Suresh Prabhu said along with Google Wi-Fi, his ministry is also trying to ensure a better customer experience for all the travellers. (Press Trust of India file photo)
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu today said that in one year at-least 100 railway stations across the country will have Google Wi-Fi.
"We will start offering Google Wi-Fi connectivity to nearly 100 major railway stations in one year," Mr Prabhu told reporters at the sideline of an event in Goa today.
The minister said along with Google Wi-Fi, his ministry is also trying to ensure a better customer experience for all the travellers who take the Indian Railways at all the stations.
Yesterday, Mr Prabhu launched a free high-speed public Wi-Fi service in collaboration with technology giant Google at Mumbai Central station, which became first such station in country to get such facility.
Google has partnered with Railtel Corporation to provide the connectivity to the railway stations across country.
In a statement issued Google had said that the four stations where free Wi-Fi facility would be provided soon are Allahabad, Patna, Jaipur and Ranchi, and other stations will follow very shortly.