Major Indian railway stations offer free Wi-Fi services, making it convenient for passengers to access the internet while waiting for their trains. Here's everything you need to know about this facility.
Under this initiative by the state government, people especially the youth will be able to avail free WiFi facility across all 75 districts, offices, municipal councils, 17 municipal corporations and 217 public places in the state.
The Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has announced free wifi facility for farmers protesting at the Singhu border over three contentious farm laws.
A day after the Google announced that it is gradually winding down its free public WiFi Station programme, currently available at 415 railway stations in India, the Railways has assured the continuation of the free WiFi services at these stations.
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The Railways has provided free WiFi at 5,500 stations across the country, the national transporter's digital arm RailTel said on Friday. Jharkhand's Mahuamilan station, which comes under the East Central Railway zone, has become the 5,500th station to get the facility, it said.
The railways' free Wi-Fi facility at stations began from Mumbai Central in January 2016 and within 16 months it was live at 1,600 stations across India. Railway's telecommunications arm RailTel began the process with a vision to turn stations into a platform for digital inclusion.
In its manifesto, the Aam Aadmi Party had promised free WiFi internet at all major points across Delhi. The tenure of the Arvind Kejriwal-government is nearing completion, yet the dream of having free WiFi access persists. In the past, several deadlines to provide free WiFi have been missed.
Himachal Pradesh chief minister Jai Ram Thakur launched the free Wi-Fi facility along with the 'hop-on hop-off' service which will let passengers get down at any station and board another incoming train without purchasing new tickets.
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Google, in collabration with Railtel, on Thursday rolled out free WiFi service at Udhagamandalam (Ooty) station in Tamil Nadu, taking to 100 the railway stations where it offers high speed internet to an estimated 10 million people.
Months after it received flak for allegedly violating net neutrality norms with ‘Free Basics’, social networking giant Facebook is now testing Wi-Fi hotspots across villages and small towns in India to provide free internet access.
New Delhi: Delhi Dialogue Commission (DDC) Vice Chairman Ashish Khetan has announced that the Delhi government will provide 1,000 Wi-Fi hotspot zones in the national capital by the end of this year. He said that
New Delhi: Almost 19 railways stations across the country have been offered with high-speed Free Wi-Fi services by Google. The tech giant recently revealed that almost 1.5 million Indians are using Wi-Fi services. The company
New Delhi: Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Friday launched free Wi-Fi service at three more railway stations across India via video conferencing. These stations are at Patna in Bihar, Visakhapatnam in Odisha and Ranchi in
New Delhi: Tech giant Google on Monday announced the launch of free high-speed public Wi-Fi service at 15 railways stations across India over the extensive fiber network of Indian Railway’s RailTel, which provides internet services
New Delhi: Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Thursday launched free Wi-Fi service at the railway stations at Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh, Raipur in Chhattisgarh and Kacheguda in Telengana. The service was commissioned by RailTel, a
New Delhi: Techno Sat Comm Wednesday said Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has awarded a 10-year contract to it for providing free Wi-Fi service to commuters and the Internet facility would be launched in the second
New Delhi: Google in collaboration with RailTel, the telecom arm of the Indian Railways, has rolled out free Wi-Fi service at 9 more stations, taking the total to 10 where it will offer high-speed Internet
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