India says, there is no question of taking any binding carbon emission cuts. The Prime Minister's special envoy on climate change, Mr Shyam Saran said major emerging economies, including Beijing and New Delhi, are likely to adopt a similar approach at the forthcoming climate change summit in Copenhagen.<br/><br/>Mr Saran told a private TV Channel that industrialised nations do not expect countries like India, to actually sign on to emission reduction targets.<br/><br/>Mr. Saran's views have come a day after India and China, along with other developing nations, forged a 'common front' to put pressure on developed nations at the Copenhagen Summit that begins from 7th December.<br/><br/>Mr Saran dismissed notions that there was any pressure on India to take on legal emission cuts at the forthcoming meet.<br/><br/>