Hyderabad, May 14, (way2newstv.com):
The government is doing a great deal of T-fiber tasks in order to provide internet access to every home. Amrit and Mission Bhagiratha schemes have an optic fiber cable for internet services along the pipelines for freshwater blacks on the door. Once pipelines, internet connections have been performed simultaneously to keep the roads separate. The cable will be extended to the towns and cities across the state highways through the state highways from the state capital. Apart from the district collectorate, the MPP and Gram Panchayat offices will extend these cable pipelines and provide tea-fiber broadband connections to the house. The new technology is good and almost every home has computers and laptops and 4G smart phones. Non-cash transactions have risen across the country. From the movie ticket to the exam fees, births, death certificates, ration cards, electricity bills, property, nalla, cash for bank accounts, mobile recharges are all paid online. This is a great way for people to have Internet services to the door. Tea-fiber technologists say that there are 70 types of TV channels that can be viewed on the Internet with this fiber cable. As prepaid recharges, connections are given to pay a monthly fee. Experts estimate that Telangana's history will be the fastest online state in the country with these technologies with excellent technology intelligence.
T-FIBER STEPS AS FAST
The government is working to provide easy access to the Internet, which is essential to the needs of rising water needs. As part of the central government's implementing Digital India Plan, the state has been developing the name of digital Telangana. Every home has access to internet and Internet access. The tasks are fast moving in the towns. The main objective is to link digital services with the help of the state IT department to the Command Control Center. The fiber cable is being interconnected with public health, irandby and irrigation department officials. Minister Ketiar is also talking to the concerned department officials about the connection of the internet connection with Nalla connection. CM KCR is doing the same with the Ketiar Mission Bhagiratha Pipeline along with internet cables. Ketiar, who has been specially focused on this issue, is moving forward with special functionality to make the state an IT IT. Ketiar initiatives work together with public health engineers and tee-fiber IT department officials to put internet cables in those areas. Officials are working to complete the fiber cable works in the wake of the Amrut and Bhagiratha works in the month of November. After this attempt, it is possible to get internet connections to every home and office. With all the technical services available from home, interest in tea fiber also began.
