New Delhi, Nov. 22 -- In order to adopt low-carbon and climate-resilient development practices, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that India is taking a big step ahead to achieve 450 Giga Watts of renewable energy by 2030.

Speaking on the occasion of virtual G-20 Summit Side Event: 'Safeguarding the Planet - The Circular Carbon Economy Approach', the Prime Minister said, "We will meet our goal of 175 Giga Watts of renewable energy well before the target of 2022. Now, we are taking a big step ahead by seeking to achieve 450 Giga Watts by 2030."

He also said that "we are focused on saving our citizens and economies from the effects of the global pandemic. Equally important is to keep our focus on fighting climate change."

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