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Article 21 of the Indian Constitution declares that no individual shall be deprived of their life and personal liberty except through a lawful procedure.

Hydrogen, the lightest and primary element on the periodic table, tends to ascend in the atmosphere due to its lower weight compared to air, making its pure form, H2, relatively rare.

According to the policy, the Government of India aims to increase the utilization of biofuels in the energy and transportation sectors by encouraging the production of biofuels from domestic sources over the next decade. 

Biofuels encompass any hydrocarbon fuel derived from organic matter, which can be of either living or once-living origin, typically generated within a relatively short timeframe, ranging from days to months.

Wind energy stands out as a widely embraced, environmentally friendly, and sustainable energy alternative, boasting a significantly reduced carbon footprint. 

Central to its burgeoning infrastructure is the total installed power capacity, a critical metric that delineates the country’s energy prowess and its ability to meet the ever-growing demands of its populace and industries

Energy is the lifeblood of modern civilization, powering everything from our homes to our industries. As our dependence on energy continues to grow,

Energy plays a vital role in driving the economic growth of every nation. For emerging countries, the energy sector holds particular significance due to the escalating energy needs, which require substantial investments to meet. 

The phrase “agricultural revolution” in India signifies the significant transformations in farming practices brought about by the adoption of new knowledge, innovations, or technology. 

A genetically modified organism (GMO) is defined as an organism, including animals, plants, or microorganisms, that has undergone genetic modifications through genetic engineering techniques.