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The Karnataka Government has listened and decided to withdraw the Parks Amendment Bill. This is a win for Bengaluru, and a reminder that people power works. Let’s keep the pressure on until the Bill is gone for good.
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City Rising is a movement of citizens reimagining the city they call home. When residents shape their own spaces, they tend to choose what lasts, what breathes, what the land can sustain.
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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…