India Climate Solutions: PM Modi Highlights Action at NGT Conference

India Climate Solutions were highlighted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he addressed the International Conference on “The Future of Environment and Climate Dynamics” organised by the National Green Tribunal (NGT) in New Delhi on September 19, 2026. The two-day conference, being held at Vigyan Bhawan on September 19 and 20, brings together judges, environmental experts, policymakers and senior officials from India and several countries to discuss emerging environmental and climate challenges.

PM Modi said India has a long tradition of environmental consciousness and is now contributing solutions to contemporary climate challenges. His remarks placed emphasis on the country's environmental journey, sustainable development efforts and the importance of combining traditional knowledge with modern approaches to address climate change.

PM Modi Highlights India Climate Solutions

Addressing the NGT conference, Prime Minister Modi underlined India's role in responding to global environmental challenges. He said India is not merely discussing climate-related problems but is also presenting solutions based on its experience, traditions and ongoing environmental initiatives.

According to reports from the event, Modi also pointed to India's per-capita carbon emissions, saying they remain below half the global average. He argued that discussions on climate responsibility should take into account differences between developed and developing countries.

The Prime Minister's remarks come at a time when climate change, environmental degradation, biodiversity loss and extreme weather events are becoming major areas of international policy discussion.

NGT Conference Focuses on Climate and Environmental Governance

The International Conference on “The Future of Environment and Climate Dynamics” has been organised by the National Green Tribunal to facilitate discussions on environmental protection, climate action and governance.

The official conference programme identifies several key themes, including climate change and resilience, circular economy, biodiversity and ecosystem services, and sustainable energy solutions.

The event also provides a platform for participants to exchange judicial approaches, scientific knowledge, environmental governance practices and institutional experiences.