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Car rental service : 
The Indian law now allows companies to offer self-driven cars to their 
clients, thereby opening up rent-a-car business in the country. Companies like 
Hertz, Europ car and Budget who have already established themselves in this 
business the world over, are now in India, introducing a variety of service 
packages for the benefit of the corporate and leisure travelers in the country.
Value Added Telecom Services : 
Eight Indian private sector companies have been selected to provide 
cellular telephone services in the four metropolitan cities. Each of these 
companies would have tie-ups with foreign companies for the transfer of latest 
technology. The new telecom policy and the opening up of the telecom services 
to the private sector, India as well as foreign has changed the telecom scene 
radically. 
FAX service : 
Ever since the Government threw open the import doors, as a part of the 
liberalisation measures, India has been flooded with dozens of Fax models.
There are as many as 500 Fax companies in the country now. Modi Xerox, 
Videocon, Net work and Global Tele systems are among the leaders. 
E-Mail : 
As a communication tool, E-mail bypasses the postal, telex and fascimile 
systems, saves a great deal of time and money and provides for faster, almost 
instant information flow. E-mail lets people work together despite physical 
boundaries and changes the very style in which an organisation works. Many 
Indian companies now use E-mail to keep in constant touch with their offices 
and markets round the world. 
The National Informatics Centre (NIC) made the beginning in E-Mail in 
India in the mid eighties by developing the NIC-NET for in-house use. And 
later it became the Government’s unofficial E-mail network. The country’s 
other public network, run by agencies like CMC limited and the Videsh Sanchar 
Nigam Limited (VSNL) etc. are open to subscribers.