Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for stronger global support on climate action during the G7 summit in Italy. He urged developed nations to fulfill their promises on climate finance and technology transfer. He urged developed nations to deliver on their financial commitments. Technology transfer is also crucial, he stated. Modi emphasized the global threat posed
India and the US have successfully combated climate change and transition to sustainable energy, resulting in the creation of green jobs.
The Cabinet has approved a modification to the budgetary support scheme for enabling infrastructure for Hydro Electric Projects, totaling Rs 12,461 crore.
The Cabinet meeting chaired by the PM meeting has approved an outlay of Rs 2,000 crore over two years for ‘Mission Mausam’.
Both the prime minister and the President stressed the need to mitigate climate change; each emphasized the emergency to act
Green hydrogen, when achieves its potential in generation clubbed with demand from industry, can put India truly on an energy transition
