Why every Indian city must protest for the right to breathe

We're breathing poison, we need to protest

The fact that air pollution has reached this point despite repeated alarms by activists points to the lack of political will.

Greenpeace shutdown: Why Modi government does not care for dissent

It is clear that this attack on dissent will continue, despite the setback in the Bihar elections.

Why I regret leaving Greenpeace and why I am angry again

I failed to recognise that it was a potential learning experience from which I could even have become a better human being.

Save the NGOs, Modi. An open letter to PM

The civil society makes an appeal to the government in a show of solidarity with 'India’s most marginalised communities'.

Open letter to Arnab Goswami of Times Now

It is inappropriate and irresponsible for channels to label anyone as "nationalist" or "anti-national" or "terrorist" or the like.

Greenpeace's Priya Pillai on why she rejects government's gag order

The government's so-called case against me is dangerous and dishonest.

By attacking activists and NGOs, India is becoming more like China

One hopes the Supreme Court will not be swayed by anti-activist opinions when it takes up the hearing of Teesta Setalvad and Javed Anand.

Five reasons why Modi government is afraid of Greenpeace

Their propaganda against the BJP government on contentious environmental issues would hurt India's image and put a dent to Modi's painstaking efforts.

How Greenpeace unites Manmohan and Modi

Greenpeace has been on the radar of the government, particularly since it began high visibility campaigns against nuclear power, genetically modified crops and coal mining projects.