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Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India's 32-fold increase in solar capacity over the past decade, supporting its goal of 500 GW renewable energy by 2030. Speaking at the International Solar Festival, he praised India's leadership in green energy, stressed democratizing clean technology, and acknowledged the International Solar Alliance's growth, now with 100 members, helping to support global renewable energy efforts.

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi emphasized India's blend of ancient sun-worshipping traditions with modern solar advancements. He highlighted India's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint and stressed the need to balance energy access with renewable energy transition, noting 675 million people still lack electricity. Joshi discussed initiatives like the SolarX Startup Challenge and the Global Solar Facility to address investment gaps.

Source: IBEF

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