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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi blamed large developed nations for not only overexploiting the earth's resources, but emitting maximum carbon.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed India’s happiness over being chosen as the home of WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged on March 19 an investment of five trillion yen ($42bn) in India over five years in a summit-level meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“The countries who are making use of regressive thinking as a political tool must understand, that terrorism poses an equally big threat for them,” the PM said in his remarks at the 76th session of UNGA, PM Modi said.

India is growing increasingly assertive in its efforts to control online communications, challenging Twitter and Facebooks practices and threatening to set a precedent that could extend far beyond its borders.

The move is being seen as an olive branch to the alienated Kashmiri leaders most of whom were put under detention for more than a year after J&K’s special status was scrapped and the state split into two union territories on 5 August 2019.

The Climate Summit will be Modi’s second multilateral virtual meeting with Biden.

The Prime Minister put the unprecedented scale of the vaccination drive in perspective by informing that, in the first round itself, 3 crore people, which is more than the population of at least 100 countries of the world, are being vaccinated.

They have also appealed all sections of society, including girls and women, to join them.

‘Efforts are on to increase the use of natural gas capacity four times during this decade, and work is also on to nearly double the oil refining capacity in the next five years.’