India is not only on track to achieve its Paris Agreement targets, but to exceed

them beyond expectations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said during the
Climate Ambition Summit 2020 on Saturday, highlighting that the country has
reduced its emission intensity by 21 per cent over 2005 levels.

In his message delivered virtually at the summit, PM Modi said the conference
marks the fifth anniversary of the Paris Agreement -- the most ambitious step
in the fight against climate change.

"Today, as we are looking to set our sights even higher, we must also not lose
sight of the past. We must not only revise our ambitions, but also review our
achievements against targets already set," he said.

"Only then can our voices be credible for future generations," PM Modi said.

He said that in 2047, India will celebrate 100 years as a modern, independent
nation.

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"To all my fellow residents of this planet, I make a solemn pledge today.
Centennial India will not only meet its own targets, but will also exceed your
expectations," Modi said.
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India is not only on track to achieve its Paris Agreement targets, but to exceed
them beyond expectations, the prime minister said.

"We have reduced our emission intensity by 21 per cent over 2005 levels," he
said.