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Seachange in communication

K.K. Mustafah

A scene from Kappad beach in Kozhikode. Fishermen were among the early subscribers to mobile services in the State. The growth in mobile connectivity is 22 per cent against 6 to 7 per cent in the landline sector. The State now has 28 lakh mobile connections and 34 lakh landline connections.

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