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New Delhi, March 5

The Government has allowed 107 scientific or technical magazines and journals to be published in India, by Indian companies with FDI on which there is no limit. In addition, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has also given permission for 172 Indian editions of various foreign magazines or journals in the scientific, speciality or technical sector, Mr P.R. Dasmunsi, Union Minster for Information and Broadcasting, informed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.

— Our Bureau

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