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भू-अधिग्रहण बिल में जीविका का सवाल?

क्या सरकार आजीविका से वंचित होने वाले गरीबों की परेशानियों का ख्याल किए बगैर एक नया भू-अधग्रहण बिल लाने की तैयारी में है।जन-आंदोलनों और सामाजिक रुप से सक्रिय कई समूहों का आरोप है कि हरियाणा में पैसा दो-जमीन लो का जो मॉडल आजमाया जा रहा है या फिर मायावती सरकार जमीन पर कब्जे के लिए जो तरीके अख्तियार कर रही है वह भी अपनी जगह-जमीन से बगैर मुआवजा या पुनर्वास के उजड़ने वाले लोगों के...

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The Kernel Of Bad Ethics by Suman Sahai

IF DISRUPTIONS over phone tapping and the India Premier League controversy had not taken Parliament sessions hostage, the Rajya Sabha may have passed the controversial Seeds Bill in the week of April 26, when it was slated to come up for discussion. The government was keen to give this Bill the force of law as soon as possible because the seed industry wants it. The Seeds Bill originally proposed in 2004...

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Problems of plenty for West Bengal’s potato farmers by Romita Datta

Potato farmers Madhusudan Mondal and Lakshman Adak, in their mid-50s, live 15km apart in West Bengal’s Hooghly district. Both have produced a bumper crop this year, but that has meant different things for Mondal and Adak. Mondal earned around Rs3.5 lakh selling 150 tonnes of potatoes to PepsiCo India Holdings Pvt. Ltd, having signed a contract with the maker of carbonated beverages and Frito-Lay chips to sell his produce to it...

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India’s Woes Reflected in Bid to Restart Old Plant by Vikas Bajaj

“Wherever there is a lamp, there is darkness below it,” said Bava Bhalekar, a fisherman and local leader in this village roughly a hundred miles south of Mumbai. “The tragedy is that while our village has this project, we ourselves don’t have electricity.” “This project” is the power plant that Enron built. A decade after Enron withdrew from the project, the Indian government and two Indian companies are promising to...

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Rate of deforestation has slowed: U.N. report

Ambitious planting programmes in Asia and the United States have helped slow the global rate of deforestation but farmers are still cutting trees to clear land at an alarmingly high rate, a U.N. survey released on Thursday shows. Forests absorb and store greenhouse gases so deforestation can exacerbate mean the effects of climate change, said Mette Loyche Wilkie, coordinator of the assessment by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization. Eduardo Rojas,...

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