Karnataka Governor calls for mutli-stakeholder cooperation to achieve SDGs
He added, 'It is important that knowledge sharing, cooperation, and information exchange help mitigate the challenges of climate change. The growing carbon footprint, pollution, deforestation, and other factors have led to a climate crisis, and it is imperative that we address these issues urgently. We need to inform and sensitise people about them. Our campaigns to save energy, water, and other resources are aimed at protecting the environment.'
O.P. Jindal Global University released its 'Sustainable Development Report 2025' at the conclave.
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