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Four more railway stations in India to go Wi-Fi

Intel India, in partnership with Videsh Sanchar Nigam (VSNL) and RailTel Corporation, will provide wireless Internet access at four railway stations of Gujarat.


The service will be available to laptop users through Wi-Fi at Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat and Valsad railway stations. Intel will provide services to stations between Ahmedabad and Mumbai, informed sources from VSNL. Users can access Internet through Internet cards that will be available at the hotspots at the stations, the source said but denied to comment on the price of the Internet cards. These hotspots will help passengers who can use Internet services while waiting for their train. If a passenger needs to surf Internet, he can purchase the card and access the Internet.

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