Chennai, June 30: The Tamil Nadu government has floated a tender for the procurement and deployment of 2.5 lakh devices to strengthen rural broadband connectivity across the state.
The initiative is aimed at improving digital infrastructure and ensuring better internet access in rural and remote areas. Officials said the devices will help enhance last-mile connectivity and support the expansion of the state’s broadband network.
The project is expected to improve access to key digital services, including e-governance, education, healthcare, and other online platforms, thereby promoting digital inclusion in underserved regions.
Authorities noted that the tender process will identify suitable vendors responsible for supply, installation, and maintenance of the devices. The rollout is intended to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural areas.
Further details regarding implementation timelines and execution strategy are expected after the tender process is completed.
