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The '''Indian Radio and Cable Communications Company''' was a [[subsidiary]] corporation formed by [[Cable & Wireless Worldwide|Imperial and International Communications, Ltd.]] and the India Radio Telegraph Company in 1932.<ref>Robert Boyce, "The Origins of Cable and Wireless Limited, 1918-1939," in Bernard Finn and Daqing Yang, eds., ''Communications Under the Seas: The Evolving Cable Network and Its Implications'' (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2009): 99.</ref>  Its purpose was to operate India's external communications to other countries. The Indian government took over the assets of the company in 1947, placing them into the [[Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (India)|Ministry of Communications]] as the Overseas Communications Service.<ref>Indian Science Congress Association, ''Proceedings'' Volume 41, page 22.</ref>

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