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Don’t pay for private internet service to govt offices from Sept 1, provide T-Fiber: Telangana IT Minister

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Don’t pay for private internet service to govt offices from Sept 1, provide T-Fiber: Telangana IT Minister

Sridhar Babu directs officials to accelerate implementation of Telangana government’s flagship ‘Internet to every home’ initiative

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