Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks

Vodafone India, India’ second largest telecom operator, has launched Gurugram’s first ever Wi-Fi enabled bus shelter at the HUDA City Centre today. The new service allows patrons to enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi at the bus shelter for up to 20 minutes in a day. Despite being a Vodafone enabled Wi-Fi service, users of any Indian telecom operators are free to access it. This is one of the first initiatives by Vodafone India to pitch seamless, technology-backed Wi-Fi networks in the region to bolster data consumption among smartphone users.

The HUDA City Centre at Gurugram witnesses a heavy influx of people throughout the day, so it only makes the place a suitable choice for such kind of a setup. It is reported that at the heels of this first initiative, Vodafone will be setting up a couple more Wi-Fi networks at different bus shelters across the city.
The Vodafone Wi-Fi Hotspot network is already available across 115 prime locations in Delhi NCR, which is the crux of most popular market places, malls, colleges, hospitals, etc.
Vodafone India has introduced a range of free Wi-Fi offers for its Prepaid customers as well as its Postpaid RED users so that they can avail extra benefits at these Wi-Fi enabled locations. 20 minutes of free Wi-Fi service has been made available in regions like Dilli Haat (INA market), Fortis Hospital (Gurugram), Khan market, and all the Vodafone stores in all of Delhi NCR.
