INDIA SUMMARIZED

 Ahmedabad: Taking another swipe at Kapil Sibal over ‘Aakash’ tablets, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on September 30 asked him not to indulge in “cheap gimmicks” and instead make honest efforts to deliver the promised device to the youths in the country. Modi’s comments came after Sibal shot off a letter and two tablets to the Gujarat Chief Minister who had criticised the “delay” in delivery of ‘Aakash’ to the students. “Instead of cheap gimmicks, the minister (Sibal) should first inform the nation on his promise to provide Aakash tablet to 10 lakh (one million) youths in 2011!,” tweeted Modi. “In future, Mr Sibal should make honest effort to ensure delivery of good quality computing & access device to our youth,” he said. Reacting to Modi’s earlier criticism over “delay” in delivery of ‘Aakash’, Sibal had commented that “We have sent the devices (Aakash) to the chief minister (Modi). He lives in netherworld, I have shown him on land that Aakash is...