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‘A Game Changer’: For nutritional security and climate resilience in Jharkhand
For the majority of Jharkhand’s population, uncultivated foods and edible weeds have been a major source of food and an inexpensive source of micronutrients. Unfortunately, such foods are losing their…
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Jamui farmers set an example: Organic farming recommendations for community welfare
Bihar is witnessing a silent groundswell in favour of organic and ecological farming. A few years back there was less than a hundred hectares of land under certified organic farming…
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We can’t afford destruction of our Rice Heritage
Will you believe me if I say that till late 1960s we, the Indians, were proud owners of over 110 thousand indigenous varieties of rice? Believe it or not, it…
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What Will You Eat Tomorrow?
Have you noticed how you feel different based on what you eat in a day? Whether it’s feeling happy after your favorite meal or lethargic after fast food, what we…
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CIRCLES OF SOLIDARITY 2.0
One of our first responsive works in this crisis, Circles of Solidarity 2.0, is focussed on low-income families, lactating mothers and Covid-19 positive patients.
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“Let’s protect the food system from climate change”, sustainable farmers from Jamui urge Bihar Government
“I am delighted to be part of the pre-budget consultation meeting organised by the Government of Bihar. We are here to represent the organic farmers of Bihar. The fact that…
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A Movement That Can’t Be Sunk
Greenpeace India joined hands with the communities near Odisha's Kaliakan River Block to send out a positive message. With a floating banner that read “Towards Better”, they demanded better policies to ensure a safe and sustainable future for all.
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Locating youth in India – understanding them, their dreams, aspirations and possibilities
Speakers stresses that pandemic must be a reminder for the society and policymakers to design policies and adopt sustainable lifestyles that together moves us towards better
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#BiharEarthDay: Ecological farmers express their gratitude towards the mother earth
Ecological farmers tie rakhis to trees, cattle, wells, and other natural elements to acknowledge their importance in sustainable agriculture
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Greenpeace India demands for safe and resilient food systems
Greenpeace India welcomes the draft order issued by the Ministry of Agriculture intended to ban 27 pesticides
