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"Not Cost Effective": Railways Drops Project To Provide Wifi Services In Trains
The railways has "dropped" a project to provide internet connection in trains because it was not cost effective, the government informed Parliament on Wednesday.
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All Railway Stations In Kashmir Valley Are Now Wi Fi-Enabled, Says Government
All 15 railway stations in the Kashmir valley have been integrated under the wireless fidelity or Wi-Fi network of Indian Railways.
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Over 2 Crore Users Logged On To Railways' Free WiFi In May
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.
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Wi-Fi Reaches 710 Rail Stations, Offers "Best Speed", Claims Piyush Goyal
Rail Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted an exponential growth in paperless ticketing in railways.
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Railways Mulling Installation Of CCTV Cameras, WiFi Inside Trains
Taking a step forward in women safety, the railways is mulling to install CCTV cameras inside trains and dedicate 2018 to collectively fight against human trafficking, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Free Wi-Fi Service At 100 Railway Stations
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.
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Over 1.5 Million Indians Enjoying High-Speed WiFi At 19 Stations: Google
Over 1.5 million Indians are enjoying its high-speed wifi network experience across 19 railway stations in the country, especially in tier II cities, Google has said.
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Google, RailTel Expand Free WiFi Reach, Cover 9 More Stations
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.
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Google, RailTel Expand Free WiFi Reach, Cover 9 More Stations
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.
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Railways Ties Up With Google To Provide Wi-Fi In 400 Stations
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Thursday proposed commissioning of Wi-Fi services at 100 railway stations this year and at a total 400 in the next two years.
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Sundar Pichai Says Mumbai Central to Get Free Wi-Fi by January; 100 Stations by 2016-End
As announced earlier, Google and Indian Railways are bringing free Wi-Fi to 400 railway stations, starting with Mumbai Central in January.
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Free Wi-Fi at 500 Indian Railway Stations, With Google's Help
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.
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Rail Budget 2013: Pawan Bansal announces e-ticketing revamp, targets 7000 tickets a minute
Rail Budget 2013: By the end of this year, Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal promises to revamp the e-ticketing system to support 7,200 net bookings in a minute. Right now, the Railways website allows 2,000 bookings a minute and crashes often due overloading.
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"Not Cost Effective": Railways Drops Project To Provide Wifi Services In Trains
The railways has "dropped" a project to provide internet connection in trains because it was not cost effective, the government informed Parliament on Wednesday.
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All Railway Stations In Kashmir Valley Are Now Wi Fi-Enabled, Says Government
All 15 railway stations in the Kashmir valley have been integrated under the wireless fidelity or Wi-Fi network of Indian Railways.
-
Over 2 Crore Users Logged On To Railways' Free WiFi In May
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.
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Wi-Fi Reaches 710 Rail Stations, Offers "Best Speed", Claims Piyush Goyal
Rail Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted an exponential growth in paperless ticketing in railways.
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Railways Mulling Installation Of CCTV Cameras, WiFi Inside Trains
Taking a step forward in women safety, the railways is mulling to install CCTV cameras inside trains and dedicate 2018 to collectively fight against human trafficking, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Free Wi-Fi Service At 100 Railway Stations
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.
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Over 1.5 Million Indians Enjoying High-Speed WiFi At 19 Stations: Google
Over 1.5 million Indians are enjoying its high-speed wifi network experience across 19 railway stations in the country, especially in tier II cities, Google has said.
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Google, RailTel Expand Free WiFi Reach, Cover 9 More Stations
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.
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Google, RailTel Expand Free WiFi Reach, Cover 9 More Stations
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.
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Railways Ties Up With Google To Provide Wi-Fi In 400 Stations
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Thursday proposed commissioning of Wi-Fi services at 100 railway stations this year and at a total 400 in the next two years.
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Sundar Pichai Says Mumbai Central to Get Free Wi-Fi by January; 100 Stations by 2016-End
As announced earlier, Google and Indian Railways are bringing free Wi-Fi to 400 railway stations, starting with Mumbai Central in January.
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Free Wi-Fi at 500 Indian Railway Stations, With Google's Help
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.
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Rail Budget 2013: Pawan Bansal announces e-ticketing revamp, targets 7000 tickets a minute
Rail Budget 2013: By the end of this year, Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal promises to revamp the e-ticketing system to support 7,200 net bookings in a minute. Right now, the Railways website allows 2,000 bookings a minute and crashes often due overloading.
