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Government exaggerated the importance of nuclear to its clean energy commitments? ?under the pact?

The government, while staking a membership claim to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), had claimed that nuclear power would constitute nearly a third of India’s clean energy capacity by 2030. But the 

NSG membership not key to India ratifying Paris Agreement

Government exaggerated the importance of nuclear to its clean energy commitments? ?under the pact?

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