After Facebook and Google, the Indian government plans on providing free Wi-Fi to villages across the country.
BSNL mobile services worked for most part of the day, but internet connectivity in those phones were also down on Tuesday.
The Indian government — in its effort to digitise
The project will be deployed over a span of next six months wherein each of those 1,050 villages will receive their own Wi-Fi hotspots mounted on a special tower that the villagers can use to connect their cell phones.
This government program costs around $62 million in its initial phase, as reported by CNN Tech. The program will eventually be extended to other regions of
( Source : deccan chronicle )
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