By late 2009 and early 2010, India had rapidly expanded its telecommunications network, particularly in mobile connections. By this time, India had surpassed the United States in the total number of telephone subscribers (including both landline and mobile) and held the second position globally, behind China.
Which place was occupied by India in telephone connection?
Asked in APPSC Gazated Posts 2012 · Topic: Tertiary Sector (Infrastructure Services: Transport, Logistics, Communication and their role in economic development)
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