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From Davos to Disha
World Economic Forum in 2018, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi identified three great threats to civilisation: climate change, terrorism and the backlash against globalization. He also added another one, that “educated, well-to-do youth are being radicalized…”
Disha Ravi and her colleagues Nikita Joseph and Shantanu Muluk are climate change activists. They also are “educated”, maybe “well-to-do”, maybe not (but does that matter?). All three, and thousands of
young people who are part of Fridays for Future and other such youth movements, strongly believe governments aren’t doing enough to tackle climate change. They even argue that globalisation based on an extractive paradigm of development must end if we are to secure climate stability, and for humanity to survive on this living planet.