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Front Page > India Computes!
India Computes!

Why free software is God’s gift to India
There are compelling reasons for the adoption of free software in India. And as IndLinux localises GNU/Linux to Indian languages, a countrywide computing revolution is in the offing.

Computers are a step closer to talking the local lingo
The work of several enthusiastic individuals to make computing in regional Indian languages feasible and practical is beginning to bear fruit. Frederick Noronha reports on some of the initiatives in this important segment

Free software makes life easier for telephone users
Using free software and open-source alternatives, the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited was able to bring out the telephone directory in Thiruvananthapuram in record time and at reduced costs.

Computers get a Hindi face
Free software now has another tongue to speak in, and Hindi-speaking users of software not restricted by copyright restrictions will henceforth be able to use the computer with their own language.

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