9th Feb 2021 | Public Statement | Uttarakhand Tragedy: ‘Natural disaster’ or ‘Willful Negligence’?

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We express our grief and utmost anguish for the lives lost in the tragic event that occurred in Chamoli Uttarakhand. We hear that hundreds are missing and several feared dead. We are also aware that there is no clear statement from the government or any other State agency about the exact event that triggered the massive flood. However, considering the location and context of the event conjectures are that this could have been an avalanche or landslide and/or a glacial lake burst of some sort. The high altitudes of the Himalayas have been known, for time immemorial for the harsh conditions of the climate and floods. But in recent decades, these ecologically and geologically fragile and sensitive terrains have become even more vulnerable due to rapidly changing climatic patterns.

Let us acknowledge that these climatic changes, be it erratic rainfall or deglaciation due to increased READ MORE

सैंविधानिक अधिकारों की रक्षा के लिए बुलाए गए राष्ट्रव्यापी अभियान में शामिल हुए हिमाचल के 30 से अधिक संगठन

प्रेस विज्ञप्ति: 29 जून 2020 | जनजातीय क्षेत्र स्पिति के महिला मंडलों के संघर्ष के समर्थन में खुला पत्र पुलिस द्वारा 190 महिलाओं पर कानून कार्यवाही तथा राजनैतिक और प्रशासनिक रवैये का खंडन!

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प्रेस नोट : 11 April 2019 | मंडी संसदीय निर्वाचन क्षेत्र का मुद्दा वन अधिकार कानून!

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Protect Our Rivers, Protect Life, A Citizens’ Appeal

March 21, 2018

To,

Smt Manisha Nanda
Addl. Chief Secy. cum Principal Secy. to the Chief Minister
(Environment Science & Technology, Information & Public Relation, Tourism & Civil Aviation)

Government of Himachal Pradesh

Dear Mam,

We are writing to you on the Day of Action for Rivers across the world on behalf of the concerned citizens of the State. We are drawing your attention to the massive crisis being faced by the precious Himalayan Rivers of our state in the wake of unprecedented pollution. More than ever before the rivers are under threat due to the five major developmental activities

  1. Hydropower Projects
  2. Urbanisation and Tourism
  3. Industrialisation
  4. Sand

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