BSNL works with local entrepreneurs (Digital Gram Sewaks) to provide high speed BharatFibre connections in rural areas
BSNL customers receive speeds upto 100 MBps and data download options are available daily from 5GB to 50GB per day.
The state-owned telecommunications operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) created the Digital Gram Sewaks initiative in which local entrepreneurs in rural areas provide Bharatfibre connections to rural families, using the BSNL network.
As part of the initiative, BSNL customers receive speeds up to 100 MBps and data download options are available daily from 5 GB to 50 GB per day.
As per BSNL Website and a statement release in press media, stated that local partners will receive revenue sharing to keep the last mile of connectivity with customers.
"We are encouraging our local entrepreneurs in rural areas to work with BSNL and reduce this digital divide using the best BSNL technologies that provide quality Internet services even in the corners of remote areas in India," said BSNL Official.
BSNL is asking all state governments to support this BSNL initiative project and make this program a great success.
"State governments are also encouraged to use this high-speed platform to implement e-government initiatives, including electronic health, digital terrestrial documentation, electronic medicine and all possible ways to revive the rural economy." declared Vivek Banzal, CFA BSNL director.
For this initiative, the telecommunications company also collaborates with educational and entertainment content providers.
BSNL customers receive speeds upto 100 MBps and data download options are available daily from 5GB to 50GB per day.
The state-owned telecommunications operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) created the Digital Gram Sewaks initiative in which local entrepreneurs in rural areas provide Bharatfibre connections to rural families, using the BSNL network.
As part of the initiative, BSNL customers receive speeds up to 100 MBps and data download options are available daily from 5 GB to 50 GB per day.
As per BSNL Website and a statement release in press media, stated that local partners will receive revenue sharing to keep the last mile of connectivity with customers.
"We are encouraging our local entrepreneurs in rural areas to work with BSNL and reduce this digital divide using the best BSNL technologies that provide quality Internet services even in the corners of remote areas in India," said BSNL Official.
BSNL is asking all state governments to support this BSNL initiative project and make this program a great success.
"State governments are also encouraged to use this high-speed platform to implement e-government initiatives, including electronic health, digital terrestrial documentation, electronic medicine and all possible ways to revive the rural economy." declared Vivek Banzal, CFA BSNL director.
For this initiative, the telecommunications company also collaborates with educational and entertainment content providers.
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