Search giant, Google has started rolling out free high speed WiFi service in India with an initial deployment at the Mumbai Central railway station. Google partnered with RailTel, Indian state-owned company that has built a network of fiber-optic lines along most major rail tracks across the country.
Google Access & Energy team which undertakes the implementation of the project plans to deploy one of the largest public WiFi network in the world to cover 400 train stations, with 100 set to be completed by the end of the year.
On 22nd Jan, while you wait at Mumbai Central, surf everything you love on the internet, fast & free with #RailWire pic.twitter.com/fRkrEJwg1n
— Google India (@googleindia) January 22, 2016
Make your train journey a memorable one! Stock up on endless entertainment with #RailWire #MumbaiCentral pic.twitter.com/0G2f8pqYhH
— Google India (@googleindia) January 22, 2016
