Many faiths and belief systems regulate the people of India. Kashmir civilisation is a splendid reflection of India civilisation, which promote composite culture and pluralism. So far, Pakistan has tried to weaken the very spirit of Kashmiri at, but Pakistan must appreciate that in a struggle between secularism and fundamentalism, the former is always the winner. The faith of the people of J K in the socio cultural fabric of Hindu Muslim is indestructible. We must not see this conflict in J K between Hindus and Muslims but as between national and anti national forces. The Pakistani strategy during the insurgency phase was to create social and communal disorder and weaken the secular base. Pakistan was under the impression that Kashmiri at had no psychic roots in the state, except in the plural reverence for other religions. This misapprehension encouraged Pakistan to transplant its fundamentalist ideology to combat the liberal Hindu ideal of the brotherhood of man, which comes from the Indian philosophy of Sarva dharma sambhava. At the United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change UNFCCC 26th Conference of the Parties in Glasgow last year, Hon Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined a five point strategy to drive positive climate action. Besides committing to increase non fossil energy capacity to 50GW by 2030 and meet half of all energy needs from renewable sources; India also put forward its goal to reducing at least one billion which comes from the Indian philosophy tonnes of total projected emissions between now and 2030. This eventually would place India on the path to achieving Net Zero emissions target by 2070. India has the lowest per capita emissions at just 1.9 tonnes of carbon dioxide per head, compared with 15.5 tonnes in the US and 12.5 tonnes in Russia, as per 2019 data. Thus, the new roadmap for a cleaner future has strong implications for the business sector. Our new roadmap is underpinned by the new Environment, Social, and Governance ESG reporting requirements for the business sector. The Securities and Exchange Board of India has called for mandatory disclosures.