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A key aspect of the National Strategy for Biodiversity Conservation 2026-2030 is expected to be 'mainstreaming biodiversity'. What does 'mainstreaming biodiversity' primarily imply in this context?
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Which international framework is most likely to have significantly influenced the design and targets of India's National Strategy for Biodiversity Conservation 2026-2030?
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The National Strategy for Biodiversity Conservation 2026-2030 has been recently launched in India. What is the primary objective of this new strategy?
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Which of the following government initiatives is crucial for promoting decentralized renewable energy generation and ensuring energy access in rural areas, thereby contributing to India's overall renewable energy progress?
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In the review of India's renewable energy progress in 2026, which sector has shown the most significant growth in installed capacity over the past few years, contributing substantially towards the 2030 targets?
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As of 2026, India's progress on renewable energy targets is being reviewed. What is the country's ambitious target for achieving non-fossil fuel energy capacity by the year 2030, as committed at COP26?
