Category environment
The Mali Hill in Koraput is the source of several streams, home to medicinal trees and is an elephant corridor, protestors say By Ashis Senapati Published: Wednesday 22 September 2021 Adivasis shouted slogans and ransacked the venue of a public meeting… Continue Reading →
BY WILLIAM HARTUNG The costs and consequences of America’s twenty-first-century wars have by now been well-documented — a staggering $8 trillion in expenditures and more than 380,000 civilian deaths, as calculated by Brown University’s Costs of War project. The question of who has… Continue Reading →
Ambassador Atul Keshap’s meet with RSS’s Mohan Bhagwat “sent a terrible message,” says HRW’s Asia Advocacy Director “Meeting with the head of a paramilitary, ideologically-driven organization that promotes extraordinarily racist and, some might say, even autocratic ideas, is highly troubling,”… Continue Reading →
POSTED ON SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 A 32-year-old man who went to attend the funeral of his grandfather in Tiruvallur district died suspiciously and his wife has raised doubts since theirs was an intercaste marriage. Chennai: The deceased A Gowthaman of… Continue Reading →
इस देश की आशा कार्यकर्ता अपनी मांग को लेकर एक साथ आई हैं। The ASHA Workers of India have come together to make these demands. Please read and endorse it, if you agree with us. Also, kindly forward it to… Continue Reading →
OVER 600 ACADEMICS, ADVOCATES, ACTIVISTS, CIVIL SERVANTS, WRITERS, FILM MAKERS, JOURNALISTS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS and OTHERS CONDEMN THE RAIDS BY THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE ON THE OFFICES AND PRIVATE HOME OF ONE OF INDIA’S LEADING HUMAN RIGHTS & PEACE ACTIVISTS, HARSH MANDER… Continue Reading →
To,The Prime Minister of IndiaGovt. of India Date: 21 September 2021 Subject- Demands of crores of NREGA workers Dear Sir,The COVID 19 pandemic continues to be a serious public health issue with devastating impact on the lives and livelihoods of… Continue Reading →
The plea also raised concerns on the dearth of gynecologists, pediatricians and radiologists in public health centres in Melghat and other tribal areas in the state. MUMBAI: Tribals have to be brought into the mainstream for health care, Bombay high court said… Continue Reading →
Their businesses hit by the pandemic, the government micro-credit scheme could have helped the poorest of India’s street vendors. But only 11% of them could get a loan ByAdrian D’Cruz|15 Sep, 2021 New Delhi: Naresh Upadhyay, a street vendor from Anand… Continue Reading →
Citizen’s Vigilance and Monitoring Committee 11 September 2021 On the 32nd anniversary of passing of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989,over 100 delegates of the citizen’s vigilance and monitoring committees (CVMCs) from across Tamil Nadu… Continue Reading →