Fast-food chain McDonalds is planning to introduce free high-speed wireless internet access at its 110 outlets in Delhi and the NCR by the end of the next six months. The service for the first 10 minutes would be free and then the user would be charged Rs 30 an hour.
"We are currently looking at introducing Wi-Fi at 54 of our outlets based in Delhi and around the NCR. Then we plan to move to the entire northern market," said Vikram Bakshi, managing director, McDonalds India.
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