India has said that global climate ambition remains insufficient even a decade after the Paris Agreement. At COP30, the country joined Brazil’s new global fund for tropical forests as an observer, while urging developed nations to accelerate their emission cuts and finally deliver the climate finance they have long promised.

India’s delegation is at the summit as world leaders work to craft a new framework to confront the escalating climate crisis.

Focused on upholding the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, India plans to push for fair collaboration that balances its development needs with ambitious climate goals.

BALANCING GROWTH & RESPONSIBILITY

For New Delhi, the climate summit is not only about reducing emissions, but also about ensuring that the green transi

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