Vision Of Science Policy
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Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi 110 016 ,IN
Pawan Sikica
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Science Policy provides guidelines to finance, encourage and deploy the scientific resources for short-range research for the industrial and economic development of a country as well as for its behavioural, psychological, sociological and cultural developments.Downloads
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