Knowledge Economy in India – UPSC GS3
Examples of India’s Knowledge Prowess in recent times: ISRO launches many satellites of foreign countries. India exported COVID-19 vaccines to […]
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S&T Policies in India – UPSC GS3
Evolution of Science, Technology and Innovation Policies in India: Right after independence, India realised the value of science in promoting
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Rules notified to monitor OTT Content – UPSC GS3
The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 have been unveiled. Rules: Under the ambit of
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Regulating Big Techs – UPSC GS3
Introduction At present the world has two visions of the internet technology: Libertarianism: Under this, liberal internet policies were followed
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Deregulating Geospatial Data – UPSC GS3
Context: Ministry of Science and Technology deregulated the geo-spatial data and map-making in India. What is the present policy on
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Draft Science, Technology, and Innovation policy – UPSC GS3
Key objectives stated in draft STI Policy: It proposes technological self-reliance which will position India among the top three scientific superpowers. (US, China,
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Whatsapp Privacy Policy Issue – UPSC GS3
Context: Recent privacy policy update by WhatsApp which allowed sharing user data with Facebook. Background: Whatsapp was acquired by Facebook
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5G : Features & Issues – UPSC GS3
Context: At the first virtual India Mobile Congress, the PM gave a clarion call for the use of 5G technology
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Regulating Cryptocurrencies – UPSC GS3
Arguments for the need of a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in India Economic significance: High-value cryptocurrency trades in rupee: Daily cryptocurrency trades
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Rise of Techno-Nationalism – UPSC GS3
Techno-nationalism Vs Techno-globalisation: Techno-globalisation seeks the free flow of technologies and sharing of innovations in order to bring countries and individuals