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    Delays due to heavy Internet traffic.

                        Limited connectivity in rural areas and villages.

                           EMAIL

                     Electronic Mail (e-mail) is an online mailing service provided on the Internet by which one can
                     send messages to any person around the world through computing devices. It has become the
                     fastest, easiest and cheapest means of communication for business, governance, administration,
                     education, tourism, etc.

                     An individual who avails the service of the Internet must have a unique e-mail address. Messages
                     can be sent and received using an e-mail ID that can be accessed from anywhere at any time,
                     as long as there is Internet connectivity. Mails are received in a Inbox of an e-mail recipient.
                     No two e-mail IDs  can be identical. For example, a typical e-mail  address would look like:

                     info@orangeeducation.com.
                     Advantages of an Email

                     Some of the advantages of an e-mail are:
                                                        Fast: An e-mail message can reach any corner of the world

                                                        in seconds. e-mail messages are delivered much faster when
                                                        compared to any conventional system of sending letters.

                         Cost-Effective: For sending and receiving e-mails, there is no fee.
                         Once connected to the Internet, one does not need to pay for

                         sending a message.

                                                              Convenience: An e-mail message can be sent at any point
                                                              in time from anywhere on the earth. An e-mail message
                                                              does not require the person receiving the message to be
                                                              present at his/her computer at that moment, unlike the
                                                              telephone calls. The received messages are stored in the

                                                              inbox of the account holder. One can receive and read
                                                              the messages as per convenience.

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