Question : India's participation in global environmental agreements demonstrates its:
 

Option 1: Indifference to global environmental issues
  

Option 2: Willingness to contribute to global environmental solutions
  

Option 3: Preference for unilateral actions over multilateral cooperation

 

Option 4: Focus on immediate economic gains over long-term sustainability

Question : India's participation in global environmental agreements signifies:
 

Option 1: A rejection of global environmental norms
 

Option 2: An assertion of its sovereignty over environmental matters
  

Option 3: A commitment to addressing global environmental challenges

Option 4: A preference for bilateral agreements over multilateral ones

Question : In global environmental debates, India advocates for:
 

Option 1: Unilateral actions over multilateral agreements
   

Option 2: The principle of equity and differentiated responsibilities
   

Option 3: The dismissal of sustainable development goals

Option 4: Complete deregulation of environmental standards

Question : India's engagement in global environmental agreements indicates its:
  

Option 1: Reluctance to address environmental challenges
 

Option 2: Commitment to international cooperation on environmental issues
 

Option 3: Preference for national over global environmental priorities

Option 4: Opposition to the transfer of green technologies

Question : The role of global environmental norms is to:
 

Option 1: Promote national interests over global sustainability
 

Option 2: Facilitate international trade and economic growth
   

Option 3: Standardize environmental laws across all countries

Option 4: Foster cooperation for addressing environmental issues

Question : India's active participation in global environmental agreements reflects its:
 

Option 1: Reluctance to engage in global environmental governance
 

Option 2: Commitment to contributing to the global environmental agenda
  

Option 3: Focus on exploiting natural resources without regard for sustainability

Option 4: Preference for isolationist policies in environmental matters