The youth of the village made his own internet service, now the government is giving Rs 21 crore

It would not be wrong to say that there is no dearth of talent in the world. One such example has been seen again. A boy from the village, troubled by the bad internet, prepared his own internet network. Now his hard work has paid off and the government has decided to give Rs 21 crore to that person. This story is not of India but of a village in America.

This story is of Jared Mauch, who lives in the rural area of ​​Michigan, USA. Jared, fed up with the bad internet, did such a feat that he made his own internet service.

Jared solved the problem of bad internet through fiber internet service. Jared works as a senior network architect for a company. In 2002, he went back to his home.

After going home, he took the T1 line for himself and at that time the speed of 1.5Mbps was considered better. Jared hoped that over time the internet speed in his area would improve but it did not happen.

Told the expense of 50 thousand dollars

To improve the Internet service in his place, he contacted another Internet service provider, he offered 50Mbps speed, but the company estimated that connecting the cable network to the house would cost 50 thousand dollars. Which was too much.

Spent more than 1 crore

Jared claims to have spent $145,000 to build an internet network in his area. In this, Jared claims that he had given Rs 75 lakh to the contractor laying the fiber cable alone. A fiber cable is laid at a depth of 6 to 20 feet. It is laid at different depths to avoid the problem of terrain and gas pipes etc.

21 crore government funding

Jared has received government funding of 21 crores for this effort. Through this help, they will be offering 100Mbps internet for $55 per month while offering 1Gbps with unlimited data for $79 per month. America is one of those countries where the cost of using the Internet is very high.