Testimonies from Nandigram

Arunachal's 'economic development' does not bode well for women

Anti-POSCO protests gather steam

POSCO: Villagers demand 5% of share in company's profits

A rose or a ladder?

‘Repressive governments use financial crises, global pandemics to change societal norms’

Sam Szoke-Burke, senior legal researcher, Columbia University, talks to DTE amid reports of governments trying to take control of land in name of …

Increasing population, demand for food in Africa need urgent attention: Experts

Policies, mega plans by governments needed as 2023 priorities for action for food systems

Protests against unfair land allotment in Rajasthan

Update

Jharkhand tribals up against mining companies

Orissa government's surreptious move to acquire more land in Niyamgiri

Environment protection act reduced to a travesty of their mandate

Remembering Kalinganagar - Will cheap and dirty industrialization work?

Africa: How climate change turned two of the world’s oldest tribes into enemies

Shrinking of the world's largest desert lake has triggered a survival battle among nomadic tribes in the Kenyan-Ethiopian border

Interlinked

What's common to Judum, Essar, Tatas?

Goodbye democracy

What Essar can do, the Tatas can too

Public hearing for Posco project in Orissa inconclusive

UP farmers continue protest over land acquisition by Reliance

Red alert in Chhattisgarh

Land acquisition is at the centre of intense political and social disputes in the tribal hinterland of Chhattisgarh. On the one hand, Naxal …

SUBSIDISED KILLING

They may survive the drought. But they cannot survive government policies. When people have to abandon their livestock, they are reduced to misery,…

Why is the Left giving up Singur's arable land for Tata's cars?

Villagers see reason in protesting against POSCO

EIA for Jindal coal mine in Chhattisgarh ignores threats

$4.5 billion question

Where does Afghanistan go from here? Does it have the capacity to utilise the funds? There are too many players, too many interests and too much …

The Die Hards

Despite marathon wars, Afghan resilience is intact. So is their affiliation to localised independence