PM Narendra Modi in Davos: climate change is tremendous threat

Davos [Switzerland] Jan 23 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said that climate change is a tremendous threat to the world right at this point.

Head administrator Narendra Modi was conveying the keynote address at the opening session of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos.

"climate change is a gigantic danger at this moment, Snow in the Arctic is liquefying, numerous islands are sinking or are going to sink," Prime Minister Modi called attention to.

"Extreme cold, hot, floods, drought- the impact of extreme climate is expanding day by day. Everyone says that carbon emission ought to be decreased, but how number of individuals and nations are there who are prepared to enable creating nations and social orders to get helpful innovation," To head administrator Modi inquired.

He also plot the efforts India is making to handle the threat of climate change.

"My government has put a major objective before Indians to ensure the earth and to battle environmental change-we have set an objective to deliver 175GW of sustainable power source by 2022. We have accomplished 33% of this objective over the most recent three years by creating 60 GW sustainable power source," Prime Minister Modi said.

He also said that in 2016, India and France visualized a global bargain based association.

"This progressive advance has now turned into a reality with the development of International Solar Alliance," Prime Minister Modi said.

Prior, he likewise discussed the significance of information in the present time.

"Today, data is a real wealth and it is being said that whoever obtains and controls the information will have authority later on. The worldwide stream of information is making enormous open doors and additionally challenges," Prime Minister Modi said.

He included that innovation driven change has been profoundly influencing people's way of thinking, working, international groups, politics, and economy.