Internet usage in India has soared in part because of affordable smartphones. A massive 94 percent of Indian web users use smartphones as the primary means of accessing the Internet, according to Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI). The number of Internet users in India is expected to reach 402 million by the end of 2015 - a 49 percent growth over 2014. Approximately one billion people in the country are still not connected to the World Wide Web but this issue is managed by Google India in partnership with RailTel (wing telecommunications Indian Railway), to install public Wi-Fi project in India in stations across the country to help get millions online.
CEO Sundar Pichai Google recently announced on the website of tech giant "last year, 100 million people in India began using the Internet for the first time. this means that there are now more internet users in India than in any country in the world outside China. But what is really amazing is the fact that there are still . nearly a billion people in India who are not online We would like to help you get the next billion Indians online -. So that they can access the entire web and all its information and the possibility "
According to reports , the Indian government has signed an agreement between information Mahataa India Pvt Ltd (a subsidiary of Google Inc.) and RailTel deliver public project Wi-Fi India. At the end of 2016 around 100 stations will be equipped with Wi-Fi networks, providing Internet access to about 10 million people who pass through the station every day. The second phase of public Wi-Fi project in India will be implemented soon after.
This will result in India having the second largest number of Internet users in the world, behind China, which has 650 million Internet users , according to Internet World Stats . Public Wi-Fi project will allow users to 30 minutes of free broadband Internet fast enough to download a movie in just four minutes!
CEO Sundar Pichai Google should visit India on December 16 to discuss the Wi-Fi project in India further.
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