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    Witness 1.16 Vol. 54

    Kakrapar Nuclear Plant suffered an accident in March which led to leakage of heavy water. Close to a million lives, that reside within the 30km radius of Kakrapar Nuclear Plant…

    admin
    March 30, 2016
  • Health and Living
    health

    Thousands of citizens demand that the BRAI bill be withdrawn and India be GMO free

    On the eve of Quit India Day, August 8, over 2,000 citizens from 20 states came together at Jantar Mantar, Delhi for a day-long protest and march demanding that GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) and multinational seed giant, Monsanto quit India. The delegation marched to Parliament also asking the government to withdraw the BRAI (Biotechnology Regulatory…

    Greenpeace India
    August 9, 2013
    4 min read
  • Clean Energy
    fossil fuels

    Greenpeace India launches ‘Clean Air Nation’ application on Google Store

    The Clean Air Nation app by Greenpeace India empowers users to find out the quality of air they are breathing and more importantly, how to protect themselves on bad polluted days and what actions government should take to protect public health.

    Greenpeace India
    November 13, 2015
    4 min read
  • Clean Energy
    renewables

    A dream with solar power

    Hi, I’m Reema Ganguly and I work for Greenpeace India. I am Indian. I am India. Just as you are or maybe you aren’t. But what I’m about to share…

    Reema Ganguly
    May 29, 2013
  • Clean Energy
    fossil fuels

    The Indian Airpocalypse

    How many times must civil society organisations, residents and children, pay a visit to the Environment Ministry of India until something is actually “done” about the air pollution crisis? As a country, we’ve already seen more than a million deaths as a result of outdoor air pollution and it has even cost our economy. Today,…

    Grace Saji
    February 6, 2018
  • Clean Energy
    fossil fuels

    Are the green spaces in Delhi free from air pollution?

    Are the green spaces in Delhi free from air pollution?

    Aishwarya Madineni
    January 29, 2015
  • Health and Living
    health

    Food sovereignty, GMOs and the BRAI bill

    Understanding the history of GM crops in India, why the BRAI (The Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India) Bill fails and its current status and petition.

    Ananya Mehta
    August 22, 2013
  • Environment
    forest

    Foot spa and bamboo shoot curry in Junglistan

    How many of you have paid thousands to get this treatment done in spas? Well I have always been curious about these treatments. But I the idea finding it out…

    Brikesh Singh
    September 12, 2012
  • Clean Energy
    renewables

    Greenpeace Activists take Go Solar message to the Temple of the Sun in Machu Pichu as Climate Summit begins in Lima

    Greenpeace India
    December 1, 2014
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    October Welcome Call

    Greetings from Greenpeace!

    Greenpeace India
    October 17, 2025
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