Topic: Kapil Sibal

In India, the challenge of building 50,000 colleges

To become an economic powerhouse, India needs to educate as many as 100 million young people over the next 10 years – something never done before. 

Tablet computers from India. $35. Worth it?

Tablet computers for a subsidized price of $35 are really slow. But a reviewer finds the Android tablet computers are good enough as education devices.

$35 tablet computer? Yes, from India.

$35 tablet computer is government-subsidized and aimed at India's students. For $35, tablet computer is stripped down and can't compete with an iPad.

$35 tablet computer, dubbed the Aakash, unveiled in India

$35 tablet computer hits shelves in India. The catch: To get your hands on the Aakash, you've got to be a student. Still, how long before we have a $35 tablet computer arrives here in the states?

$35 computer taps India's huge low-income market

$35 computer aims to bring cheap technology to India's schools and universities. The $35 computer also targets a vast, untapped market of 1.2 billion people.

$35 computer introduced in India

$35 computer is targeted at school-age children and older in the rapidly developing nation.

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