Wi-Fi gets onboard Asia’s trains

Wi-Fi or wireless Internet service is soon coming into public trains of Asia. Currently, Wireless Internet service is available on Japan’s Tsukuba Express.

Dharamshala Wi-Fi has an Israeli network

Dharamshala, the home of Dalai Lama in India is fully covered with wireless connection. Here, the head priest teaches his followers through computers.

e-Delhi

[This article was published in the June 2007 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]

CAP Foundation imparts vocational and employability training to underprivileged and out-of-school youth. Apart from facilitating learning, these courses also enable the youth to acquire life skills needed for a positive education-work-life balance.

Hong Kong Finance Committee approves Wi-Fi project

The Finance Committee of the Legislative Council has approved a funding of $217.6 million for providing Wi-Fi facilities at Government premises for free use by the citizens of Hong Kong.

HK Govt. to provide wireless Internet services in public places

Hong Kong Legislative Council has approved a multi-million dollar programme to provide Internet services in government premises.

Indian Western Railway goes for Wi-Fi connectivity

Mumbai Central railway station of India will have a cyber cafe with a capacity of over 20 people; international calls, and chat @ INR 20 an hour.

New Delhi, India railway station to go for wireless

Soon capital of India, New Delhi railway station will get a cyber cafe. The Indian Railways has decided to enable the capital’s station with the wireless fidelity technology, known as Wi-Fi.

Indian railways plans for Wi-Fi connectivity at stations

The Indian Railway Ministry is planning to set up Cyber Cafes with wireless connectivity at 17 selected railway stations across the country.

Internet postman connects isolated villages

Now a postman connect all rural areas of developing countries through wirelessly. A United States entrepreneur has introduced an

Pune, the first Wi-Fi city in India

Pune is going to become the first Indian city to have a high-speed wireless Internet network. This ambitious project will enable people to access the Internet from anywhere in the city wirelessly through their laptops or personal digital assistance (PDAs).