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“Yes, the lockdown has made things difficult for all of us in one way or another, but I believe we need to accept this change and find a way out. This has become my new normal.”

The idea is currently being tested as a pilot project. By the way, Hindi practical exams are in the offing too!

In a move to bridge this gap and make internet accessible to the strata of society that usually is the last to get any benefits, the government has decided to make Wi-Fi available across the nation by setting up over 7.5 lakh public-internet hotspots by the end of 2018.

The launch of GSAT-19, GSAT-11 and GSAT-20, will take place over 18 months and promises to transform connectivity around the country.

When RTI activist Ajay Kumar wrote to the PMO on June 1 seeking better connectivity for Dudhali village in Uttarakhand, little did he expect that it would initiate such a quick response.

An Indian organization has come up with a technology that can help increase internet connectivity and take it to the rural parts of the nation as well.

Isn't it great when we get to access the internet for free while waiting for flights at some airports? Very soon, we can experience the same luxury at some railways stations as well. According to reports, Google is partnering with Indian Railways to set up WiFi hotspots at 400 key stations across the country.

This October, BSNL has some great news for its internet consumers. They are offering a minimum broadband speed of 2Mbps from October 1, without any extra charge.