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Slum children use open-source software to learn computer skills

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- Thu 17 May, 2012

When kids from the slum neighborhood of Bengaluru in Bangalore, South India learn to use free computer ‘open-source’ software, they also learn important lessons in freedom and gender equality.

For a city full of shopping malls, big glass offices and stylish cars, Bangalore easily represents India’s best...

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