Rich nations should completely reduce their carbon footprint "well before" 2050, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday while calling on the world to deliver a concrete outcome on finance to help developing and poor nations combat climate change. Addressing a session on 'Transforming Climate Finance' at COP28 here, Modi said India expects concrete and real progress on the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), a fresh post-2025 global climate finance goal. "Developed countries should completely reduce their carbon footprint well before 2050," he said. Rich nations pledged in 2009 to raise USD 100 billion annually by 2020 to assist developing countries in combating and adjusting to climate change. Despite extensions to 2025, these nations have not met this commitment. COP28 aims to establish the groundwork for a fresh post-2025 global climate finance goal, succeeding the USD 100 billion target. Countries aim to finalize this new goal by COP29 in 2024. Modi said that there shou
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said the Congress is a symbol of corruption, nepotism and appeasement -- three evils preventing India from becoming a developed nation. Addressing a public meeting in poll-bound Rajasthan's Baran district, the prime minister said Congress leaders are unruly and the people of the state are suffering as the ruling party has handed them over to robbers, rioters and criminals. "As long as three enemies of the country -- corruption, nepotism and appeasement -- are among us, it will be difficult to fulfil the resolution to make India a developed nation. The Congress is the biggest symbol of these three evils," Modi told the gathering. "Be it Congress MLAs or ministers, everyone is unruly and the public is suffering. The Congress has handed over the people of Rajasthan to robbers, rioters, tyrants and criminals," he said. "Today, even children in Rajasthan are saying 'Gehlot ji, you won't get votes'," he added. The prime minister also targeted the
PM Narendra Modi while addressing a public rally in Pali of poll-bound Rajasthan slammed at Congress government in the state and said that Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot insulted the women
India will be organising the 'Artificial Global Partnership Summit' next month to discuss the need for responsible use of technology, particularly in the realm of AI
The Congress party in Telangana has promised Rs 25,000 monthly pension to martyrs of Telangana movement
Among other leaders likely to visit Telangana are Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President J P Nadda, UP CM Yogi Adityanath, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, and Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
PM Narendra Modi spoke on rising crime in Rajasthan and the murder of Kanhaiya Lal during a rally in Udaipur ahead of the Rajasthan State Assembly Elections 2023
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the world needs to move forward with a human-centric approach
'Where is the law? Where is the order? ED & CBI is the law? Manipur is the order?' asks the Rajya Sabha member to BJP
Allegation regarding the 'red diary' resurfaced. The diary allegedly contains financial transactions of the Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot
PM Modi promised that his party will expose all wrongs done by the BRS and bring their corrupt leaders to justice
He added that Chhattisgarh received thousands of crores worth of central funds for infrastructure development here over the last five years
The PM paid tributes to "every brick" of the old Parliament building and said the MPs will enter the new building with "new hope and confidence"
During the first day of the special Parliament session, prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on the significance of the old building and paid homage to its history and legacy
Parliament special session: Modi said that while foreign rulers had decided to build the structure, it was constructed by the hard work, sweat and money of the people of India
Joining the issue with DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's remarks earlier this month, where the Tamil Nadu minister said Sanatan Dharma should be eradicated since it was against social justice
'India as G20 chair has given confidence to Third World'
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said roads built in Indian villages in last nine years can cover the distance between the Earth and the Moon