Brikesh Singh has now spent almost three weeks in the tree-house in the forest and in support of his protest activists in Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore have climbed and occupied trees. In Delhi, the activists climbed trees outside the Union Coal Minister's office and stayed on the trees for the entire day. All these activities have one purpose- protecting our forests from being destroyed for coal. Brikesh is inspired by all the support from individuals signing the petition.
Greenpeace activist Brikesh Singh lived in a tree on the the fringes of Tadoba-Andhari forest for one month and also became a CNN IBN citizen journalist during this time.
Greenpeace organised a joint press conference with Ministry of Tribal Affairs on forest rights' violation in Mahan: "Community rights have not been recognised at all. I have written to the CM of Madhya Pradesh asking him to uphold the rights...
Depending on other States for electricity is not going to end Delhi's power crisis. Greenpeace has been campaigning in Delhi, asking the Chief Minister, Sheila Dixit to implement a policy that allows people in Delhi to use renewable energy to...
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