Mains Answer Writing - 13 Nov, 2025

GS3

Science & Technology

10 marks

How does the development of a customised Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) scale by Indian researchers reflect the growing role of science and technology in environmental management?

Tips for your answer

  • Start with the context and relevance: Briefly introduce what the IAQ scale is and why indoor air pollution is a concern — this shows awareness of current scientific development.
  • Link science & tech to environmental management: Explain how technological innovation (data modeling, pollutant detection, exposure mapping) helps in measuring, managing, and mitigating indoor air pollution.
  • End with broader significance: Conclude by linking this innovation to sustainable development and public health policies.

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