A Sociological Review of Industrially Policies and National Action Plan on Climate Change in India

Abstract Since the French Revolution (1789), industrial practices have increased rapidly worldwide. The economic structure has changed from Agriculture to Industrial sector. Natural resources have been heavily consumed since the Industrial Revolution. Our industrial development depends on natural resource consumption, and society is moving towards materialistic development. The entire society is handled by capitalists. This kind of practice has shown effective changes in developing countries, such as India. The development and protection of the environment and natural resources has become a significant challenge. In this crisis, all countries developed their own strategies for industrial development and protecting the environment. In this study, the researcher elaborates on Government Policies regarding Industrialization and Climate Change in India. The change in climate rises to a change in the state of the atmosphere that can be recognized by changes in the unkind and the changeability of its properties, and that perseveres for a protracted period, typically decades or longer.