Microsoft to bring low-cost broadband to 500,000 Indian villages
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- Anonymous
- HjB
- 29 Sep 2015
Anonymous, 28 Sep 2015great news! all they need now are the devices to connect to... moreAnd then Xiaomi CEO enters the stage promising to provide India the cheapest 4g LTE smartphone in the country.
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- Binay kalita
- 9xN
- 29 Sep 2015
we realy Appreciate our honour of PM Narendra Modi ..evreything is going fine whatever you done ...you are Hero SIR ..god bless you & more power to you for your good health...
am proud to be indian,,
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- UD{
- 28 Sep 2015
Good thing that Indians will have free wi-fi and lowcost brodband but i think the government should concentrate more on projects that generate jobs and quality education.
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- Anonymous
- vx6
- 28 Sep 2015
great news! all they need now are the devices to connect to that broadband signal, or maybe the money needed to buy those devices, and they're all set!! grrrrrrreat job!
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- RS DEVRAJ
- tUd
- 28 Sep 2015
wonderful job, modi ji.... go ahead to make in india.... we are with you... thank to the fast moving steps for our country...
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- 6Qn
- 28 Sep 2015
Microsoft provide broadband to the Pakistan ... we are also the big users of microsoft phones and windows and many more products.. so provide the broadband facility in Pakistani's villages
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- M patel
- 3xT
- 28 Sep 2015
Shrug , 28 Sep 2015It's a bad idea Bad idea,People are blind or short sighted, there is no need to bring Microsoft in for broadband, why can't Indian companies do it? Why are we giving our business to someone else where we can do it ourselves, remember Make in India slogan by modiji? What happened to that?
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- 28 Sep 2015
Thank you PM Modi. You're the most dynamic leader of this world. India is glad of you PM Modi.
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- rx7
- 28 Sep 2015
This is a good move. Next question, is it at 'low cost' to the service providers or the consumers? If the difference between the cost now and 'low cost'is around 10-15%, then it really makes not much sense.
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- Anonymouses
- RIE
- 28 Sep 2015
Good move Microsoft. This is one of a few things they are doing right. I don't want to hear Indian complaining in Gsmarena that their phone don't work or there is no 4G network or the internet is too slow or they don't have access to internet.
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- Bibhuti Mallick
- w43
- 28 Sep 2015
Thank us Mr. Narendra modi...you are doing such a wonderfull things
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- Shrug
- vbN
- 28 Sep 2015
It's a bad idea
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- david
- ijM
- 28 Sep 2015
its better microsoft should release Home Edition of Windows for FREE
so that it can be freely used in rural areas
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- Anonymous
- YPb
- 28 Sep 2015
again why did the indian gov not do anything in the first place???
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- AnonD-92238
- U@H
- 28 Sep 2015
anime.... moar anime :)
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- akas
- 9xN
- 28 Sep 2015
welcome to Microsoft.....in india if you give us low cost broadband then its good for us ,its not only me all the people who love to use internet ,all the mobile company or broadband company teck high amount for internet accsses ,or they don't want to go in villages for internet connectivity now in days all people know what means internet so evrey one want to accsse but they not gettings srcop if you give use low cost broadband service then get a chance to connect all over the world with low cost ....thanks modi
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- AnonD-362866
- NHU
- 28 Sep 2015
The indian population is ripe for this kind of business, and they need cheap stuff, well done Microsoft, and Google too, dont forget. These are great initiaives. I believe high speed data access needs to be a human right accross the globe.
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- akas
- 9xN
- 28 Sep 2015
welcome to Microsoft.....
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- w43
- 28 Sep 2015
lol@
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