Recently Rajgarh district made headlines for turning its three remote villages into a wi-fi zone in the country without Government help. IT Engineers, Shakeel Anjum, Tushar Bharthare, Bhanu Yadav and Abhishek formally launched services on January 1, this year. The district administration is now aiming to be the first district in the State to offer WIFI services. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan appreciated the four and local administration supported them in their endeavor. later office of the prime minister sought details of the work done by youth IT Engineers.
Pilukhedi village along with Gilakhedi have recently turned to a WIFI village comes under Rajgarh district. District collector Tarun Pithode took the initiative for Digital Rajgarh with the help of Oswal, Bhopal glues and Vidhyachal Industries under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and result is villages are getting WIFI one by one.
The four IT Engineers Tushar Bharthare, Shakeel Anjum, Bhanu Yadav and Abhishek have earlier made Shivnathpura, Bawdikheda Jagir and Devaria a free village and now they have helped in making Pilukhedi and Gilakhedi village a WIFI zone technically
Shakeel Anjum said after taking to techies they said they have used a secure server login. First people would need to register themselves through OTP and then can access the Internet. This is the very important step we have taken to avoid cyber crime and speed they are getting up to 4-6 Mbps.
Basically 30 minutes will be free for every user and they can purchase vouchers thereafter. The cost for the 1 GB will be Rs 80-90 only. Bandwidth will be provided by WIFI India Organization and Skynet, he added.
Anjum further said we have made an organization called WIFI India Organization where we will be consulting people for free to make their zone WIFI. People can contact us at www.wifiindia.org.in to free consultancy.