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Computer centre for slum kids

NEW DELHI: For many of the 3,000 children living in Ambedkar Basti in South Delhi who dreamt of operating a computer some day, the dream turned into a reality on Wednesday as a new computer literacy centre was opened in their slum by Asha Community Health and Development Society.

The computer centre has been started with funds provided by the New Zealand High Commission.

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