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[View this email in your browser]( Top Story [Are the Papers Behind This Year’s Nobel Prizes in the Public Domain?]( Vasudevan Mukunth [“… for the greatest benefit of mankind” – these words are scrawled across a banner that adorns the Nobel Prize’s homepage. They are the words of Alfred Nobel, who instituted the prizes and bequeathed his fortunes to run the foundation that awards them. The words were chosen by the prize’s awarders to denote the significance of their awardees’ accomplishments.However, the scientific papers that first described these accomplishments in the technical literature are often not available in the public domain. They languish behind paywalls erected by the journals that publish them, that seek to cash in on their importance to the advancement of science. Many of these papers are also funded by public money, but that hasn’t deterred journals and their publishers from keeping the papers out of public reach. How then can they be for the greatest benefit of mankind?]( [As Mohsin Shaikh’s Family Continues to Struggle With Grief, a Reminder of the Cost of Hate]( Scharada Dubey [Three years after Mohsin Shaikh was lynched by a Hindu Rashtra Sena mob in Pune, his family recalls memories of him.]( [Eleven Years in the Making, Left Alliance Could Herald New Era of Political Stability in Nepal]( Biswas Baral [The UML and Maoists have nationwide roots, and with the two now in an alliance, their combined organisational heft will be hard to match.]( [To Save ‘Make in India’, Fix GST for Small and Medium Businesses]( Rajul Awasthi [Quarterly filing and higher turnover limits need to be intertwined to stop the GST from becoming a car-wreck for the country’s SMEs.]( [Why Newton’s Story of Democracy is Both Unique and Universal]( Nandini Sundar [The film’s plot is located so securely within the actual world of central Indian counterinsurgency that to claim an external inspiration would be a gross injustice.]( [Can India Capitalise on China’s Shift Away from Low-End Manufacturing?]( Noor Mohammad [Over the last decade, Bangladesh and Vietnam have eaten into India’s share of labour intensive manufacturing and exports – from apparels to furniture.]( [In Jayashree Chakravarty’s Installations, Powerful Evocations of Nature Under Threat]( Soumitra Das [Made using organic materials like tobacco leaves and audio cassette tapes, Chakravarty’s large-scale installations focus on the follies of ravaging nature.]( [‘Our Souls at Night’ Is a Beautiful Tribute to the Power of Second Chances]( Tanul Thakur [Ritesh Batra has managed to elegantly capture the soul of Kent Haruf’s novel and the pulse of the small US town it is set in – where the days are lonely, and the nights lonelier.]( Copyright © 2017 The Wire, All rights reserved. You're getting this email because you recently subscribed to receive email digests from The Wire via our website. Our mailing address is: The Wire 13, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Marg Gole MarketNew Delhi 110001 India [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](

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