...........This means that the regulatory, external, technological, environmental, social or the political environments, singly or together, do influence the nature of activities. So, it is necessary to be very careful about how policy uses data. If the context is not identical we can - and do - end up getting the wrong policies. But then, all past data have some regulatory, natural, external, technological, social or the political context. Indeed, in India the problem is not confined to the contextuality of the data, which is a universal problem. Here it is exacerbated by bad data as well............
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