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AMIT NARANG COUNSELLOR
UNSC a 'global power oligopoly', need for more participatory governance structures: India"From an Indian perspective, a culture-sensitive approach is one that embraces differences, celebrates diversity and promotes mutual respec...- Sustainable urbanisation not only developing nations issue: IndiaWith half of the world's population already living in cities, India has said sustainable urbanisation is not a developing countries' issue ...
- Poor nations need space to address 'development deficit': IndiaAmit Narang cited research estimates that at least a third of human deaths annually, almost 18 million can be attributed to poverty related...
- UN activities must be aligned to national development plans: IndiaIndia has said that focus on poverty eradication must remain the core of UN's operational activities which must closely align to national d...
- World's poor must have fair access to global resources: IndiaInternational cooperation to tackle climate change and "going green" should not mean hundreds of millions are left "hungry" or "homeless", ...
- Post-2015 SDGs already being implemented, India tells UNThe 193 UN member states have reached an agreement on the outcome document that contains the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Ensure resources to developing nations on climate change: India"The present double counting of climate finance with Official Development Assistance (ODA) is a matter of concern," Narang said.
- India among 188 nations calling for end to US embargo on CubaNarang said the embargo was a violation of the right of a sovereign State to development and to enjoy the freedom of trade, economy and nav...
- Yoga fosters holistic approach to life: India tells UN"By changing our lifestyle and creating consciousness, it can help us deal with climate change," Modi had said proposing that June 21 be de...
- Permanent solution on food security in WTO rules is must: India"The issue of food security is central to the pursuit of poverty eradication and must be treated with the same urgency as other issues."
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