Google-Adani Break Ground In Vizag
“We invite the whole world’s data to reside in India.” PM Narendra Modi said recently, pitching the country as a global data hub ahead of the India AI Impact Summit...
The Class Struggle in Environmentalism
On June 5th, students from All India Students Association (AISA) held a flash demonstration at Lal Bagh on the occasion of World Environment Day. They highlighted key environmental issues in...
The Nicobar Project: Genocide Disguised as Development
The Andaman & Nicobar (A&N) islands are home to multiple indigenous communities that have lived there for centuries. Some communities have particularly small populations and are isolated from the rest...
On Bengaluru Floods, its Cause and Effect
The recent deaths during the Bengaluru rains once again exposed the brutal reality of urban flooding in India’s ‘Silicon Valley’. In April 2026, heavy rains led to the collapse of...
Climate, Catastrophes, and the Corporates!
Long gone is the time when climate disasters were being predicted for the future! Every ‘brink of climate catastrophe’ sign gets passed, and new warnings, more glaring and desperate, appear....
Defending the Jal-Jangal-Jameen of Sijimali
For over three years now, thousands of adivasi and dalit villagers in Rayagada and Kalahandi districts in Odisha have been protesting the proposed bauxite mining project contract granted to Vedanta...
The Nicobar Project: Ecocide Disguised as Economy
Earlier in February, the National Green Tribunal dismissed a petition filed against the Nicobar Project on grounds of “considering the strategic importance of the project". Further it found that ‘adequate...
Can the Mekedatu Project Solve Bengaluru’s Water Crisis?
Bengaluru is facing an acute water crisis. Groundwater levels are rapidly declining, borewells are being drilled deeper with uncertain results, and residents are increasingly dependent on private tankers. The burden...
Adani’s Green hunt
The world has seen a meteoric rise of the Indian business magnate Gautam Adani since 2014, exemplified by his quantum leap in the Forbes richest list to the 29th position...
The Corporate Plunder of Aravallis Digs India’s Grave
The Aravalli range is one of the oldest mountain ranges of the world, dating back nearly 2,000 million years. It spans over 700 km, stretching across Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana and...