Sunday, July 14, 2013

GOODBYE TELEGRAMS!

GOODBYE, TELEGRAMS AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT!

THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL SERVICE YOU RENDERED TO US FOR 163 YEARS!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH STAFF - PAST AND PRESENT, 
OF TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT!

WE SHALL NEVER FORGET YOU!

THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN!


(After 163 years of excellent service, the Telegram service is being withdrawn at 9 PM today)
These photographs are of Sudhiksha at the Central Telegraph Office, Secunderabad, on the last day of the functioning of the Telegrams counter here, and of course all over the country. You can see her handing over a Telegram form of Lalli Naani, for a Telegram to be sent to Raghu Thaatha as a souvenir.  I shall attach a photocopy of that Telegram as soon as it is received sometime today. 
Telegram sent to me by my wife as a Souvenir on 14th July, the last working day of 163 Years Old Telegraph Services in India:

1 comment:

  1. Dear Sir

    Very good article. Thanks for sharing very valuable information about Telegram system in India which is closed on 15th july.

    Sir on 14th July i am sharing one message in my Heritage of India blog with the title "Vintage Telegrams of India(Farewell to the 163 Year Old Telegraph System)". Sir in this message i am trying to share something about the significance of telegraph system in India by adding some images of vintage telegrams which are in my collection.

    Sir this is the link for this message "Vintage Telegrams of India(Farewell to the 163 Year Old Telegraph System)" which i sahred in my Heritage of India blog.

    http://indian-heritage-and-culture.blogspot.in/2013/07/vintage-telegrams-of-indiafarewell-to.html

    Sir on the same day i.e. on 14th July BBC delhi office staff preparing some articles about telegraph system in India in their hindi website and in one of their message they are using some of my vintage telegram images.

    Sir this is BBC hindi website link where BBC delhi office staff using some of my vintage telegrams images.

    http://indian-heritage-and-culture.blogspot.in/2013/07/vintage-telegrams-of-indiafarewell-to.html

    Sir i request you please look into my message and share your valuable comment about my vintage telegrams collection.

    ReplyDelete

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