India at COP30: The Bold Stand for Fair Climate Action
New Delhi [India], November 8: At COP30 in Belém, India didn’t just show up, it showed spine. Reaffirming its climate commitments, India told the world what few dare to: equity first, excuses later.
India’s Message: Equity Isn’t Optional
At the Leaders’ Summit of the UNFCCC COP30 in Belém, Brazil, India set the tone with clarity. Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia, speaking for New Delhi, restated India’s climate philosophy, anchored in equity, fairness, and common but differentiated responsibilities (CBDR-RC). In other words, developing nations can’t carry the guilt of industrialized nations’ emissions.
The message was blunt: developed countries must accelerate emission cuts and deliver the “promised, adequate and predictable” support, not another decade of pledges without payoffs.
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