30 Mbps
Basic
₹400 / month · incl. GST
- Unlimited data
- No FUP
- Free installation, over the air
- Local support from Kasni
- For one or two users

Chandpur · near Kasni · Jhajjar, Haryana
DVM Techno provides WiFi broadband in Chandpur, Jhajjar, from its branch office in Kasni, sending the connection over the air to a small antenna on your roof. For a farming household that puts e-NAM mandi prices, IMD weather warnings and crop advice on a phone or laptop at home, with unlimited data, from 400 rupees a month.
Quick answer
DVM Techno provides wireless broadband internet in Chandpur, Jhajjar district, from its branch office in Kasni (Salhawas tehsil). The connection reaches your home over the air, so no cable has to be laid to your house. There are four plans — Basic 30 Mbps at ₹400 a month and Starter 50 Mbps at ₹600 a month (GST included), plus Standard 100 Mbps and Premium 200 Mbps — all with unlimited data and no FUP or speed throttling. Installation is free. Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313 to check coverage at your address and for 100 and 200 Mbps prices.
| Plan | Speed | Price (incl. GST) | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 30 Mbps | ₹400/month | One or two users: online classes, UPI and net banking, WhatsApp and video on one device |
| Starter | 50 Mbps | ₹600/month | Online classes and coaching apps, UPI and net banking, WhatsApp Business, HD video on one or two devices |
| Standard | 100 Mbps | Call or WhatsApp | Families with several phones and a smart TV, work-from-home video calls |
| Premium | 200 Mbps | Call or WhatsApp | Shops and offices, 4K streaming, remote CCTV viewing, many devices at once |
All plans have unlimited data with no FUP, and installation is free. Prices include GST; call or WhatsApp for the 100 and 200 Mbps rates.
Chandpur
Chandpur is one of the 37 villages around Kasni that DVM Techno's branch serves with wireless broadband. We could not find a Wikipedia or Census article on the village itself, so this page gives no population or distance figures for it. The district picture is documented: Wikipedia's article on Jhajjar district names rice, wheat and maize as the major crops and puts the irrigated farmland at about 670 square kilometres. Farming decisions here hang on two things that change every day, the rate at the mandi and the forecast for the next few days, and the government now publishes both online.
Prices live on e-NAM, the National Agriculture Market. Wikipedia describes it as an online trading platform for agricultural commodities, launched on 14 April 2016, owned by the Ministry of Agriculture and managed through the Small Farmers Agribusiness Consortium, and says its Android app lets a farmer follow the bidding on a lot in real time. The portal itself, enam.gov.in, links to an e-NAM Live Price Information page, an Agmarknet price dashboard and the list of e-NAM mandis, with e-learning videos for first-time users. These are long tables covering many markets and commodities, and they are far easier to compare on a laptop, or a phone on WiFi, than on the last few hundred megabytes of a daily pack.
Weather lives on mausam.imd.gov.in, the website of the India Meteorological Department under the Ministry of Earth Sciences. Its menus include district-wise warnings and nowcasts, a 5-day district-wise rainfall forecast, an extended range outlook for the coming weeks, a weather-at-your-location page and agromet advisory services for farmers. Looking at the district forecast before irrigating, spraying or cutting a crop is a habit worth building, and the only thing it needs is a connection at home that is there when you open it.
A dashboard price is still a guide rather than an offer: grade, moisture and the day's arrivals decide what a lot actually fetches. What a home line changes is how easily you can compare before the trolley is loaded, and how quickly a storm warning reaches the family.
Sources: Wikipedia — Jhajjar district · Wikipedia — National Agriculture Market (e-NAM) · e-NAM portal · India Meteorological Department
What a farming family can check on home WiFi
WiFi Broadband
What a home connection in Chandpur is set up to do, from the roof antenna to the phone you carry to the field.
Process
The same clear steps for every Chandpur project, with progress shared on WhatsApp.
Broadband Plans
Every plan includes unlimited data with no FUP, free installation over the air and local support. Prices include GST; call or WhatsApp for 100 and 200 Mbps rates.
30 Mbps
₹400 / month · incl. GST
50 Mbps
₹600 / month · incl. GST
100 Mbps
Call or WhatsApp
200 Mbps
Call or WhatsApp
FAQs
Straight answers to what Chandpur families and shopkeepers ask before they start.
DVM Techno does, from its branch office in Kasni. The connection is wireless broadband: a small antenna on your roof picks up the signal over the air, and a router inside spreads WiFi through the house. Chandpur is one of 37 villages around Kasni on the network, and a free signal survey at your house confirms coverage before anything is fitted. Call or WhatsApp +91-8448523313.
Basic 30 Mbps costs 400 rupees a month and Starter 50 Mbps costs 600 rupees a month, both including GST. Standard 100 Mbps and Premium 200 Mbps are also available; call or WhatsApp for their price. Every plan comes with unlimited data, and the antenna and router are installed free.
No. There is no fair usage policy, so the speed is not cut after a set amount of data. A month of price checks, farming videos and family streaming all runs at the plan speed you pay for.
About 2 to 3 hours once the survey shows a clear signal, and in most villages it is done the same day. The team fits the antenna on the roof, runs one cable down to the router and sets the WiFi name and password.
No. Nothing comes to the house by cable from outside, and no phone line is needed. The signal travels through the air to the roof antenna, and only a short cable runs from the antenna to the router indoors.
Yes. The e-NAM portal at enam.gov.in has a live price page and links to the Agmarknet price dashboard, and its e-NAM mandis list shows which markets are on the platform. Treat the numbers as a guide: the grade of your crop and the day's arrivals still decide the final rate.
From the India Meteorological Department at mausam.imd.gov.in. It publishes district-wise warnings and nowcasts, a 5-day district-wise rainfall forecast and agromet advisories for farmers. Check it before irrigating, spraying or harvesting.
If the line is mostly for price pages, weather, scheme portals and a few phones, Basic 30 Mbps is usually enough. If children study online, someone streams on a TV or a CCTV camera is added, Starter 50 Mbps leaves more room. You can talk it through at the free survey.
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