“We did not receive cooperation from various departments, but still we are able to provide the tablet to the people.”

—  Kapil Sibal

On the Aakash tablet project, as quoted in Did not receive enough support for Aakash tablet project: Kapil Sibal http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-did-not-receive-enough-support-for-aakash-tablet-project-kapil-sibal-1940151, DNA India (24 December 2013)

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