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Computerisation in all mosques of New Delhi, India

The Delhi Minority Commission of India is planning to computerise all the mosques in Delhi. The computerisation of mosques will remove backwardness among muslims.

The Delhi Minority Commission of India is planning to computerise all the mosques in Delhi. The computerisation of mosques will remove backwardness among muslims.

The commission has send their recommendation to the Central Government. According to Kamal Farooqui, chairman of the Delhi Minority Commission, Muslims are closely associated with mosques and if the mosque is computerised, then they easily get awareness. Besides computerisation, the commission is for installation of a letterbox at each mosque so that people could express their grievances to the commission. The commission has already signed an agreement with the postal department, under which people would not need to fix stamps on the letters.

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