Question Q.18GS3GS3

Discuss the socio-economic impact of new developments in science and technology in India since independence.

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Science and technology have taken a new stage and has become the 'new normal' vehicle new effects every sphere of our life. Developments: New developments and their impacts Developments: Socio-economic Impact (1) [Agriculture sector] (1) Use of biotechnology to increase yield at Bengal. Effective (1) High yielding variety seeds HYV green revolution (2) Improve self resistance among crops. (3) Increase in per resistance among crops. (4) Reduce climate resilience due crops.

2[Communication] a Satellites eg ISAT-TA, remote during satellite b Optical fibre increased internet penetration c Wireless communication devices. (3) [Political] → use of e-governance tools such as digital, → efficient and effective government services mechanism → reduce in administrative practice and corruption → however some have shifted to digital platforms.

1[Health and Education sector] → Health sector was required in medical life. Vaccines India to global vaccine with CART therapy, genetic engineering, vaccines (India global volume) education → online education, use of smart board. (2) [Communication] (1) bridge the gap between issues done by IWT-TA, remote during satellite b optical fibre increased penetration c wireless communication devices. Development in science & technology is on rise and it efficient equitable use is necessary to avoid trade and coyest in future. Use of ethical governance in ensuring to equitable wealth of benefit among citizens is the need.

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Development in science & technology is on rise and it efficient equitable use is necessary to avoid trade and coyest in future. Use of ethical governance in ensuring to equitable wealth of benefit among citizens is the need.

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Aditi Arora

AIR 3512025

Subject & Paper

GS3GS3

Topic

Science and Technology

Applied Biotech

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