Indian Government Is Launching Its Own Operating System 'BOSS' To Replace Microsoft Windows

Indian Government will soon have its very own, home-grown operating system for official purposes. The Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) has developed a highly secure OS, called Bharat Operating System Solutions or BOSS. The system has successfully passed a crash test which the DRDO, Indian Army and other state-entities have been working hard to clear with their own systems.

BOSS is India's answer to hacks that created havoc in China and the US.
While the main purpose behind using BOSS is to make Indian IT machinery hack-proof, it will also aid towards scaling down the country-wide use of Microsoft Windows in government offices.
The current version of BOSS is an update over its 2007-predecessor, that lacked user-friendly features and speedier upgrades.
"We have no dearth of developers here. BOSS has almost all the features that one can get in, say, Windows. The earlier version was less user-friendly and had few features. We will seek help of Indian software biggies to develop it further," confirmed an official.
The government is planning to roll it out this week.