Rural India remains beyond reach of Internet: study

NEW DELHI, September 8, 2010 (AFP) - Barely one percent of rural Indians use the Internet, a new study has calculated, despite a rapid recent boom in web access across the country.
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About 5.4 million of an estimated 570 million rural Indians are active Internet users, said the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI).
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Rural Internet use has jumped by 30 percent since 2008, while 85 percent of those people in agricultural areas who log on to the web use it to send emails.

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About 13 percent said they used the Internet to learn more about the latest farming techniques, the study released on Tuesday said.

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