India’s Renewed Biofuels Push to Disrupt Agriculture, Worsen Inequality
Can a country ranked 101 out of 116 on the World Hunger Index talk about a surplus it can use to make biofuels?
Oil Palm Mission Threatens Rich Biodiversity of A&N Island, Northeast
The goals and targets are based on questionable assumptions made without reference to past experiences of oil palm cultivation.
Designed to Kill? Why Go-Ahead for 7 Hydel Projects in Uttarakhand Is Malafide
Will the three ministries – environment, power, jal shakti – who approved these contentious projects, be held accountable for any future ecological disaster?
Assault on Scientific Temper
Article commemorating the murder of Dr. Dabholkar, the well known campaigner against superstition and for scientific temper, on August 20, 2013.
UK: Conservatives under Johnson Move to Nationalise Rail
The Indian government’s plans to unbundle the railways and privatise its key parts mimic the UK privatisation model. Now the UK government has admitted to its failure. India should seriously reconsider whether it should go ahead with its privatisation plans.
Rafale Deal Gets Murkier with Yet Another Exposé
The silence of both French and Indian governments, and regulatory agencies, on the three-part series by French investigative portal, Mediapart, is telling indeed.