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Overcrowding, monkeys mar India's IT plan
Current projects ambitious but long-term feasibility required
Published Sun, Apr 5, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Varanasi, India
AS INDIA launches an US$18 billion plan to spread the information revolution to its provinces, the problems that it faces are a holdover from the past - electricity shortages, badly planned, jam-packed cities, and monkeys.
The clash between the old world and the new is sharply in foc…
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