Colonial mindset hasn't ended, it hinders growth of developing nations, says PM Modi

Speaking about the colonial mindset of west PM Modi said, "We saw an example of this in the recent COP26 Summit."

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday (November 26) said, " Today no nation directly exists as a colony to any other nation. But it doesn't mean that colonial mindset has ended. This mindset is giving rise to many distortions. We can see a clear example of this in the hurdles cropping up in development journey of developing nations."

"The issue of environment is also being attempted to be hijacked for this purpose. We saw an example of this in the recent COP26 Summit. If we talk of absolute cumulative emissions, developed nations have caused 15 times more emissions than India since 1850 to date," he added.

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26 November 2021

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