be paid. While you had to pay Rs 16 per minute for outgoing calls, you have to pay up to Rs 8 for incoming calls. Apart from this, you had to pay 4900 rupees to buy mobile C, which was very much according to the time. In the first five years of mobile, this service reached only 10 lakh customers.

Free incoming calls
in 2003 In 2003, the principle of 'calling party page' (CPP) came into force. That is, incoming calls on mobiles were made free, landline calling rates were also reduced to Rs 1.20 per minute. Due to this, the number of customers started increasing rapidly every month. After this, the number of mobile phones increased rapidly.

3G came in the year 2008 and 4G came in 2012, in the
year 2009, 3G technology created a stir in the network world. Its data transfer speed is 21 mbps, which was much higher than 2G. 4G was introduced in the year 2012. Now 5G is ready in India.

TRAI, established in 1997, was set up
by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) in 1997 with the objective of protecting the rights of customers and looking after healthy competition in companies. It improved telecom service, uniformity of charges, D.T.H. And the portability of mobile numbers, etc., controls all.

More than 500 million smartphone users in
India There are now more than 500 million smartphone users in India. This is a 15% increase over the year 2018. According to market research firm techARC, the number of smartphone users in India has reached 502.2 million (50.22 million) as of December 2019.

The first pager from mobile
telecom was launched on July 31, 1995, but two months before that, i.e. on March 16, the pager service also started. It was a small device that used one-way communication. The sender's message was received by the other person in writing in the pager. It can be considered as an instant telegram. Where the pager was a one-way communication that was written, mobile communication was two-way and voice. Pager existed only a few years due to mobile.