SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 36 | We talk to Swami Shivanand Saraswati, who is sitting on fast after Brahmchari Atmabodhanand was taken away by police from Matri Sadan, Haridwar on the 20th day of this fast.

SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 36 | We talk to Swami Shivanand Saraswati, who is sitting on fast after Brahmchari Atmabodhanand was taken away by police from Matri Sadan, Haridwar on the 20th day of this fast.
The head of Matri Sadan, Haridwar Swami Shivanand Saraswati is currently on fast against illegal mining and big dams on Ganga in the Himalayas.
A roundtable brain-storming session was help on 2 March 2021 at the Boat Club, Hyderabad on ‘Survival of Hussain Sagar, Hyderabad’ in light of the orders from NGT, Chennai.
SATYAGRAHA FARMERS’ MOVEMENT SERIES | We try to analyze the Farmers’ struggles from an environmental point of view. Will the farmers’ demand have any impact on the environment?
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 27 | Many have uncritically considered GDP growth as a measure of progress. Under the neo-liberal regime, governments have single-mindedly pursued GDP growth, paying scarce attention to inequity.
Paul Sein Twa has led an inspiring struggle to preserve both the environment and the Karen indigenous peoples in Myanmar.
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 24 | Perhaps endeavors towards environmental conservation are the best shot we have to establish peace between our two estranged states.
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 21 | In today’s session we will try to understand the social, political and health abuse people performing the work of manual scavenging face on daily basis.
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 19 | The recent floods in Hyderabad led to the loss of 81 lives and Rs 9000 crores of infrastructural damage. The more one delves into the details, the more one finds that there’s is more to it than meets the eyes. Is it natural, is it due to climate change or is it a consequence of selfish interests of few miscreants?
SATYAGRAHA EPISODE 15 | If we wish to limit rising temperature to 1.5C by 2050, we immediately need an economic model that promotes the principles of conservation instead of exploitation. If we wish our future generation to relish the fruits of life on the “blue dot” like we all did, we should not only cut back on consumption (minimalism) but also conserve what resources we have. Keeping all this in mind, we are organizing today’s dialogue.