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India Is Not Responsible For Climate Crisis, But...: Commonwealth Head
India is not historically responsible for the climate crisis but it should not emulate polluting practices of the West from the 19th century during its development, Commonwealth Secretary General Patricia Scotland has said.
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"Technological Revolution Being Led Mainly By India": Commonwealth Chief
Lauding PM Modi's leadership, Commonwealth Secretary General Patricia Scotland has said that he has been a really important leader because of his innovation and creativity, as India is producing more unicorns than almost any othe
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Commonwealth Chief Lauds India, Says It Sets Examples For Others To Emulate
The Commonwealth chief has lauded India for its "strong commitment" towards the 53-nation grouping, saying it has set an example which the other member countries have emulated.
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New Commonwealth Chief Pledges Group Will Get Gutsy
Critics brand the Commonwealth ineffectual, but its incoming chief believes the 53-country organisation can use its strength to achieve miracles -- such as eradicating domestic violence.
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India Is Not Responsible For Climate Crisis, But...: Commonwealth Head
India is not historically responsible for the climate crisis but it should not emulate polluting practices of the West from the 19th century during its development, Commonwealth Secretary General Patricia Scotland has said.
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"Technological Revolution Being Led Mainly By India": Commonwealth Chief
Lauding PM Modi's leadership, Commonwealth Secretary General Patricia Scotland has said that he has been a really important leader because of his innovation and creativity, as India is producing more unicorns than almost any othe
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Commonwealth Chief Lauds India, Says It Sets Examples For Others To Emulate
The Commonwealth chief has lauded India for its "strong commitment" towards the 53-nation grouping, saying it has set an example which the other member countries have emulated.
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New Commonwealth Chief Pledges Group Will Get Gutsy
Critics brand the Commonwealth ineffectual, but its incoming chief believes the 53-country organisation can use its strength to achieve miracles -- such as eradicating domestic violence.
