Vision Of Science Policy

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Authors

  • Pawan Sikica
     Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi 110 016 ,IN

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Abstract

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.

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Published

1995-03-09

How to Cite

Sikica, P. (1995). Vision Of Science Policy. Indian Science Cruiser, 9(3), 17–22. Retrieved from https://informaticsjournals.co.in/index.php/ISC/article/view/42814

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Vol 9, No 3 (1995)

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References

Scientific Policy Resolution, Government of India, New Delhi, 4 March 1958.

Pawan Sikka, Forty Years of Indian Science, 5c and Pub Policy, V 17(1), 4S-S3, Feb 1990, Surrey, England.

Pawan Sikka, Strategies for Technology Development m India, Technovation, VII (7), 4-13, Nov 1991, Oxford. England.

M G K Menon and Manju Sharma, Glimpses of Science in India, Malhotra Publishing House, New Delhi 1991.

A Rahman, Science in India, NISTADS, 1984.

Najma Heptullaha, India's Progress in Science and Technology, Oxford and IBH. New Delhi, 1986.

P J Lavakare and J G Waardenburg, Science Policy in International Perspectives, Pinter Publishers, New York, 1991.

Pawan Sikka and Vinod Gupta, An Integrated Approach to Science Policy in India. J Sc Ind Res, Vol 50, 212-221, New Delhi, Maech 1991.

Pawan Sikka, A Critical Study on the Management of Science m India, D Sc Thesis, Meerut University,

Meerut, July 1993.