After Google, Facebook to offer free Wi-Fi at Indian railway stations
 

After Google, Facebook to offer free Wi-Fi at Indian railway stations
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Facebook isn't giving up on India. Roughly six months after the Indian government deemed Facebook's Free Basics program illegal, the company is already preparing a comeback. And this time it is taking a leaf out of Google's playbook to win Indians.*

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Facebook said earlier this month that it's testing Express Wi-Fi in several remote areas of India. **w it seems the company also has plans to bring this service to railway stations and rural regions. The world's largest social media network is in talks with RailTel to provide internet services at railway stations, RailTel chairman RK Bahuguna told Eco**mic Times. Bahuguna added that they have asked Facebook to bring connectivity to smaller railway stations and rural areas in their vicinity.* Read more...

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