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Nature 445, 484 (1 February 2007) | doi:10.1038/445484c; Published online 31 January 2007
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Five-point plan to revive and reform Indian science
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To arrest the decline of Indian science, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promises to double funding for science in the next five years, as you report on your News pages (Nature 445, 134–135; 2007). But there is still a need to make Indian science more attractive to talented young people, in terms of professional opportunities and financial incentives, free from academic feudalism.
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