• Amended Patents Act: A critique
  India's recent position on patents means that it is going to make its products extremely expensive and out of reach for its own people and their brethren within the developing world. B K Keayla critiques the direction the Indian government is taking with the new patent laws.

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• Tripped!
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• An open minefield
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• Grandmom shackled
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• Magic seeds
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• Einstein for beginners
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• Beyond greed and profit
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• Life on the edge
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• It's not in the genes
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• Madness and civilisation
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