Confusion over Land Reforms-West Bengal Experience

cerned with the man himself than his discoveries. "Rejected by India in 1956, Dr Khorana made his abode in America" it wrote. "What would have happened, had the Indian science bosses accepted him fourteen years ago?'' What indeed? More particularly, "the Wisconsin University pays Dr Khorana Rs 3 lakhs (40,000 dollars) per year and he is one of the top-paid employees of the university". Yet, "no one in America calls him 'salary-oriented". The Government of India, concluded the paper, "has yet to develop a 'scientific mind' without which it can't do proper justice to its men of science".