Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized that developing countries like India are bearing the consequences of the "wrong policies" pursued by certain developed nations. Speaking at a World Environment Day event in New Delhi, PM Modi stated that India has been actively advocating for climate justice and raising the issue with advanced and major countries. He called for collective action and urged all nations to transcend their selfish interests in order to protect the world's climate.
PM Modi criticized the development model followed by some advanced countries, which prioritized economic growth at the expense of the environment. He acknowledged that while these countries achieved their development goals, the global environment had to bear the brunt of their actions. He further highlighted that developing and poor countries continue to suffer the consequences of these misguided policies. PM Modi expressed satisfaction that India has taken a stand on climate justice and has engaged in discussions with these countries.
The prime minister stressed that India is committed to prioritizing the environment alongside other areas of growth. He drew attention to the significant efforts India has made in expanding its telecommunications networks while also enhancing its forest cover. PM Modi highlighted the theme of this year's World Environment Day, which focuses on eliminating single-use plastic. He noted that India has been consistently working on this issue for the past four to five years, implementing both bans on single-use plastic and mandatory plastic waste processing. PM Modi underlined India's dedication to green and clean energy over the past nine years. The country has prioritized renewable energy sources and has made considerable progress in this area. World Environment Day, organized annually by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) on June 5th since 1973, serves as a vital platform for global environmental outreach.
In summary, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized the adverse consequences faced by developing countries due to the flawed policies of certain developed nations. He highlighted India's efforts to raise the issue of climate justice with these countries and stressed the importance of collective action in protecting the world's climate. PM Modi also showcased India's commitment to environmental protection, including initiatives to address single-use plastic and promote green and clean energy. The World Environment Day event serves as a crucial platform for global environmental awareness and collaboration.
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