From today get your mails in BSNL's XGen

MOVE over Gmail or Yahoo. Here comes BSNL XGen. Having problem every time you try to log in to your e-mail account? No longer so as state-run telecom major BSNL is all set to introduce a locally...
developed and designed e-mail service from today. Now, BSNL will emerge the country's largest email service provider.
If you are a BSNL customer, you can access the e-mail service developed by Jaipur-based IT company Data Infosys. BSNL XGen personal and enterprise e-mail service will be initially free for the company's broadband customers across the country and paid for other. The cash-strapped service provider will be competing with other e-mail service providers in the country through this offering which is going to be introduced on May 17.
The service offers numerous facilities which are not available from other service providers at present, says an agency report quoting a top Data Infosys official.
The Rights Management feature empowers the sender to control actions of deleting, forwarding, replying and printing of the e-mail by the recipient.
You can also send SMSs and emails in advance to your friends and the same will be delivered at the desired time.
The messages will be stored on servers. Not only that. The virtual storage facility will allow you files up to one GB to be attached or sent. You can send 5,000 emails per day. Sound great!
You need not remember your password every time you log in. Its OTP (One Time Password) feature is quite interesting as the Dual Authentication makes the service most secured for the user.
Almost 75 lakh customers of BSNL broadband will be provided the service free soon after its launch on Saturday and the company targets to associate an additional 25 lakh people by the end of this fiscal.