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How Justice for Tribals is Hope for the Environment

Bharat Dogra 19/03/2019

It is possible to integrate the objectives of protecting...

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Now, Doctor’s Lobby Group Opposes Centre’s ‘Unscientific’ Oxytocin Ban

The Wire Staff 12/03/2019

The Delhi high court had ruled last December that...

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Time to Hold Powerful Forestry Agencies and Conservation Actors to Account

Prakash Kashwan and Manasi Karthik 07/03/2019

The FRA's provisions for collective forest rights provide a...

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Watch | ‘Tribals Have Rights to the Forest and Land, No One Can Remove us from Here’

Santoshi Markam 05/03/2019

Ground report by Santoshi Markam on the tribal demonstration...

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Ashok Khemka Transferred Again – This Time Over ‘Development’ in Aravalli Hills

The Wire Staff 05/03/2019

Khemka had voiced concerns over the state's recent changes...

Devi Lal

This Is How States Illegally Rejected Forest-Dwellers’ Land Claims

Nihar Gokhale 03/03/2019

Such government violations of the law are common not...

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Five Takeaways in the Wake of the Supreme Court’s Contested Eviction Order

Neha Sinha 28/02/2019

The FRA case is interesting – and relevant –...