(s) "Interpolated Public Call Office" means a public call office which is opened on a trunk line between two exchanges (r) "international telephone service" means a trunk call service between India and any other country except Ceylon, Nepal and Pakistan (q) "internal extension" means an extension located in the same building in which the main connection is working (p) "Government Telegraph Office" includes telegraph offices and combined offices. (o) "Flat Rate System" means a system of charging on telephones under which a subscriber is required to pay a fixed annual rental for the line connecting his telephone to any exchange within the exchange system, but not any call fees for local calls from his telephones (n) "Fixed Time Call" means a trunk call between two numbers which is to be put through at or about a specified time (m) "External Extension" means the extension other than an internal extension (l) "Extension" means a subsidiary telephone connection having access to the exchange line with or without the intervention of the main station
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(k) "Exchange System" means any Departmental Telephone Exchange or Exchanges and any license connected therewith declared by the Telegraph Authority to be an exchange system. (j) "Double Period or Unit" means a period in excess of three minutes but not in excess of six minutes (i) "Divisional Engineer" means the Divisional Engineer, Telegraph or Telephones and includes all Heads of Telephone District and any other officer who may be empowered to discharge the functions of the Divisional Engineer under these rules
(h) "Director General" means the Director General of Posts and Telegraphs (g) "Direct Exchange Line" is a Telephone connection directly working on a departmental exchange. (i) "Dialling Unit" means an equipment associated with the subscriber's teleprinter machine to enable calls being set up automatically (ii) "Non-Electronic Exchange" means a Telephone Exchange other than an Electronic Exchange] [(i) "Electronic Exchange" means an electonically operated and maintained Telephone Exchange of the 'stored programme controlled type' which uses a computer for the establishment of telephone calls. (e) "Departmental Exchange" means a telephone exchange which is installed, maintained and controlled by the Telegraph Authority. (ii) "Credit Card Facility" means a facility where under a subscriber or his representative who has applied for and been issued under such terms and conditions, as may be prescribed by the telegraph authority with a Credit Card, may make trunk calls from any telephone, public or private, to any other telephone and have the charges debited against the telephone subscriber specified in the Credit Card (i) "Commutator Board" means an equipment for terminating telegraph circuits so as to facilitate interconnection between any two desired circuits. (d) "Combined Office" means a post office which is in telegraphic communication with a Government telegraph office, or at which telegrams may be handed in for despatch by messenger to the nearest telegraph office for onward transmission "Central Telegraph Office", means the Principal Telegraph Office in a city, where there are more than one Telegraph Officer (ii) "Collect Call", means a call for which the person booking the trunk call specifies, while booking it, that he wishes the call to be paid for by the called party (c) (i) "Caller", means a subscriber who registers his demand for a trunk call (b) "Called Person", means a subscriber with whom a caller wishes to speak. (ii) "Call", means a conversation between two or more subscribers connected to the same exchange and includes a conversation with such other service connected with the telephone system as may be specified by the Telegraph Authority (i) "Auto transmitter", means an apparatus used for transmission of perforated tapes
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(a) "Answer Back Code", means a combination of characters used to provide a short code to identify the subscriber. In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,. (1) These rules may be called the Indian Telegraph Rules, 1951.Ģ. In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 7 of the Indian Telegraph Act, 1885 (XIII of 1885), and in supersession of the Indian Telegraph Rules, 1932, the Central Government hereby makes the following rules:ġ.
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