The Times of India revealed that Telegram is under investigation in India following the high-profile arrest of co-founder Pavel Durov in France on Aug. 24. According to the report, the Ministry of ...

Telegram, perhaps the most prominent messaging service used by the cryptocurrency ecosystem, is under scrutiny in India but not in immediate danger of a ban, multiple reports have indicated.

India's last telegram went out late Sunday, marking the end of a service that millions of Indians had relied on for fast communication for more than 160 years.

Telegraph officer Baljit Singh checks a telegram message of a customer at the Kashmere Gate telegraph office in New Delhi, India. On July 15, 2013, the state-run telecommunications company will ...

A senior official told the Times of India newspaper: “The telegram has lost its relevance. The basic idea was to send a message fast. Now SMS, fax and emails do that job.

Telegram has cut the monthly subscription fee for its premium tier by more than half in India, where it has over 120 million active users.

India's telegram service had been upgraded in recent years — clerks now type up messages on computers to be sent via telegraph, instead of using Morse code. But it still didn't work.

As the telegram service comes to an end, India Real Time spent a day at work with Om Dutt, one of the country's last telegram messengers.

Telegram has become a global sewer of criminal activity, disinformation, child sexual abuse material, terrorism and racist incitement, according to a four-month investigation by The New York Times ...

With nearly one billion cellphone subscribers, the telegram finally outlives its usefulness in India. ... After 163 years, India ends its telegram service. July 14, 2013 / 12:57 PM EDT / AP ...

The Times of India revealed that Telegram is under investigation in India following the high-profile arrest of co-founder Pavel Durov in France on Aug. 24.