Last month, Wi-Fi service was launched at Bhubaneswar station.
Designed to offer passengers the best internet experience, Wi-Fi will be available to any user who has a smartphone.
"Trial of the Wi-FI is going on for some time at these stations and it will be launched on May 5 through video conferencing here," a senior Railway Ministry official said.
Before Bhubaneswar, Google's free Wi-Fi service was launched in the Mumbai Central.
Passengers would be able to stream high definition videos while waiting for their respective trains at the railway station with Wi-Fi becoming operational.
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Railtel, a PSU of the Railways, in collaboration with Google is providing free Wi-Fi service at stations. Eventually, the service will be rolled out at 400 stations across the country covering all major rail premises.
Railtel owns a Pan-India optic fiber network exclusively on railway track. It has laid out over 45,000 kms of optic fibre networks across the country, which Google will utilise for its Wi-Fi.
The network is built for wide coverage and high capacity usage unlike a typical Wi-Fi hotspot which offers connectivity in limited area.