Indian tradition demands open source philosophy

Vivek thinks that Indian tradition demands open source philogophy

Indian tradition belives that knowledge grows through sharing. The open source philosophy, based on the principles of collaboration, community, and shared ownership of intellectual resources has much in common with Indian traditions of knowledge. We therefore owe it, not only to India, but to the world, to ensure that the sharing of knowledge and not its reduction into “intellectual property” is the norm.

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