CRISPR technology has rapidly advanced in recent years, with new tools and clinical breakthroughs in CRISPR-based gene editing technology applications. Discuss the opportunities and ethical challenges these advancements present for healthcare and society. (Answer in 250 words)

CRISPR technology is a gene editing technology that is utilized in gene alteration and Biotechnology innovation. CRISPR technology - New tools and Breakthrough: (1) Sire wolf sex-generation using CRISHR within 200 years of old genes (DNA & wolf) Return of snow wolf - CE achievement in compact population desegregation by Cloning. (2) CART-cell therapy: NEXCAR-19 used in India being used to cure cancer by edit TCEll genes attach Tumour Cell harm to cells.

CRISPR based gene editing for treating cure to Dementia and other mental health disorder. (4) Agriculture - Production of ultimate resistant crops like PUSA - Rice variety (Amrit-1) mustaved. CRISPR: Opportunities vs Challenged: (1) Personalized medicine, Revolutionary healthcare (2) Cure diseases - extend living span (2) Food security - Better agri tech (2) Environmental care - Climate resilient mitigation. Challenges: (1) NO Regulation for germline nature (2) Designer babies (2) Ethical challenge (2) Cyborg in Workplace (2) Societal awe awareness - Bio time crops can cause Toxicity.

Going ahead, India needs to have dedicated policy and Global collaboration by utilizing our talent BioG2.