Dear Arun We have an Open Science policy in the first chapter of the 5th National Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy, 2020 (STIP), document (draft). There are ten policy areas identified for action in this chapter on Open Science. One Nation One Subscription (ONOS), one of these ten areas, which is now into planning and implementation process, is an outcome of this policy. National Research Foundation (NRF) which has a mention in the FY2021 budget of the Government of India with a plan outlay of Rs.50,000 crore is also an outcome of this policy. Why this policy document is still in draft stage but not an officially declared document is a mystery though. N V Sathyanarayana Informatics India Ltd., Bangalore www.informaticsglobal.comhttp://www.informaticsglobal.com; www.LTC2023.orghttp://www.LTC2023.org Get Outlook for iOShttps://aka.ms/o0ukef ________________________________ From: Arunachalam Subbiah Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2022 1:58:04 AM To: lis-forum@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in Subject: In the midst of a war, Ukraine develops an Open Science Action Plan Melissa Hagemann on Twitter: Just amazing that the Ukrainian government has developed a National Open Science Plan this year! Huge Congratulations to Iryna Kuchma and all involved. https://twitter.com/melhagemann/status/1602680370687795208?s=20&t=guRkxu3OtiKHIGFG2W0Xpg Scientists, librarians and science managers of India, what is holding us back? Subbiah Arunachalam https://twitter.com/melhagemann [https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/955813847008497664/CHcTg5pV_bigger.jpg]