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Sir, This refers to the article "Challenge to science: attracting youth" (April 9). The reasons for the drastic decline of science in India are obvious less lucrative jobs and the prospect of a dim future. But a career in science is all about passion and the spirit to achieve. Interest in science should be nurtured at a young age. The suggestions by the President could do a world of good in improving the status of science in the country.
R. Ganesh,
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