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Indian Defence Ministry set to replace windows with home-grown "Maya OS"

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Finally something done right by India (just my rough impression, I remember them like banning VLC and then encrypted apps, idk exactly what they do.)
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  Yeah, they banned encrypted apps thinking that only terrorists require encrypted messaging.
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