Tag Gul Panag
Join FAKING HAPPINESS CAMPAIGN in wishing Dr Prannoy Roy of NDTV on his birthday, on 15th Oct 2013 , and hope he withdraws VEDANTA form the our girls our child campaign , in the name of TRUTH, as he claims… Continue Reading →
Dear Indians Do you want a daughter ? No of course not, why will you want a girl child , she is such a burden and a son will only carry on the family name etc etc… blah blah. Oh… Continue Reading →
Corporate mining giant Vedanta has been violating the human rights of tribals in Odisha for many years now. The Dongria Kondhs, a primitive tribe, has been forced to relinquish their rights over their homeland, and cultural and livelihood resources to accommodate… Continue Reading →
by Freny Manecksha, CorpWatch Blog May 30th, 2012 Vedanta Resources, a UK based mining and metals company with numerous projects in India, is attempting to claim to be social responsible via a huge advertising campaign. However activists have struck back by effectively… Continue Reading →
The twitter doe snot say it – https://twitter.com/#!/planethappiness, no tweet after 19th March The Facebook page does not say it –https://www.facebook.com/creatinghappiness no post after 30th March The website does not say it- http://www.creatinghappiness.in/index.html But the results of ‘ Creating Happiness’ have… Continue Reading →
Dear friends,“I went to the Niyamgiri Hills in Odisha , after a gap, and people drew my attention to the growing skin disease on children adults, men and women.” says Girdhari Patra. The villagers say that this is happening… Continue Reading →
Before this page is censored, here is snap shot Amazing, there is a limit to which you can lie, or infact hide the truth ?? Is it ??? No, not for Ogilvy and Mather and Vedanta They have clearly… Continue Reading →
In today’s times when much of media is sold out to corporates, the only voices that show the truth of malpractices of various mining giants are a few activists and documentary filmmakers. Vedanta‘s strategy to organize a film competition on… Continue Reading →
One of life’s minor joys is finding someone to admire. Not many heroes are left to us, thanks to the mainstream press ignoring instances of quiet, sustained courage, and our own cynicism. I’m sometimes annoyed at ‘positive’ news that translates… Continue Reading →
Aman Sethi and Priscilla Jebaraj, march 6, The HIndu Hostile online campaign takes some of the shine off Vedanta‘s promotionals. An advertisement flooding airwaves across the country would have you believe that a company called Vedanta is a creating a… Continue Reading →