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The ground beneath their feet

Saturday 3 November '07

Unfortunately, even now in India, landlessness minus skills translates into poverty.
Tribal Act further delayed as panel set up to look into its impact on wildlife

Friday 2 November '07

The discussion at the National Board of Wildlife meeting today, chaired by the Prime Minister...
Voices of Janadesh

Tuesday 30 October '07

There are very few occasions when the Government wakes up to take note of sit-ins and marches. Maybe, it resulted in some impact as every single person in the Janadesh march, traversing 380 km from Gwalior to Delhi, had a story to tell.Sonu Jain tracks the tale of some of the people who marched in the rally.
Land march from Gwalior to Delhi via NGOs, Socialists in Belgium and France

Sunday 28 October '07

On sunday, when 25,000 people enter Delhi demanding land rights for the displaced and the landless, among them are 250 foreigners...
M&M to hit green lane, ropes in global expert

Friday 26 October '07

Apart from the odd bio-diesel car at an auto expo, the Indian automobile industry has nothing to write home...
25,000 farmers on a non-violent march

Wednesday 17 October '07

Senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid was in Mathura to inaugurate a slimming centre...
Peace Nobel warms up to climate change: Gore shares it with

Saturday 13 October '07

Within hours of the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize, former US vice-president Al Gore telephoned R K Pachauri...
After defeating leprosy, he now fights stigma

Wednesday 10 October '07

As a child, Yohei Sasakawa accompanied his father to leprosy camps all over the world...
Final rain data brings new Met model under cloud

Sunday 7 October '07

With the overall monsoon turning out to be in excess of the average, economists may breathe easy but the Met department is doing a re-think.
MPs set politics aside to learn a Gujarat lesson on tackling malnutrition

Saturday 6 October '07

They may not see eye to eye with the politics of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. But a group of parliamentarians...
Cancel pattas given to tribals: SC to Modi

Saturday 6 October '07

When gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi decided to throw the gauntlet at the Central Government...
GM food for thought

Friday 28 September '07

At least for the next few months, consumers in India will not know whether they are eating imported processed food that contains genetically modified organisms.
Tribals vs wildlife: Govt to mark ‘inviolate areas’ in tiger reserves

Thursday 27 September '07

There is a reason why the implementation of the controversial Tribal Act has been held up. Before the government comes up with final rules to enforce the law...
Doors opened for processed GM foods to enter market

Wednesday 26 September '07

Order regulation will now be restricted only to GM products which can be grown, replicated
Centre withdraws forest plea

Saturday 22 September '07

In a volte face, the Government has withdrawn an application filed by the Ministry of Environment and Forests challenging the court’s...
Indian tsunami system got it right on quake

Friday 14 September '07

Seconds after the 7.9 Indonesian earthquake was detected by seismographs on Wednesday, Shailesh Nayak, who heads India’s new tsunami warning system in Hyderabad, rushed to the nerve centre...
What is the Blue Lady controversy?

Wednesday 12 September '07

The Blue Lady was built by France in the 1960s and considered second only to Titanic.
Supreme Court refuses to grant bauxite mining rights to Vedanta

Friday 7 September '07

The project is one of the largest in India and is located in one of the poorest but greenest districts of the country.
So what have you done about climate change today?

Saturday 1 September '07

Many old themes and a few good ideas at the climate change talks in Vienna. Sonu Jain listens in
And who will foot this bill?

Friday 31 August '07

Nearly 1000 experts and climate negotiators have gathered in Vienna to discuss Kyoto’s son, the new treaty post-2012.
$2.5 trillion needed to cut pollution

Thursday 30 August '07

India has done some number crunching to show what it would cost to cut down on its carbon emissions. India will need $2.5 trillion by 2036 to reduce carbon emissions by 9.7 per cent.
India takes rich nations to task on emission norms

Tuesday 28 August '07

India, in a show of unusual aggressiveness, on Monday told a gathering of 1,000 policymakers gathered in Vienna that rich countries...
Salman gets 5 yrs for chinkara as blackbuck shadow stalks him too

Saturday 25 August '07

The District & Sessions Court, Jodhpur, today upheld a lower court’s order sentencing actor Salman Khan to five years rigorous imprisonment in the chinkara poaching case.
Our best crop forward

Wednesday 22 August '07

Last week was an important milestone in the adoption of genetically modified crops in India. So far,India’s experience with GM crops is limited to Bt cotton.
Research institute fails to get nod for Bt cotton mass trial

Tuesday 21 August '07

India is unlikely to get access to cheap, homegrown Bt cotton varieties before 2009.
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