• Encouraging the development and adoption of eco-friendly and sustainable technologies that minimize carbon emissions and reduce pollution.
• Establishing strict environmental regulations and standards, and ensuring their compliance through regular monitoring and penalties for non-compliance.
• Encouraging the use of renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, and phasing out the use of fossil fuels.
• Incorporating environmental impact assessments into all technology development and adoption processes to identify potential environmental risks and mitigate them.
• Creating awareness about environmental issues and the importance of eco-friendly practices among citizens through public education campaigns.
• Encouraging green initiatives such as waste management, conservation of water resources, and plantation of trees.
• Encouraging the development of circular economies where waste is reused and recycled, and encouraging the adoption of sustainable manufacturing practices.
• Engaging in international partnerships and collaborations to share knowledge, technology, and resources to tackle global environmental problems.

India can balance technology adoption and environmental protection by following the above points.