Odisha government to provide free Wi-Fi in public universities
Press Trust of India | November 2, 2023 | 05:11 PM IST | 1 min read
Higher education special secretary Ramakanta Nayak asked registrars of all state-run universities to furnish estimates of Wi-Fi installation facilities on the campuses.
BHUBANESWAR: Odisha government has decided to provide free Wi-Fi on the campuses of all state-run universities so that students can easily access online study materials and e-books. Higher education department special secretary Ramakanta Nayak has asked registrars of all state-run universities to furnish detailed estimates for installation of Wi-Fi facilities on the campuses. "The Odisha government intends to provide free Wi-Fi for students on university campuses as most of the study materials are now-a-days available online," he wrote in a letter to all registrars on Wednesday. While Utkal University and Rama Devi Women’s University here have been providing free Wi-Fi on the campuses, the latest move will benefit students of other universities. Providing free Wi-Fi and 1GB data for students in all colleges and universities was promised by the ruling BJD in its election manifesto ahead of the 2019 assembly and general elections.
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