Samvartha Sahil, July 17, 2013 The first Saturday of July, 2010. Mandeep, Shrisha, Manjunath and I were to leave for Manchikere. The documentary Footprints Of The Black Soil on the Siddhi community in Manchikere and Yellapura, made by Shrisha, Shishira, Vijay, Manjunath… Continue Reading →
Press Release Odisha Government in Violation of Supreme Court Judgement Starts Process of Gram Sabha in Serakpadi Village in Niyamgiri Niyamgiri Suraksha Samiti Declares Holding of Gram Sabhas in more than 100 Villages in the Vicinity as per Supreme Court Order … Continue Reading →
Jul 17, 2013, Asian Age , Vandana Shiva Every day we are losing 2,000 farmers. The deliberate annihilation of India’s small farmers is the end of national food security. The new Ordinance does not have one line on securing the… Continue Reading →
| 18th Jul 2013, Agencies School children eating mid-day meal at a government school in Gaya on Wednesday – PTI Neyveli (Tamil Nadu): Close on the heels of 23 children in Bihar dying after consuming contaminated mid-day meals, over 100 girl students fell… Continue Reading →
Modi’s concern for puppies: With his inappropriate analogy, he has opened up the wounds of Gujarat afresh BRINDA KARAT | Jul 16, 2013, TNN In defence of the insulting and repugnant ‘puppy’ analogy he used when asked in an interview about the… Continue Reading →
This is capitalism gone mad By Tim Stanley World China‘s come a long way from its Cultural Revolution days… There’s a brand new, ultra-creepy fad in China: adults drinking human breast milk – fresh from the source. According to the South China… Continue Reading →
July 17, 2013 P. Sainath The Hindu THE LAND LADY: While Ashanna is a symbol of success in agriculture in these parts, Leelabai is the woman behind the achievement. Photo: P. Sainath In a region of poor yields, a gritty woman… Continue Reading →
Author(s): Srestha Banerjee [1] Issue Date: 2013-7-17 Ownership over minerals vest with land owner, says apex court; question of payment of royalty to state referred to a larger bench In a landmark verdict last week, the Supreme Court has held that… Continue Reading →
by Jay Mazoomdaar , First Post Serkepadhi (Muniguda): The palli sabha at Serkapadhi village registered strong opposition to the proposed bauxite mining by Vedanta and claimed religious and cultural rights on the entire Niyamgiri hills after three and a half hours of high… Continue Reading →
Amartya Sen: India‘s dirty fighter Half of Indians have no toilet. It’s one of many gigantic failures that have prompted Nobel prize-winning academic Amartya Sen to write a devastating critique of India’s economic boom Madeleine Bunting, The Guardian The… Continue Reading →
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