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    Bihar’s First Solar Powered Cold Storage in Kedia

    Patna 13th August: Greenpeace volunteers celebrated alongside farmers in Kedia, as the Bihar Labour Resources Minister Vijay Prakash inaugurated the state’s first ever solar powered cold storage in Kedia, Jamui on Saturday.

    Greenpeace India •
    August 13, 2016
    2 min read
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    Low-cost solar PV pumping set demonstrated in Kalyan Bigha by Greenpeace

    Asserting the fact that small-scale, decentralized renewable energy systems holds the key to development for rural India, Greenpeace today, demonstrated and installed a solar power pumping system at Kalyan Bigha (native village of Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar)in Bihar. It was one of those rare moments which gave insight into how renewable energy is…

    Greenpeace India •
    April 16, 2012
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    Republic of Junglistan becomes a star attraction

    If you are not a citizen of Junglistan yet, you are missing out on a lot of things. For one thing is certain, the Republic of Junglistan is a country that never sleeps.

    Swati Mehta •
    January 13, 2012
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    The Journey of Shade

    Delhi’s streets are always alive and bustling, but when the summer sun hits, it can feel like a furnace. From the narrow lanes of Burari to the historic Meena Bazaar,…

    Greenpeace India •
    August 2, 2025
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    Park Audit: Heatwave and green spaces in Delhi 

    Our latest park audit report highlights the importance of green spaces in the city and its preparedness during extreme heat. The report shows the temperature difference between shaded and unshaded…

    Greenpeace India •
    July 12, 2025
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    Greenpeace India Annual Report 2022

    Resilience. Justice. Action.

    Greenpeace India •
    June 16, 2025
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    How Communities in Delhi Are Rising Together Against Extreme Heat

    Delhi stands at the forefront of the Climate Crisis, facing relentless and punishing heat waves every summer. 

    Greenpeace India •
    May 9, 2025
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    Metro Now Costs More Than a Meal for Many! Bengaluru Metro Protest Demands Reversal of Fares

    Bengaluru, India. 9th March 2025 – A month after the metro hike on 9th February, Commuters and citizens in Bengaluru came together inside the city’s metro today, calling for an…

    Greenpeace India •
    March 9, 2025
    4 min read
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    A Seat at the Table Remains Unoccupied Without a Seat on the Bus

    The phrase “a seat at the table” is a powerful metaphor for influence, voice, and decision-making. But before we can take our place in boardrooms, legislative chambers, and workplaces, we…

    Greenpeace India •
    March 8, 2025
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    How are climate Budgets allocated

    The Union Budget 2025 has sparked mixed reactions across the country. While business leaders, financial analysts, and the middle class welcomed financial reforms, climate activists were left in total disarray.…

    Greenpeace India •
    March 4, 2025
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