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1
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access to technology
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India
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Unequal access with urban areas having better technology infrastructure than rural areas.
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1
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2
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accessible technology
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India
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Limited availability and awareness of accessible technology, especially in rural areas
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1
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3
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modern technology
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India
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Valued for its potential to improve living standards and increase access to information, but may also be seen as a source of social inequality
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1
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4
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technology adoption
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India
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Preference for blending traditional practices with new technologies, especially in rural areas
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1
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5
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technology adoption in workplace
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India
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Technology adoption may vary widely, with some companies embracing cutting-edge technologies while others rely on more traditional methods of operation.
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1
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6
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technology transfer
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India
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Technology transfer is seen as an opportunity to enhance domestic capabilities and promote economic growth.
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1
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7
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technology usage
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India
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Prevalent use of messaging apps for communication, due to high texting costs
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1
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8
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technology usage
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India
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Significant reliance on physical media such as DVDs and CDs for entertainment due to limited internet access in some areas
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1
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9
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use of modern technology
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India
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Less integrated into education and not considered as essential for academic success
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1
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10
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use of technology
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India
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Widespread integration of technology in various industries and daily life, including e-commerce and digital payments
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1
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