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60,000 kms OFC connecting 115 cities
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60,000 kms OFC connecting 115 cities

The company is building a 60,000-kilometer (37,290-mile) fiber optic cable network for voice, data and Internet that will link 115 Indian cities. It had finished 18,000-kilometers by the end of June last year. Reliance has raised its estimated cost to $5.3 billion, from $3 billion last April. Th...Read more

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Yes there is nothing impossible for this giant group.....Have you heard about RPL & RIL merger ......and apart from that read this ...... To make a beginning, Reliance Infocom will arrange for computer education and training for these children, the first phase will cover 51 secondary schools. T...his will benefit 68,000 children,” said Mr Ambani. Reliance will implement this scheme with Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. “The fruits of efforts should be shared on a large scale, this has always been my firm belief, a secret of the strong bonds between Reliance and lakh of investors,” he revealed. Stating that this spirit of sharing should be applied especially in the field of knowledge, he said, “Unlike other commodities, knowledge does not diminish if you give liberally, it only increases. If knowledge is shared, lakh and lakh of educated boys and girls will generate enormous wealth for our country,” he asserted. Stating that computer education holds the key to the new knowledge revolution that is sweeping the world, he said that it should be made available to Mumbai’s children on a large scale. “This will be posible only if schools run by the BMC can provide computers to children in their classrooms,” he said. As of now, the second phase will cover five thousand upper primary schools which will further benefit three and a half lakh children. Expressing this move as a small gesture to the city’s future, especially that of children who study in ordinary schools and do not come from affluent families, Mr Ambani said, “This is just a small gesture from me, a token of my feeling for Mumbai’s future, my concern for Mumbai’s children.' 'I hope this will mark a beginning in bringing computer education to the children of our society, especially to those who cannot afford it.” .... Read More