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M.K gandhi view on science and technology​

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Answered by satvikum2006
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Gandhi remained aware that one could not live without science, provided though it was kept in its right place. He had seen the misuse of science in his travels round the world and believed that there were limitations even to scientific search.

Answered by hinacpatel362001
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Gandhi reminded aware that one could not live without science

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