India's Green Growth Balancing Act Amid Global Climate Anxiety

Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav emphasizes India's commitment to responsible growth amid global climate concerns. At the National Conference on Environment, he discusses India's achievements in green energy, balancing development and climate challenges, and highlights initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission.

Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav has emphasized that while global climate anxiety persists, India reserves its right to grow responsibly, ensuring food, water, and energy for its massive population. He stressed that rapid economic growth is crucial for developing nations to combat climate change amid ongoing international environmental discussions.

Speaking at the National Conference on Environment, organized by the National Green Tribunal, Yadav outlined India's environmental achievements. He noted the country has met its green energy Paris Agreement commitments nine years ahead of the 2030 target, showcasing its dedication to sustainable development.

Highlighting India's role in global climate action, Yadav mentioned initiatives like the National Green Hydrogen Mission and the Nuclear Energy Mission, emphasizing the balance between growth and climate imperatives. These efforts position India as a leader in innovative and sustainable energy solutions, he said.

(With inputs from agencies.)