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Improved version of Aakash tablet on the anvil
An improved version of the Aakash tablet is on the anvil after the successful launch of three versions, Human Resource Development (HRD) minister MM Pallam Raju said today.
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Two Indians among Forbes' top 15 education innovators list
Indian-origin CEO of Datawind, the maker of India's low-cost tablet Aakash, Suneet Singh Tuli and Massachusettes Institute of Technology professor Anant Agarwal have been named by Forbes magazine among the 15 "classroom revolutionaries" who are using innovative technologies to reinvent education for students and teachers globally.
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The $50 Aakash: One lakh tablets for the Government
The government, who commissioned $50 Aakash, has snapped up the first batch of units to redistribute to institutes across the country.
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The $50 Aakash: One lakh tablets for the Government
The government, who commissioned $50 Aakash, has snapped up the first batch of units to redistribute to institutes across the country.
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Improved version of Aakash tablet on the anvil
An improved version of the Aakash tablet is on the anvil after the successful launch of three versions, Human Resource Development (HRD) minister MM Pallam Raju said today.
-
Two Indians among Forbes' top 15 education innovators list
Indian-origin CEO of Datawind, the maker of India's low-cost tablet Aakash, Suneet Singh Tuli and Massachusettes Institute of Technology professor Anant Agarwal have been named by Forbes magazine among the 15 "classroom revolutionaries" who are using innovative technologies to reinvent education for students and teachers globally.
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The $50 Aakash: One lakh tablets for the Government
The government, who commissioned $50 Aakash, has snapped up the first batch of units to redistribute to institutes across the country.
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The $50 Aakash: One lakh tablets for the Government
The government, who commissioned $50 Aakash, has snapped up the first batch of units to redistribute to institutes across the country.
