Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Wednesday announced free Wi-Fi facility for Jogindernagar town along with installation of CCTV cameras at public places. Also Read - UGC to get Rs 6.18 crore to provide Wi-Fi facility in universities in India
He said it would be the first town in the state to possess these facilities. “This would not only help in keeping close tabs on anti-social elements but also ensure cleanliness in the town,” he said at a public meeting in Jogindernagar, 202 km from here. Also Read - Bus stands to have Wi-Fi, FM radios in Kerala's Chengannur
The chief minister also announced the upgradation of the local civic body to that of town council. He said Jogindernagar would be the nodal agency for implementing Wi-Fi and CCTV facilities. Also Read - Andhra Pradesh government launches Wi-Fi service in Vizag
