Google Will Provide Free Public Wi-Fi to 400 Railway Stations in India

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Delhi Metro is not the only one working on Free Wi-Fi. Google is woking with the Indian Railways and Railtel to provide High-Speed Wireless Internet access to 100 Railway stations by the end of this year and a total of 400 Stations in the coming years. A service which will be free to all passengers and visitors.

The service has already been launched at 9 stations including Bhopal, Bhubaneshwar, Ernakulam Jn, Kacheguda, Pune, Raipur, Ranchi, Vijayawada, and Vishakhapatnam. In January, the service was launched at Mumbai Central which makes the list a complete 10.

Indian Railway Free Wifi

Google aims to make free Wi-Fi available to 10 Million Indians every day in its goal to hit 100 Railway stations by the end of 2016. The service is already a success according to Google with over 100,000 users logging in daily at Mumbai Central alone.

Google’s target of 400 stations may take a few years to come, but the service will be appreciated by everyone none the less.

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12 responses to “Google Will Provide Free Public Wi-Fi to 400 Railway Stations in India”

  1. Naman Bali Avatar
    Naman Bali

    Better study tax then lol

  2. Adarsh Pal Singh Avatar
    Adarsh Pal Singh

    Use either a VPN or Tor while using public hotspots if you are so worried.

  3. Rohan Adsur Avatar
    Rohan Adsur

    Your comment makes no sense.

  4. Shahjade Alam Avatar
    Shahjade Alam

    Bus bhai ab babu log torrent na lagaye download per :p

  5. ???? ?????? Avatar
    ???? ??????

    Free then it will not connect no use !

  6. Rohit Adsur Avatar
    Rohit Adsur

    Worst Network Ever…use 2G/3G/4G ….Speed better than Google wifi service…U0001f611

  7. Girish Scientist Avatar
    Girish Scientist

    sitting there just to complete torrenttttt download.

  8. Tarun R Nath Avatar
    Tarun R Nath

    So that it can spy our browsing and send it to CIA?

  9. Abdul Kabeer Avatar
    Abdul Kabeer

    MTS has provided in hyderabad before

  10. Naman Bali Avatar
    Naman Bali

    I don’t think anyone would provide free internet. Surely, they are getting paid by govt. And govt. Is using our tax money or the other investments we make in govt. Depts.

  11. Dipanjan Ray Avatar
    Dipanjan Ray

    Not only Google but along with RailTel

  12. Adarsh Pal Singh Avatar
    Adarsh Pal Singh

    I was at Pune Station recently when I stumbled upon an access point named “RailWire.” At first I thought it must be someone’s hotspot but I tried connecting nevertheless. And yes, it did work!
    SpeedTest Down speed: 24.43 Mbps
    SpeedTest Up Speed: 12.02 Mbps
    P.s. Speed will obviously go down with an increase in the number of users.

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