Free Wifi At Railway Station

The high-speed free WiFi internet facility is now available at 6,100 railway stations across the country, RailTel said on Tuesday.

Over two crore users logged into the railway WiFi at 1,606 stations across its network in May and the facility of free internet would be extended to the remaining 4,791 stations within this year, Indian Railways' digital arm RailTel said Tuesday.

Google is using the learning from the RailWire project to bring similar Internet access to more public places in India.

With Kollam in south India becoming Wi-Fi-enabled, railways have completed the task of equipping 100 stations with free Wi-Fi service across the country by the end of 2016.

Authorities at Bihar's Patna Railway Station have blocked access to porn sites in its free Wi-Fi service at the station, officials said on Wednesday.

Free WiFi, introduced last month at the Patna train station, has no shortage of takers. Of the 23 railway stations that provide free WiFi, Patna tops the list for the maximum number of searches. The curiosity is largely in porn.

Google in collaboration with RailTel, the telecom arm of the Indian Railways, has rolled out free WiFi service at 9 more stations, taking the total to 10 where it will offer high-speed Internet to an estimated 1.5 million passengers and visitors.

Google in collaboration with RailTel, the telecom arm of the Indian Railways, has rolled out free WiFi service at 9 more stations, taking the total to 10 where it will offer high-speed Internet to an estimated 1.5 million passengers and visitors.

Train passengers will soon be able to enjoy free high-speed WiFi service at Jaipur and Ranchi stations as part of railways' commitment to provide better Internet connectivity to passengers at 100 busiest stations by the year end.

Google will help India provide free WiFi at 500 Indian railway stations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said at the Digital India dinner with top CEOs at Silicon Valley.

Passengers at the New Delhi railway station would be able to access wi-fi internet within its premises as the public transporter is kicking off a scheme for providing more connectivity at stations.

The high-speed free WiFi internet facility is now available at 6,100 railway stations across the country, RailTel said on Tuesday.

Over two crore users logged into the railway WiFi at 1,606 stations across its network in May and the facility of free internet would be extended to the remaining 4,791 stations within this year, Indian Railways' digital arm RailTel said Tuesday.

Google is using the learning from the RailWire project to bring similar Internet access to more public places in India.

With Kollam in south India becoming Wi-Fi-enabled, railways have completed the task of equipping 100 stations with free Wi-Fi service across the country by the end of 2016.

Authorities at Bihar's Patna Railway Station have blocked access to porn sites in its free Wi-Fi service at the station, officials said on Wednesday.

Free WiFi, introduced last month at the Patna train station, has no shortage of takers. Of the 23 railway stations that provide free WiFi, Patna tops the list for the maximum number of searches. The curiosity is largely in porn.

Google in collaboration with RailTel, the telecom arm of the Indian Railways, has rolled out free WiFi service at 9 more stations, taking the total to 10 where it will offer high-speed Internet to an estimated 1.5 million passengers and visitors.

Google in collaboration with RailTel, the telecom arm of the Indian Railways, has rolled out free WiFi service at 9 more stations, taking the total to 10 where it will offer high-speed Internet to an estimated 1.5 million passengers and visitors.

Train passengers will soon be able to enjoy free high-speed WiFi service at Jaipur and Ranchi stations as part of railways' commitment to provide better Internet connectivity to passengers at 100 busiest stations by the year end.

Google will help India provide free WiFi at 500 Indian railway stations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said at the Digital India dinner with top CEOs at Silicon Valley.

Passengers at the New Delhi railway station would be able to access wi-fi internet within its premises as the public transporter is kicking off a scheme for providing more connectivity at stations.