Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that India will reduce its emissions intensity by 33 percent of its GDP by 2030 ,on the basis of 2005 levels. Outlining India's initiatives and stand on climate issues,the Prime Minister tweeted that 40 percent of India's installed power capacity would by non fossil fuels by 2022. Mr Modi hoped that the Paris climate conference will produce an agreement that restores balance between ecology and economy.PM emphasized on collective global commitment balancing responsibilities and capabilities with aspirations and needs. Referring to challenges faced by India, PM said India is also experiencing the impact of climate change and is concerned about our coast, island and glaciers, adding that since ancient times the Indians have seen humanity as part of nature and not superior to it.He said that India has imposed levied on coal and rationalized subsidies on petroleum products to finance clean and green energy. The statements of the PM just before the beginning of conference are of huge significance as India is a key stakeholder in the conference and clearly reflects India's stand on common but differentiated responsibility which may not be puddings but the developed world to accede to.