Junputh
As the constitutional head of state—and the first Adivasi President of India—you hold a unique position of moral and political responsibility. In this moment of escalating violence and the resultant loss of hundreds of lives your voice and urgent intervention are critically needed to impress upon the Government to resort to dialogue as a means of conflict resolution.
Read More
It is well known that US Vice President J.D. Vance’s visit to India is to negotiate a bilateral trade deal, reduce tariff and non-tariff barriers for American products including agricultural products.
Read More
The districts of Murshidabad and Malda in Bengal have been tense for the past two weeks. Internet services are suspended. Religious polarization is increasing on TV and social media. Rumors …
Read More
We at the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) are deeply shocked and saddened at the demise of Anil Chaudhury, one of the oldest and most active members of …
Read More
Greenpeace India along with the Public Transport Forum today launched a Citizen’s Draft Policy for Affordable Public Transport in India. This draft policy, developed through extensive consultations with experts and …
Read More
A joint statement signed by 180 civil society leaders and concerned citizens from 23 states has raised critical concerns over the recently proposed Disaster Management Amendment Bill. The bill not …
Read More
The PUCL hope that these prejudiced and invidious observations are suo motu expunged from the reported judgment
Read More
Ensure that there is negotiation which brings an end to the 28 days of the fast unto death of 73-year-old Farmers leader, Jagjit Singh Dallewal and end the impasse of the last 10 months on Shambhu and Khanauri border.
Read More
Carrying an effigy of “corporate crime” the marchers, denounced regional, national and international leaders and international relief organizations for their continued involvement in denial of justice and a life of dignity for the survivors.
Read More
In district Bargarh, Western Odisha, more than 15,000 farmers protested against the smart meters and voluntarily removed the smart meters installed at their homes and farms and piled them up in the office of Tata Power in Padmapur and other blocks. Smart Meter boycott has become a widespread movement in Bargarh and surrounding districts of Western Odisha.
Read More