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Last updated: 17 Jun, 2023  

Modi.9.Thmb.jpg 'India has taken significant strides in combating climate change'

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IANS | 17 Jun, 2023
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shared articles, graphics, videos and information about the significant strides in combating climate change, achieving sustainable development goals and preserving the country’s rich biodiversity. 

The Prime Minister tweeted : "In line with our traditions and ethos, we have focused on #9YearsOfSustainableGrowth. We have taken significant strides in combating climate change, achieving sustainable development goals and preserving India's rich biodiversity.”

In another tweet, Modi said that there is abundance of health and well-being in Shree Ann or millets.

Grammy Award-winning Indian-American singer Falu has come out with the song inspired by the Prime Minister's  initiative to get UN declare 2023 as the International Year of Millets. She tweeted about collaborating with the Prime Minister to write a song to promote millets, help farmers grow it and help end world hunger.

In reply the Prime Minister tweeted :

"Excellent effort @FaluMusic! There is abundance of health and well-being in Shree Ann or millets. Through this song, creativity has blended with an important cause of food security and removing hunger."

 
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