India is saying they want to help with climate change and be a partner with other countries

One big thing India is doing is trying to make bad air when they make things. They want to grow their economy but not hurt the environment. India is putting in place rules. Using new technology to make this happen.
India really wants to use renewable energy like solar and wind power. They are trying to make a lot of this kind of energy so they do not have to use much coal and gas. More people are investing in energy and the government is helping so India can stop using so much fossil fuel.

India also wants to make something called hydrogen. This is a way to make energy using renewable energy. It can help make industries and cars cleaner. India is building places to make green hydrogen and they want to sell it to other countries.
All of this is important because India promised to help with climate change. They are trying to keep the earth from getting too hot and to stop bad things from happening because of climate change.
India is also being a leader when it comes to climate change. They are a country and what they do matters to other countries. When India does things for the environment it helps them work with other countries and makes them more important in the world.
So India is really trying to help with climate change. They want to grow their economy but also be good to the environment. This makes India a big player when it comes to talking about climate change, with countries.

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