Article by Vaishnavi Rathore
The Supreme Court order of February 13, 2019 on the forced eviction of
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प्रेस विज्ञप्ति: 3 अप्रैल 2019: वन अधिकार के लिए ‘चलो मंडी’ का नारा दिया 11 अप्रैल को देंगे जिला कार्यालय के सामने धरना
आज 3 अप्रैल को हिमाचल वन अधिकार मंच ने मंडी में एक प्रेस
Spectre of eviction looms over forest dwellers
EVEN as the Supreme Court has stayed its order directing state governments to evict occupants from
Film: Ho Gyi Hai Pir Parvat Si (The Mountains Agonized)
Film Ho Gyi Hai Pir Parvat Si (The Mountains Agonized)
‘The Mountains Agonised’: Film on hydroprojects on the Satluj screened at Film Festival in Palampur
9 Dec 2018
The premiere screening of “The mountains agonized” (Ho gayi hai pir parbat si
New Awakenings in the Trans-Himalaya
As threats to common properties magnify, as people’s traditional access to living systems is
Submission for EAC meeting on 28th August, 2018 regarding Luhri Stage I
25th August, 2018
To
The Chairperson
Expert Appraisal Committee on River Valley
Video: Make in India: Plastic Rivers
As the country celebrates the 72nd Independence Day, and the Prime Minister promises of a growing economy
Expensive technologies cannot solve India’s waste problem
The core question India needs to address: how to reduce the generation of waste in an economy, which thrives on spiraling consumption and production
India generates over 150,000 tonnes of municipal solid waste (MSW) per day. According to the World
The Farce of ‘Integrated Waste Management’ in Himachal Pradesh
What is an open dumping yard in reality is – on paper – an ‘integrated solid waste management facility’ for which a local authority has received clearance from the environment ministry.
Globally, environmental racism has been about the trash of over-consuming rich countries finding its