The One Nation One Subscription scheme aims to democratise access to over 13,000 academic journals for nearly 2 crore students and researchers in India.

The One Nation One Subscription scheme is a part of the government’s broader vision to strengthen education and research. It aligns with key initiatives such as the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the Viksit Bharat @ 2047 vision, and the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF).

The Indian government's 'One Nation One Subscription' scheme aims to provide nationwide access to scholarly articles and journals through a unified digital portal. With an allocated budget of Rs 6,000 crore,

The Union Cabinet, led by PM Modi, has approved the ‘One Nation One Subscription’ (ONOS) scheme to provide nationwide access to over 13,000 scholarly

Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has launched the transformative One Nation One Subscription scheme.

Nationwide access to academic journals through One Nation, One Subscription, fostering research innovation and supporting NEP 2020 goals. Know what are its key objectives, benefits, significance and its importance in UPSC exam.

Publishers like Oxford University Press, Elsevier, Taylor and Francis have already been included in national journal-subscription programme. 'Game-changer for Indian academia,' says PM.

Aiming to centralise journal subscriptions for nearly 6,300 government-run institutions, ONOS seeks to provide equitable access to 13,000 scholarly journals under a single platform

The Union Cabinet on Monday approved the 'One Nation One Subscription' (ONOS) scheme to provide country-wide access to international high impact scholarly research articles and journal publications to students,