Free high-speed internet for an hour per day will be provided to people across Bengaluru with the help of all interested players in the market, said Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan. Act Fibernet, which is a telecommunications company with its headquarters in Bengaluru, has come forward to offer the services, said the minister. Speaking to reporters, the deputy chief minister said that high-density zones will be identified in such a way that the free internet services can be provided to people across the city.

Free high-speed internet for an hour per day will be provided to people across Bengaluru with the help of all interested players in the market, said Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan. Act Fibernet, which is a telecommunications company with its headquarters in Bengaluru, has come forward to offer the services, said the minister. Speaking to reporters, the deputy chief minister said that high-density zones will be identified in such a way that the free internet services can be provided to people across the city.

Free high-speed internet for an hour per day will be provided to people across Bengaluru with the help of all interested players in the market, said Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan. Act Fibernet, which is a telecommunications company with its headquarters in Bengaluru, has come forward to offer the services, said the minister. Speaking to reporters, the deputy chief minister said that high-density zones will be identified in such a way that the free internet services can be provided to people across the city.

Free high-speed internet for an hour per day will be provided to people across Bengaluru with the help of all interested players in the market, said Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan. Act Fibernet, which is a telecommunications company with its headquarters in Bengaluru, has come forward to offer the services, said the minister. Speaking to reporters, the deputy chief minister said that high-density zones will be identified in such a way that the free internet services can be provided to people across the city.

Free high-speed internet for an hour per day will be provided to people across Bengaluru with the help of all interested players in the market, said Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan. Act Fibernet, which is a telecommunications company with its headquarters in Bengaluru, has come forward to offer the services, said the minister. Speaking to reporters, the deputy chief minister said that high-density zones will be identified in such a way that the free internet services can be provided to people across the city.

Free high-speed internet for an hour per day will be provided to people across Bengaluru with the help of all interested players in the market, said Deputy Chief Minister CN Ashwath Narayan. Act Fibernet, which is a telecommunications company with its headquarters in Bengaluru, has come forward to offer the services, said the minister. Speaking to reporters, the deputy chief minister said that high-density zones will be identified in such a way that the free internet services can be provided to people across the city.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.