Role of IT and Pharma industry in India

 

India, the famous country of South Asia, has always contributed much to the field of technology. It has been a home to many great scientists, researchers, analysts, and other experts. If we turn the pages of the formidable history of the subcontinent, India, since its partition started to influence the world with its intellect.

Changing the history, the first national step towards the greater cause was the formation of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization) in the 1970s by the Minister of the Institute of Science and Technology. Other than that, India also increased its trade and bilateral ties with other countries. For instance, it passed an act in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to encourage the farmers and other traders to freely sell the goods directly to the customers without the help of any other organization.

But all these were minor aspects where India prospered very well. The two main and quickly developing sectors where India has shaken international standards were computer science and IT, and the pharma industry.

Firstly, abrogating about the role of IT, India was acclaimed as the fifth country in the list of countries having the cheapest technologies.An obvious example of this argument is that the Chandrayaan I mission of ISRO cost five times less than the amount spent by NASA, which was 230 million dollars, and ISRO spent 56 million dollars. Other than that, a research study conducted in March 2021 found that every one engineer out of five engineers in America or Europe is Indian. Along with that, the most famous and commonly used platform, the CHATGPT, was also made with the contribution of 32 Indian computer experts.

Secondly, India has also contributed so much to global health and the international Pharma industry. Almost 18% of the global contribution to (World Health Organization is by India. A research article stated that during the dark age of Covid-19, it was India that stood resilient against this global concern and contributed 23%for the recovery of the world. The Indians experimented in labs, conducted various research, and were active with zeal and zest in the global effort against the fatal COVID-19. Along with that, a solitary research study by six European pharmaceutical experts expressed that Indian medical exports to the global world have a worth of 220 billion dollars. Explicitly, the pharmaceutical industry contributes 51.7% to the annual GDP of India. Indian pharmaceutical scientists are also playing a key role in counterfeiting some dangerous emerging viruses, for example, Cancer and AIDS.

In conclusion, India has been in a continuous struggle to achieve the high standards of development. Although India today has many social and political problems, it has always taken efficient decisions according to the status of the world. This became possible only because of a good government-public relationship, because in the upper politics of India, public opinion matters a lot. So, we should also have to cooperate with the government, and the government should cooperate with the public to prosper and develop Pakistan. Along with that, in the upper politics, the public's opinion should have a great influence.