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‘INDIA’S PER CAPITA CARBON FOOTPRINT IS 60% LOWER THAN GLOBAL AVERAGE’ SAYS PM MODI

Published On 22 Apr 2021 04:34 PM

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• As a climate-responsible country, India welcomes partners to create templates of sustainable development said the Indian PM

• PM Modi said today humanity is battling a global pandemic and this event is a timely reminder that grave threat of Climate Change hasn't disappeared. It is a lived reality for millions around the world

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‘INDIA’S PER CAPITA CARBON FOOTPRINT IS 60% LOWER THAN GLOBAL AVERAGE’ SAYS PM MODI

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