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Posted by: Nitin Sharma (Sunday 27 November 2005, 9:03 AM)

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It's a welcome move and should be encouraged but before distributing the CDs for the openoffice or any other popular application the government should take IT initiatives to increase the literacy rate. The use of Software can make the learning more interesting through the pictorial representations and the Audio etc..

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