text: v) It tries to ensure that technologies evovled In the country are made use of by Industry. vi) It encourages scientific activities In the states. vii) It promotes technology In rural areas. viii) It provides secretariat support to the SAC and the Working Groups and Task Forces of the Union Cabinet. lx) It tries to mobilise the know how available with Indian scientists and technologists now working abroad. POLICY 127 The Scientific Pol Icy Resolution: In 1958 the Government of India adopted a Scientific Pol Icy Resolution which emphasized that national development was possible only through "the effective combination of three factors, technology. raw· materials and capital. of which the first Is perhaps the most Important ••• But technology can only grow out of the study of science and Its applications ••• " The Pol Icy. briefly, was: I) to foster, promote and sustain the cultivation of science, and scientific research; II) to ensure an adequate supply, within the country of research scientists of the highest qualtly; Ill) to encourage and Initiate programmes for the training of scientific and technical personnel on a scale adequate to fuHIII the country's needs; lv) to encourage the creative talents of men and women; v) to encourage Individual Initiatives for the acquisition, discovery and dissemination of knowledge; vI> and to secure for the people of the benefits that can accrue from the application of scientific knowledge. Tbe Technology Polley Statement: country all acquisition the and In 1983, were spelt out. the basic obJectives of India's Technology Its alms are to: Polley I) attain technological competence and self-rei lance to reduce vulnerability; II) provide the maximum gainful and satisfying employment to all strata of society; Ill) use traditional skills and capabilities. making them commercially competitive; lv) ensure the right mix between mass production and 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of science and technology in India's development, highlighting the need to foster and promote scientific research, ensure adequate supply of research scientists, and encourage individual initiatives for the acquisition of knowledge. It also mentions the objectives of India's Technology Policy, which aim to attain technological competence, provide employment, and ensure the right mix between mass production and traditional skills. The text does not mention natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, transport, communication, international trade, health, humanitarian aid, or culture. The focus is primarily on the role of science and technology in economic development and employment.