The process usually took up to two decades back then - a government-owned monopoly was the sole source of phone connections. By the mid-1980s, nearly a million people were waiting for a phone.Before July 1991 - when historic reforms threw open the door to India"s economy - such "consultants" roamed outside offices in the country, offering out-of-turn phone connections, driving licences and passports for a hefty premium.
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