Discussion
What are the major driving forces behind an 'Information society' ?
(i) R T I (ii) I. C. T.
(iii) Internet (iv) I. T. ACT
Answer: D
The major driving forces behind an information society are I.C.T. and the Internet, which is option D, statements (ii) and (iii). Information and communication technology provides the tools for creating and handling information, and the Internet provides the worldwide network through which it flows, so together they drive the shift to an information society.
Right to Information (i) is a legal provision that supports transparency in a democracy, not a technological driver. The Information Technology Act (iv) is a law that regulates e-commerce and cyber activity. Options A, B and C each include one of these two, so they are wrong.
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