The One Nation One Subscription Scheme 2025 is a new government scheme to help students and researchers get access to important international research journals and articles. This scheme is meant for students, researchers, and R&D lab members in government colleges and universities, giving you easy access to quality research materials from all over the world.
Overview of the One Nation One Subscription Scheme
This scheme lets students and researchers across India use a single national subscription to read thousands of research papers and journals. Instead of buying individual subscriptions, you can access articles from leading international publishers in one place, making research simpler and more affordable.
About 30 major international journal publishers have joined this scheme. Together, they offer over 13,000 journals and research articles through a national platform managed by the Information and Library Network (INFLIBNET). This gives you a wide range of topics and studies right at your fingertips.
Who can benefit from the scheme?
The scheme will help around 1.8 crore students and researchers in India. It includes:
- Students studying in government universities and colleges
- Researchers working in government institutions and R&D laboratories
In total, about 6,300 government education and research institutes will get access to these resources.
Main objectives of the One Nation One Subscription Scheme 2025
- Provide easy access to top research materials for Indian students and researchers
- Encourage more innovation, research, and development across India
- Create a unified online portal by the Department of Higher Education for simple access
Budget and Approval
The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved this scheme on 25th November 2024. The government set aside a budget of INR 6000 crore for the next three years to run and expand this scheme across India.
Main details About the One Nation One Subscription Scheme 2025
| Name of Scheme | One Nation One Subscription Scheme |
| Launched By | Government of India |
| Launch Date | 25th November 2024 |
| Announced By | Prime Minister Narendra Modi |
| Purpose | Access to international journals and research articles |
| Beneficiaries | Students, researchers, academics in India |
| Eligible Institutes | Government colleges, universities, and R&D labs |
| Budget | INR 6000 crore |
| Access Managed By | Information and Library Network (INFLIBNET) |
Eligibility Criteria
- You must be a permanent resident of India.
- You should be enrolled in a government university, college, or research institute.
- Researchers working in government R&D labs are also eligible.
Main Features of the Scheme
- Access to over 13,000 international research journals and articles.
- Single unified portal for easy access, created by the Department of Higher Education.
- Benefit about 6,300 government educational and research institutions.
- Works with 30 leading international journal publishers for wider access.
How to Get Benefits Under One Nation One Subscription Scheme?
The official website or online portal for applying to this scheme is not available yet. Once it’s ready, information will be updated on this portal for easy application and access.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
When was the One Nation One Subscription Scheme started?
It was launched on 25th November 2024.
Who will provide the unified portal for accessing journals?
The Department of Higher Education, Government of India, will create and manage this portal.
How much budget has been allocated for the scheme?
The government has set aside INR 6000 crore for the scheme over the next three years.
This scheme is a great support for everyone involved in research and education in India. As it grows and the portal goes live, you will be able to use a single Indian subscription to explore a wide world of knowledge.