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Review Isn’t a Rollback: Greenpeace India, citizen groups demand full withdrawal of Bengaluru Parks Amendment
The CM’s statement comes after sustained public opposition, with thousands of Bengaluru residents coming together under the rallying cry “Not 5%. Not 1 inch. Leave Our Parks Alone” to oppose…
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Nepal flood a humanitarian disaster and a warning which must be heeded in an overheated world
Greenpeace South Asia expresses its deepest sorrow and solidarity with everyone affected by the catastrophic Bhotekoshi flood and mudslide in the district of Rasuwa in Nepal. Our thoughts are with…
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Not 5%, Not 1 Inch: 200+ Citizens Demand Karnataka Government Leave Bengaluru’s Parks Alone
BENGALURU, 27 AUGUST, 2026: Over 200 citizens, resident groups, environmental organisations and civil society groups have urged the Karnataka government to roll back its decision to amend the Karnataka Government…
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Witness 2.26 | What counts as evidence?
Every quarter leaves behind evidence. Someone has to gather it. Someone has to preserve it. Someone has to make sure it isn’t forgotten.
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India’s Decision to Fund Heatwave Disaster Response is a Win for Impacted Communities, Says Greenpeace
In a significant policy shift, heatwave has been formally added to India’s list of nationally notified disasters, granting state governments full access to disaster response and mitigation funds for heat-related…
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Joint Statement from Frontline Communities in India, Sri Lanka and the Philippines on Extreme Heat
As communities living on the frontlines of the climate crisis in India, Sri Lanka and the Philippines, we come together in solidarity to share our experiences, learn from one another,…
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Witness 1.26
Twenty-five years after Greenpeace India was registered, many of the questions that shaped our earliest campaigns feel more urgent than ever. As cities grow, temperatures rise, and environmental decisions become…
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The right to peaceful protest is essential for a healthy democracy
Greenpeace India stands in solidarity with students exercising their democratic right to peacefully protest and calls for accountability over the harm caused to young protesters.
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Citizens Call for Recognition of Extreme Heat as a Human Rights Issue, Backs Demand with Citizen “Heat Registries”
Submission includes first-hand testimonies from some of Delhi’s most heat affected communities, backed by documentary evidence including medical, utility and financial records, as citizens calls for adequate funding of Heat…
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Disappearing Canopies: Why the Fight for Hyderabad’s Greenery is a National Warning Sign
Walking through the streets of Hyderabad in May feels increasingly like standing directly behind the exhaust of a giant air conditioning unit. The air outside the gates of Kasu Brahmananda…