Vinuta Gopal

A day after after government cancelled its registration under Foreign Contribution Regulations Act (FCRA), Greenpeace today launched a new campaign to reclaim freedom of speech by recreating Bollywood movie posters highlighting real life stories and asserted that its fight for environment will go on "undeterred".

A top executive of Greenpeace India has resigned following an internal review by the NGO of its handling of two prior sexual harassment cases.

The Narendra Modi government's maiden Budget shows no real commitment towards the environment and is not transformational because it does not allocate enough funds towards promoting renewable energy or public transport and appears to favour corporates over people, according to environmentalists.

A day after after government cancelled its registration under Foreign Contribution Regulations Act (FCRA), Greenpeace today launched a new campaign to reclaim freedom of speech by recreating Bollywood movie posters highlighting real life stories and asserted that its fight for environment will go on "undeterred".

A top executive of Greenpeace India has resigned following an internal review by the NGO of its handling of two prior sexual harassment cases.

The Narendra Modi government's maiden Budget shows no real commitment towards the environment and is not transformational because it does not allocate enough funds towards promoting renewable energy or public transport and appears to favour corporates over people, according to environmentalists.