The year 2000 … first year of millennium and first intoxication of the new century for India. At the time, life wasn’t fast like Insta roles or a short video like today. Everything happened slowly earlier, but the fun was doubled and experience was memorable. Cuber cafes were opened in cities and towns. Bhaisab, who looks at its long lines, looked like a wedding or party was taking place. Everyone, in turn, waited to make an email, chatting Yahoo or calling for the first time with their friends on the internet. At the time, the internet speed was very slow. The page used to test patience by opening. But even at the same slow pace, happiness and excitement were very fast. Once the message of “connected” came, the heart hit as if a new Netflix episode was released today. At the time, this message was a small magic in the world of technology. The atmosphere of Kuberkafees was also different. Small rooms, photos visible in the pixel on the computer screen, and lights beating the internet around. People would stand in line for hours, but smile and enthusiasm on the face would be clearly visible. Children, young and old – came for the same purpose: first encounter with the digital world. Remember, then downloaded music on the internet, talked through sticker and emoji, or played online games for the first time – all these experiences were very exciting. Gradually, while the internet world is spreading feet, new possibilities and thinking have expanded in people’s lives. The year 2000 we showed the beginning of Digital India. That was the period when technology entered India’s home. People first realized how the world can get into their hands by clicking on the screen. If we enjoy a high speed internet, online shopping and video streaming today, the slow but memorable journey of 2000 takes us to the corridors of old memories. This was the time when the magic of technology was still new, and every click, every message, each chat filled the heart with joy and enthusiasm. Share this story -tags
Year 2000: When Internet India gives its first digital heart rate
