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Yamunanagar: For many, the mobile phone has become almost an extension of the body. And with network connectivity reaching more and more places, staying connected to the digital world has become a part of everyday life.  However, in Haryana’s Nawazpur village, around 850 residents live without mobile network coverage, leaving them, in today’s connected world, almost cut off from the rest of the world. The lack of connectivity is affecting students, who depend on their phones for notes, study material and online learning. With no mobile network available, villagers have turned to private Wi-Fi connections, but say the alternative comes with additional costs and limitations of its own.  Sanjay Gurjar, a villager said," We have had to install Wi-Fi. But Wi-Fi is not a permanent solution because we have to stay within its range. We also need to go to the fields and step outside for other work. Both children and adults are facing this problem. You can say that without network connectivity, the village is incomplete.”Meanwhile, the local administration has taken note of the issue and says a survey will be conducted, with steps to improve connectivity expected to follow. Jaspal Gill, SDM, Chhachhrauli said, "We will have a survey conducted by the concerned agencies, and the issue will be resolved at the earliest.” For the residents of Nawazpur, the demand is simple: reliable mobile connectivity that can help them stay connected, access education and carry out their daily work without having to travel long distances.

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00:06for many the mobile phone has become almost an extension of the body and with network
00:12connectivity reaching more and more places staying connected to the digital world has
00:18become a part of everyday life however in Haryana's Navaspur village around 850 residents live without
00:27mobile network coverage leaving them in today's connected world almost cut off from the rest of
00:33the world you can't do up Jilla Yaman I got a photo for India many people you problem are about
00:41the
00:42mother just a bitch okay on her body problem a yeah who would be a second check if we come
00:58The lack of connectivity is affecting students who depend on their phones for notes, study
01:05material and online learning.
01:08With no mobile network available, villagers have turned to private Wi-Fi connections but
01:15say the alternative comes with additional costs and limitations of its own.
01:53We have not required Wi-Fi applications as well.
01:56We have provided Wi-Fi and other things.
02:00We have not been allowed to charge all our phones without it.
02:04Our phones were able to charge them these days.
02:25Meanwhile, the local administration has taken note of the issue
02:29and says a survey will be conducted with steps to improve connectivity expected to follow.
02:52For the residents of Nawazpur, the demand is simple, reliable mobile connectivity that
02:59can help them stay connected, access education and carry out their daily work without having
03:05to travel long distances.
03:09Until that happens, life in the village remains a reminder that in an increasingly connected
03:15world, reliable mobile connectivity is still out of reach for some communities.
03:22Thank you so much for joining us.
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