Parliament Passes Key Climate Change Bill Amid Heated Debates

India’s Parliament passed the Climate Change Mitigation Bill 2026 today after intense discussions in both houses. The bill aims to reduce carbon emissions by 35% from 2005 levels by 2030, aligning with global climate targets, according to Lok Sabha records. It mandates stricter emission norms for industries and promotes renewable energy investments. Opposition parties raised concerns over implementation timelines, but the bill secured a majority vote. Experts say this legislation marks a significant step in India’s environmental policy, potentially attracting green technology investments and boosting sustainable development efforts nationwide.