Ways of communication means of Communication-In Modern life

WAYS OF COMMUNICATION
Means of Communication-In Modern life

This article mainly describes the definition of means of communication, history of communication and the various ways of communication which we are using now-a-days in which Communication has increased a lot of way. Definition and Introduction:

Means of Communication means which helps us to send messages and ideas from one place to another. Today, means of communication place a very important role in the developing nation of India. In olden days, it is very difficult to send messages and receive messages from far off places. Methods which are applied to send messages or information to people at individual or mass level are known as Means of Communication. Some people confuse them with means of transport which are different from these. Today means of communication has increased such a lot that we can receive or send messages from or to far off places. Various means of communication which we use in the modern world are Posts and Telegraphs, Telephone, Radio and Television, Telex, Fax, Pagers, Email, Newspapers and cinema.

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We know in history Ashoka, the Great king, conveyed his messages of love, non-violence and 'Dharma', that is, adherence to duty through rock edicts. In olden days,Kings sent messages each other which were written on the skin or hides of animals and were send through birds.

The postal system in India is said to have first been introduced by Sher Shah Suri. The carriers of such post from town to town, mainly situated on the Sher Shah Suri Marg (G.T.Road) which was built by him, rushed on galloping horses. During the Mughal period a crude form telephone through which a message could be conveyed by a person in one room to a person in the adjacent room, had come into usage mainly among members of the royal family. It was however, during the British period in India that the modern means of communication came into full usage all over the country.

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