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By Prof Anjal Prakash |Aug 10, 2021
India must create a separate ministry of the climate crisis and chart out a better future for its people and show the world that it is possible to balance between planet, people and profit and work towards a green growth economy, says Anjal Prakash in his authored article in Hindustan Times.