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Decentralised governance and responses to survive COVID-19 securing civil and political rights by Leo Saldanha

About the speaker:Leo F. Saldanha is full-time Coordinator and also Trustee of ESG. He has gained wide-ranging experien...

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Capitalism in times of Corona by Gautam Mody

About the speaker:Gautam Mody is the General Secretary of the New Trade Union Initiative (NTUI) of India. He was with K...

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DMIC will have to extract 66% of water need from polluted rivers, ‘depleted’ aquifers

Since the inception of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), concerns have been raised by the local communities ...

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DEPOSITORS PAYING THE PRICE OF CORPORATE BAD LOANS

The primary objective of nationalization of banks was to reach out to each and every last person of our society. Th...

Bank Charges Indian Economy National Financial Institutions

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Finance Matters, March 27, 2020

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In Telangana, free power policy for farmers will exact a steep environmental cost

Unless the state changes course quickly, its policies will hurt the medium, small and marginal farmer, who make up 85% ...

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Random Reflections- Everyone loves Corona except the Bankers and Migrant Workers

The Economy was already in shambles and Corona has brought great relief. Everyone can blame Corona and everyone can get...

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Solidarity Series: Conversations During Lockdown & Beyond

This series of webinars are aimed for activists who want to develop conceptual clarity and in-depth understanding on som...

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When comprehensive means cosmetic

India’s pollution metrics fail to capture the complex reality of environmental degradation. The city is fine, ...

Blog Energy Smitu Kothari Fellowship Smitu Kothari Fellowship For Young Writers 2019

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The Dark Side of Thermal Power Plants Case Studies of Thermal Power Projects and Violations of Law

Of India’s installed power generation capacity of 331,118 megawatts (MW), 58%, or around 193,426MW, is fuelled by coal....

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April 5, 2020

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Decentralised governance and responses to survive COVID-19 securing civil and political rights by Leo Saldanha

About the speaker:Leo F. Saldanha is full-time Coordinator and also Trustee of ESG. He has gained wide-ranging experience in the areas of Environmental Law and Policy, Decentralisation, Urban Planning and a variety of Human Rights and Development related issues, working across many sectors for over...

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April 5, 2020

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Capitalism in times of Corona by Gautam Mody

About the speaker:Gautam Mody is the General Secretary of the New Trade Union Initiative (NTUI) of India. He was with Kamani Employees union in Mumbai. NTUI was formed when several independent trade unions in the organised and unorganised sector came together under the banner of the New Trade Union...

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July 14, 2021

Gaurav Dwivedi

DMIC will have to extract 66% of water need from polluted rivers, ‘depleted’ aquifers

Since the inception of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), concerns have been raised by the local communities in different states about the large projects being implemented under it and their serious impacts on the ecology, land acquisition, local economy and livelihoods.DMIC faces scrutin...

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June 26, 2020

Shivani Dwivedi

DEPOSITORS PAYING THE PRICE OF CORPORATE BAD LOANS

The primary objective of nationalization of banks was to reach out to each and every last person of our society. The purpose was to provide credit facilities to poor and marginalized sections and free them from the clutches of moneylenders. Banks were to provide credit to small and medium busin...

Bank Charges Indian Economy National Financial Institutions

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April 1, 2020

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Finance Matters, March 27, 2020

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April 1, 2020

Rajesh Serupally

In Telangana, free power policy for farmers will exact a steep environmental cost

Unless the state changes course quickly, its policies will hurt the medium, small and marginal farmer, who make up 85% of its agricultural sector. The people’s movements in Telangana that for six decades drove the demand that their region should be separated from the state of Andhra Pradesh were...

Blog Smitu Kothari Fellowship Smitu Kothari Fellowship For Young Writers 2019

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April 1, 2020

Thomas Franco

Random Reflections- Everyone loves Corona except the Bankers and Migrant Workers

The Economy was already in shambles and Corona has brought great relief. Everyone can blame Corona and everyone can get relief. From what is happening around the world and the few measures announced by the government and RBI its clear that all the past will have to be forgotten and we have to start...

Blog Indian Economy Random Reflections

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April 5, 2024

CFA Admin

Solidarity Series: Conversations During Lockdown & Beyond

This series of webinars are aimed for activists who want to develop conceptual clarity and in-depth understanding on some of the issues we all work on and grapple with. ...

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March 27, 2020

ARITRA BHATTACHARYA

When comprehensive means cosmetic

India’s pollution metrics fail to capture the complex reality of environmental degradation. The city is fine, really. Right outside the railway station, beneath the board that says Asansol Junction, an LED panel displays the day’s air quality. Mostly, it reads ‘moderately polluted’ or ‘poo...

Blog Energy Smitu Kothari Fellowship Smitu Kothari Fellowship For Young Writers 2019

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March 27, 2020

Priya Kamra

The Dark Side of Thermal Power Plants Case Studies of Thermal Power Projects and Violations of Law

Of India’s installed power generation capacity of 331,118 megawatts (MW), 58%, or around 193,426MW, is fuelled by coal. Gas-based and hydropower projects account for 25,150MW and 44,765MW, respectively. Coal, one of the key polluters dominates India’s energy mix. Indian economy is greatly depen...

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Decentralised governance and responses to survive COVID-19 securing civil and political rights by Leo Saldanha

Capitalism in times of Corona by Gautam Mody

DMIC will have to extract 66% of water need from polluted rivers, ‘depleted’ aquifers

DEPOSITORS PAYING THE PRICE OF CORPORATE BAD LOANS

Finance Matters, March 27, 2020

In Telangana, free power policy for farmers will exact a steep environmental cost

Random Reflections- Everyone loves Corona except the Bankers and Migrant Workers

Solidarity Series: Conversations During Lockdown & Beyond

When comprehensive means cosmetic

The Dark Side of Thermal Power Plants Case Studies of Thermal Power Projects and Violations of Law

Decentralised governance and responses to survive COVID-19 securing civil and political rights by Leo Saldanha

Capitalism in times of Corona by Gautam Mody

DMIC will have to extract 66% of water need from polluted rivers, ‘depleted’ aquifers

DEPOSITORS PAYING THE PRICE OF CORPORATE BAD LOANS

Finance Matters, March 27, 2020

In Telangana, free power policy for farmers will exact a steep environmental cost

Random Reflections- Everyone loves Corona except the Bankers and Migrant Workers

Solidarity Series: Conversations During Lockdown & Beyond

When comprehensive means cosmetic

The Dark Side of Thermal Power Plants Case Studies of Thermal Power Projects and Violations of Law

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Decentralised governance and responses to survive COVID-19 securing civil and political rights by Leo Saldanha

Capitalism in times of Corona by Gautam Mody

DMIC will have to extract 66% of water need from polluted rivers, ‘depleted’ aquifers

DEPOSITORS PAYING THE PRICE OF CORPORATE BAD LOANS

Finance Matters, March 27, 2020

In Telangana, free power policy for farmers will exact a steep environmental cost

Random Reflections- Everyone loves Corona except the Bankers and Migrant Workers

Solidarity Series: Conversations During Lockdown & Beyond

When comprehensive means cosmetic

The Dark Side of Thermal Power Plants Case Studies of Thermal Power Projects and Violations of Law

Decentralised governance and responses to survive COVID-19 securing civil and political rights by Leo Saldanha

Capitalism in times of Corona by Gautam Mody

DMIC will have to extract 66% of water need from polluted rivers, ‘depleted’ aquifers

DEPOSITORS PAYING THE PRICE OF CORPORATE BAD LOANS

Finance Matters, March 27, 2020

In Telangana, free power policy for farmers will exact a steep environmental cost

Random Reflections- Everyone loves Corona except the Bankers and Migrant Workers

Solidarity Series: Conversations During Lockdown & Beyond

When comprehensive means cosmetic

The Dark Side of Thermal Power Plants Case Studies of Thermal Power Projects and Violations of Law