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A small glossary of terms used in this article.
Denotes electricity in the north Indian language of Hindi.
An Indian name for ten million (10,000,000)..
See Also: Lakh.
Important characteristics of the space of possible designs.
Desktop Publishing. Graphic creation and typesetting on a computer.
A basic visual element in a font.
Indian Standard Code for Information Interchange. An Indian standard for character encoding.
The Indian name for a hundred thousand (100,000).
See Also: Crore.
Liquid Crystal Display. A low power display technology common used in portable computing devices.
A popular open source operating system component, originally created by the Finnish programmer, Linus Torvalds. There are today a few hundred operating systems that are build around Linux.
Software whose programming instructions are available for perusal, copying, and personal modification.
A universal character encoding standard proposed by the Unicode Consortium.
The social underclass of Indian society. Untouchables (also known as Dalits) make up approximately one-fifth of the Indian population.
Uninterruptible Power Supply. A power supply conditioning device that provides battery-backed power for a short duration when the grid power fails.
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