The G-20 summit in New Delhi will spotlight climate policy concerns, with India prioritizing the representation of developing nations amid ongoing extreme weather events globally, including in India. Hundreds displaced by monsoon-related floods are still residing in makeshift shelters under Delhi's flyovers.As the host of this year's G-20 Summit, India aims to amplify the voices of developing nations, a commitment tested as world leaders gather in New Delhi for the event starting on Saturday. Indian officials emphasize the country's potential to bridge global divisions.However, flood victims anticipate limited benefits from G-20 discussions, fearing eviction as part of security measures. One of the summit's top priorities is advancing climate financing and goals.Over three-quarters of India's electricity is sourced from fossil fuels, primarily coal. Mining companies have faced criticism for unsafe practices in extracting minerals necessary for electric vehicle and clean energy components.Experts hope that political differences can be set aside at the summit to forge concrete agreements on renewable energy.