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“Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day... Read more >
Within three years of campaigning, fact-finding research and... Read more >
Here are a few folks who belong to various backgrounds and walks of... Read more >
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The conscience of our government, responsible for 1.35 billion Indians... Read more >
The present-day system of producing and consuming energy is... Read more >
How many times must civil society organisations, residents and... Read more >
As I write about a small village called Kedia in the Jamui district of... Read more >
The Plasticky Problem 500,000,000,000 per year.Wondering what that... Read more >
A new year has begun. And many promises have been made. Only... Read more >
Amid all the bad news on air quality, there is a ray of hope. After... Read more >
Last March, my family forced me to pay a visit to our doctor at... Read more >
I live in Pune, the second largest city in Maharashtra. Known as “The... Read more >
As of December 7, more than 300 coal power plants across the country... Read more >
Two years ago, coal power plants were given new emission norms to... Read more >
The Board of Greenpeace India has accepted the resignation of the... Read more >
Given that Bangalore generates over 5000 tons of waste daily, 60% of... Read more >
India is privileged to be home to 15 species of wild cats which is a... Read more >
We write poems about, we travel with great dedication and passion, we... Read more >
Do you yearn for the fragrance of the forest or miss petrichor wafting... Read more >
This is not a story. This is one of the most powerful environmental... Read more >
It takes more than just having breakfast to keep you healthy. If you... Read more >
Last Saturday, even the weather gods were confused. Slight drizzles,... Read more >
I am an Indian, living in the capital for the past four years. Read more >
Sundays are my favourite days, and not for the same reason as most of... Read more >
It’s June and it’s bright and sunny at 37 degrees. Something unusual... Read more >
India is emerging as a world leader in solar. As the third largest... Read more >
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Water shortages and regional droughts have become more pronounced in... Read more >
Raw HTML.. In this day and age of videos, GIFs, and tweets:... Read more >
I have a close and personal relationship with the Sun. I am named... Read more >
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Greenpeace activist, Priya Pillai has filed a writ petition on 27 January 2015, in the Delhi High Court challenging her illegal and arbitrary offloading at the Delhi International Airport on 11 January.
As soon as the news on India’s most-awaited chief guest for its 66 th Republic Day was announced, the international media and the U.S. Govt were quick to take note of the levels of air pollution in Delhi. The U.S. Embassy in Delhi,...
Greenpeace India expressed disappointment at the joint announcement by Prime Minister Modi and President Obama as it didn’t go beyond rhetoric and the usual platitudes.
Today the courts were to decide if Greenpeace India’s international funds blocked by the Ministry of Home Affairs would be released or not. Arundhati, a Greenpeace campaigner, had been at the Delhi High Court all day waiting for our...
New Delhi, January 20, 2015. Delhi High Court today unblocked the funds that were frozen by the Ministry of Home Affairs in June last year.
Sunday marked yet another black day for fundamental rights in India. Though these charter of rights are enshrined in our constituion, my experience on Sunday morning at the Delhi airport show that these are not equally accessible to...
New Delhi, 12 January 2015: A day after Greenpeace Senior Campaigner Priya Pillai was ‘offloaded’ and barred from leaving the country she has written a letter to the Ministry of Home Affairs. According to media reports, Pillai was forbidden from...
New Delhi, 11 January 2015: In yet another attempt to muzzle Greenpeace India, Priya Pillai, Senior Campaigner with the organisation was stopped at New Delhi airport this morning by the immigration office and denied to get onboard her flight to...
It started about a month ago with a tiny idea of opposing the genetic modification of crops. The idea came from the trip to Rahuri, a small affected village on the Pune-Mumbai highway. Two members from Hou de Green, the Pune volunteer...
2014 has been a challenging year for Greenpeace India and our country's environment. Today, we are witnessing one of the gravest challenges in our history. In June 2014, an Intelligence Bureau (IB) report , leaked to the Indian media,...
There are whispers in the corridor in Lima that India may announce some unprecedented decision that will change the course of the ongoing climate negotiations in the lead up to Paris agreement. Nevertheless, India is a strategic player...
In the past 597 days of my being with Greenpeace India, the following instances stand out: 1. People hanging a banner from the Essar building- to tell the world how it’s destroying India's precious forests. 2. People persistently...
Soil is the soul of agriculture. In the present chemical-based agriculture paradigm, the soil health is under great threat. Excessive use of chemical inputs has caused a huge damage to the physical and biological characters of the soil...
Today marks the 30th anniversary of the world’s worst industrial disaster, the Bhopal gas tragedy, the deadliest in human history. The aftereffects continue to haunt the Bhopalis even after the victims’ 3rd generation has been born.
The drafters of the constitution chose democracy as the mode of governance for India. Wisely so, because democracy has a mutual relationship with the people. The people stand by the state and the state, in turn, stands for the people.
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