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    India is playing a multi-faceted role in enhancing innovation and sustainability in the 21st century as a rapidly developing nation. Initiatives like the International Solar Alliance aims to mobilize $1 trillion for solar deployment and India aims to produce 500GW of renewable energy by 2030, making it the third largest global producer. India also contributes to space technology development through ISRO, whose satellites provide weather and disaster tracking data to countries in Southeast Asia. As a pioneer in organic farming, India developed innovations like SRI that have been adapted in over 60 nations, and it shares its sustainable agriculture knowledge globally. India also leads in technology, having developed the world's largest biometric ID system and a real-time payments system, with

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    India is playing a multi-faceted role in enhancing innovation and sustainability in the 21st century as a rapidly developing nation. Initiatives like the International Solar Alliance aims to mobilize $1 trillion for solar deployment and India aims to produce 500GW of renewable energy by 2030, making it the third largest global producer. India also contributes to space technology development through ISRO, whose satellites provide weather and disaster tracking data to countries in Southeast Asia. As a pioneer in organic farming, India developed innovations like SRI that have been adapted in over 60 nations, and it shares its sustainable agriculture knowledge globally. India also leads in technology, having developed the world's largest biometric ID system and a real-time payments system, with

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    India: A Rising Sun in Innovation and

    Sustainability for the 21st Century

    By- Ammu Sai Bhargav

    Ravneet Danawade

    Shlok Odugoudar

    Institute Name- India International University of Legal Education and


    Research (IIULER)
    India’s Role in enhancing innovation and sustainability in the 21st century is multi-faceted. As
    a rapidly developing nation, India is leveraging its spirit to drive innovation across various
    sectors and India has made significant strides in promoting sustainability.

    India’s initiatives like the International Solar Alliance mobilizes $1 trillion for solar
    deployment in developing nations. As the third largest global renewable energy producer it also
    aims to produce 500GW by 2030.

    India not only contributes in energy but even in space technology development. The Indian
    Space Research Organisation (ISRO) which is one of the most cost effective in the world.
    ISRO’s technology and satellites provide data for weather forecasting in Bangladesh, Bhutan,
    Nepal, Sri Lanka and Myanmar. Indonesia and Philippines utilise India’s data for Cyclone and
    storm tracking.

    As the pioneer in organic farming, India developed innovations like the System of Rice
    Intensification (SRI) and neem-based pesticides over harsh chemicals. India shares its
    knowledge through workshops, training programmes, and technology transfer initiatives
    through platforms like International Crop Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
    (ICRISAT) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The SRI has been successfully
    adapted in over 60 nations, leading to increased food production.

    India is a leading giant in the field of technology. It has developed Aadhar, which is the world’s
    largest biometric ID system, and Unified Payment Interface (UPI), which is an instant real time
    payment system. Kenya is collaborating with India on UPI-based mobile payments for financial
    inclusion. India also leads in cutting edge fields like artificial intelligence and blockchain,
    countries like the US and Japan are partnering up with Indian companies.

    Overall, India's evolving role in the 21st century emphasizes a commitment to fostering
    innovation while addressing sustainability challenges, contributing to a more inclusive and
    environmentally conscious global landscape.

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