Revanth Reddy Reviews T Fiber Project for Rural Internet Expansion

The Telangana government has stepped up efforts to improve digital connectivity in rural areas through the ambitious T Fiber project. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy recently conducted an important review meeting and discussed the project implementation with Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia through a video conference.

The discussion mainly focused on expanding high speed internet services to villages across Telangana under the amended Bharat Net programme. The state government is aiming to strengthen digital infrastructure in remote regions and ensure internet access reaches people at the grassroots level.

During the meeting, Revanth Reddy requested the Centre to speed up the agreement process related to the T Fiber project. He also urged the Union government to clear pending funds required for the project’s smooth execution.

The Chief Minister further sought a clear policy regarding the transfer of ring network assets created from mandal headquarters to gram panchayats under the Digital Bharat initiative. According to officials, this infrastructure will play a key role in extending reliable internet services to rural communities.

Sources said Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia responded positively to the requests raised by the Telangana government. The state administration believes faster approvals and financial support from the Centre will help accelerate internet connectivity works in villages.

The Telangana government considers the T Fiber project a major step towards bridging the digital divide between urban and rural areas. Officials expect the initiative to improve online education, digital services, communication facilities and access to government schemes for people living in villages.