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नवंबर, 2025 की पोस्ट दिखाई जा रही हैं

October, 2025: Approved permanent transfer of 271.92 acres of non-forest land in Noamundi to Hindalco Industries Ltd. for compensatory afforestation in lieu of diverted forest land for Chakla coal block.

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October 2025 Newsletter Justice in Mining Network South Asia Message Dear friends,  Johar! As we mark a decade since the historic adoption of the Paris Agreement, the upcoming CoP30 in Brazil stands as a crucial moment for global climate politics. India’s Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Shri Bhupender Yadav, in his address at the Pre-CoP30 Ministerial Roundtable in Brasilia, underscored that “Multilateralism remains the cornerstone of global climate action.” His statement captures both the aspirations and the contradictions shaping climate policy today — the need to balance global commitments with local realities and justice. The global climate discourse increasingly revolves around “transition minerals” and “clean fuels,” positioned as essential tools for achieving low-carbon development. However, these transitions are often embedded in extractive practices that externalize costs onto communities and ecosystems in the Global South. Policies of carbon off...

September: 2025 : Jharkhand HC refuses to lift stay on sand ghat allotments, slams state govt for delaying PESA rules

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  September, 2025 Newsletter Justice in Mining Network  South Asia  MESSAGE Dear friends,  Johar! As we stepped into September, we were once again reminded that history is not something confined to textbooks — it lives and breathes in the people’s struggles, anniversaries, protests, and continuing demands for justice and dignity. This month’s newsletter captures a mosaic of resistance — from Jharkhand to Ladakh — highlighting both the resilience of people’s movements and the continued neglect or violation of their rights by those in power. We begin with a solemn remembrance of a grim chapter in India’s democratic journey — the Gua massacre of September 8, 1980. During the Jharkhand statehood movement, Bihar Military Police opened fire on thousands of Adivasi protesters, resulting in the loss of many innocent lives — some even within the premises of a hospital. This was not just an act of state brutality, but a shocking violation of humanitarian laws, marking the firs...