There are others: GIPI India, ISOC India (Chennai that I know), NIXI and ERNET to name a few. Best regards, Hakik At 07:46 AM 1/9/2008, Hong Xue wrote:

There is one certified ALS in India, which is also a member of APRALO. The local contact can either be the ALS or APRALO.

Isn't it a new list? The name is interesting.

Hong

On 1/8/08, Wendy Seltzer <<mailto:wendy@seltzer.com>wendy@seltzer.com> wrote: I recommend that ALAC make a concerted effort to invite a large number of members of the Indian Internet-using public to the New Delhi meeting. It would be very useful to hear how their concerns compare with those we've heard so far, and to hear what new issues they raise.

How might we find ways to contact the Indian Internet-using public? --Wendy

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