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Petition against Nudi software

BANGALORE: The Karnataka High Court has adjourned further hearing on a petition by a software developer challenging the implementation of Nudi software in Government departments, saying that it does not conform to standards.

In his petition, N. Anbarasan said that Nudi uses non-standard glyph codes of India script code for information interchange (ISCII). This cannot provide for information interchange.

— Staff Reporter

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