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India not a climate villain: opinion

Tuesday 7 Dec 21 12:00pm

INDIA has somehow emerged as the villain of last month’s United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), blamed for resisting cuts to coal consumption even as toxic air envelops its capital, New Delhi. Shashi Tharoor argues that's unfair.

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