February 1700.
In the blink of an eye, a year had passed since the Bharatiya Empire conquered Cape Town, the Kingdom of Lynden, and several European colonies across Africa.
Throughout 1699, earth-shaking changes had occurred in the continent of Europa with the establishment of the European Union, but that doesn't mean the Bharatiya Empire was at a standstill.
Utilising over 8 million workers, nearly 70% of the planned telegram lines had been laid down, stretching distances of more than 30,000 kilometres. Although this was only possible due to advanced digging equipment and an almost crazy investment of resources, the result is still astonishing.
Due to the telegrams being laid down, the dynamos have also begun to be manufactured on a large scale, and state-owned energy companies took root in every state throughout the empire, supplying electricity to the telegram line.
