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MSC ELSA 3 Shipwreck: Greenpeace India Calls for Comprehensive and Decentralised Claims Mechanism
New Delhi, 25 September 2025: Greenpeace India welcomes the Kerala High Court’s interim order directing MSC to pay ₹1,200 crore in compensation for the environmental and livelihood damages caused by…
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South Asia celebrates World Ocean Day in solidarity with impacted communities from the Kerala shipwreck disaster
8th June, 2025. Greenpeace India marked World Oceans Day 2025 with a powerful celebration at Chandrabhaga Beach in Konark, Odisha, where stunning sand art featuring a majestic turtle took centre…
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When the Beat Drops, So Does the Truth: A Song for Climate Justice
India is heating up! , and not just the weather.
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Who pays for the damage from extreme weather?
Most of us can agree that it is not fair for those least responsible to pay the biggest price; but the reality is that the biggest polluters are currently paying…
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Women Reclaim Public Spaces with Zero Fare ‘Pink Tickets’ yet Safety and Accessibility Gaps Remain, says Greenpeace Report.
October 29, 2024– Greenpeace India has released its latest report – Riding the Justice Route; Free Bus Travel as a Step Towards Gender- Just Public Transport in Delhi. This report…
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Fare-Free Future: Ride the Justice Route
In a significant step towards gender equity and environmental justice, Delhi became India’s first state/UT to offer free public bus transport for women of all ages and social backgrounds Launched…
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BUS SURVEY
Imagine a public transport system that’s smooth, safe, and free, especially for women and transgender individuals. We’re on a mission to make this a reality, and your input is vital.…
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Oceanswell and Greenpeace South Asia conduct cetacean surveys in the high seas of the Indian Ocean
Colombo, March 6, 2024: Greenpeace South Asia and Sri Lankan marine conservation organisation Oceanswell have just returned to Colombo following the successful completion of cetacean visual and acoustic surveys in…
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Women Demand Equality and Safety in Delhi’s Public Buses
Over 80% of women respondents face bus stop snubs, Greenpeace India Survey reveals.
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Halt for women bus users in Delhi
A survey of Delhi's women bus users reveals stark gender discrimination