IBPS Clerk Mains 2017 Paper
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A. The government was a major contributor to investments in seed research in India for close to three decades after independence.
B. There was no IP law for the seed industry till The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers' Rights Act(PPVFRA), 2001, came about
C. Policy reforms like the New Policy On Seed Development (1988) and New Industrial Policy (1991),and advances made by science and technology,provided an impetus to the participation of the private sector in the Indian seed industry and private investments helped India benefit from hybrid seed technology and biotechnology.
D. For many decades, the Indian policy framework facilitated the interaction of science and innovation with entrepreneurship, which led to competition and the subsequent development of an industry structure that delivered sustainable economic benefits.
B. There was no IP law for the seed industry till The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers' Rights Act(PPVFRA), 2001, came about
C. Policy reforms like the New Policy On Seed Development (1988) and New Industrial Policy (1991),and advances made by science and technology,provided an impetus to the participation of the private sector in the Indian seed industry and private investments helped India benefit from hybrid seed technology and biotechnology.
D. For many decades, the Indian policy framework facilitated the interaction of science and innovation with entrepreneurship, which led to competition and the subsequent development of an industry structure that delivered sustainable economic benefits.
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