Jio extends its 4G and 5G services to over 45000 villages in Rajasthan 

Jaipur: In a transformative step for rural digital connectivity, Reliance Jio has made significant strides by extending its 4G and 5G services to over 45,000 villages in Rajasthan. Out of these, in 54 remote villages across districts like Bikaner, Jhalawar, and Udaipur, Jio is the only private telecom operator providing digital services. 
 Villages such as Modiya Manasar, Ramsara, Mithriya, Dholiya, Laifal, Rampuriya, and Majawad now enjoy reliable internet access. This expansion is already proving life-changing, bringing crucial services like online education, e-governance, and agricultural technologies to these remote areas. 
 Meharban Singh, 24, from Luhariya village in Jhalawar, shared, “Before Jio, our village had no network. Now, online education and new livelihood opportunities are easily accessible.”
 In villages like Sikarali (Ladnun), Takhatpura (Bikaner), Ranora (Sirohi), Mada, and Patia (Udaipur), Jio’s connectivity has become a lifeline. Manmohan, 29, from Koharijhar in Jhalawar, noted, “We used to leave the village just to access the internet. Now, services like e-Mitra are creating new job opportunities right here.” 
Sunil Kumar Meena, 25, from Dehlawas village in Alwar, added, “Jio’s 5G network has not only made studying easier but also opened up new career avenues for us.” 
By continuing to invest in Rajasthan’s digital infrastructure, Jio is empowering rural communities, creating job opportunities, and playing a pivotal role in advancing digital inclusion across the state.