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Shiva: India needs her small farmers For food security, livelihood security, peace and democracy
Commentary, April, 06 2007
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India is a land of small farmers, with 650 million of her 1 billion people living on the land and 80 per cent farmers owning less than 2 ha of land. In other words, the land provides livelihood security for 65 per cent of the people, and the smal...
Shiva: From Corporate Land Grab to Land Sovereignty (Bhu Swaraj)
Commentary, February, 02 2007
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"There is a sacred tie between the tiller and the land. Any attempt to snap the relationship is bound to face opposition".
Shiva: Coke Pepsi and the Politics of Food Safety
Commentary, September, 06 2006
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In a democracy, a ban on harmful products and activities is an expression of citizens' freedoms and rights. Bans protect citizens from hazards to health and the environment. That is why smoking has been banned in public places. That is why ozone-d...
Shiva: India Drowning in Pesticides
Znet Article, August, 13 2006
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The issue of toxics and poisons in our food system has once again moved to the contre of national concern. CSE's study on pesticides in Coke and Pepsi shows that three years after the Joint Parliamentary Committee, no action has been taken by the ...
Shiva: Corporate Rule = Facism
Commentary, August, 10 2006
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Terror in Dadri - "Urja" Nagar (Power City) become "Ujar Nagar" (City of Devastation)
Shiva: W.T.O. IS DEAD, LONG LIVE REE TRADE
Znet Article, July, 30 2006
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The Doha round negotiations collapsed once again at the Mini Ministerial in Geneva on 23rd July 2006. Martin Khor of Third World Network reports from Geneva that when asked of the Doha Round is dead or in intensive care, Mr. Kamal Nath, India's Co...
Shiva: End of Cheap Oil, The Global Energy Crisis and Climate Change
Commentary, June, 26 2006
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The increase in oil prices has led to protests, which have moved to the center stage of Indian politics, displacing the protests against reservations in medical and engineering colleges.
Shiva: The Great Grain Robbery by Agribusiness MNC's
Znet Article, June, 21 2006
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Wheat is called "Kanak" or gold in India, both because fields of wheat look like fields of gold as the "Rabi" (Winter) crop ripens in North Indian farms, and also because wheat is the farmers gold in the land of the 'roti' and 'chapatti'. As the ...
Shiva: The US Ð India Nuclear Agreement
Commentary, April, 21 2006
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India, a civilisation built on renewable energy and biodiversity economies is currently at a cross roads - will she continue on its renewable energy path based on biodiversity, and energy equity, or will she follow the non-sustainable energy path ...
Shiva: The US – India Nuclear Agreement
Commentary, April, 21 2006
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India, a civilisation built on renewable energy and biodiversity economies is currently at a cross roads - will she continue on its renewable energy path based on biodiversity, and energy equity, or will she follow the non-sustainable energy path ...
Shiva: Wheat Imports: Will India Reverse To A Ship To Mouth Existence?
Commentary, February, 18 2006
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On February 2, 2006, a mere two months before the rabi harvest of wheat, the government announced duty-free import of five lakh tonnes of wheat. The justification is the bringing down of retail prices, which have been rising over the last few mont...
Shiva: Beyond the WTO Ministerial in Hong Kong
Commentary, December, 26 2005
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Hong Kong will go down in history with Seattle and Cancun, both in terms of people's resistance in the streets and the resistance of developing countries within. Total failure of the WTO Doha round was averted by the fig leaf of withdrawal of expo...
Shiva: From Doha to Hong Kong, via Cancun
Znet Article, December, 12 2005
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The WTO Ministerial at Hong Kong has already failed. For the corporate world it has failed because smaller, poorer developing countries are starting to have a say in outcomes of WTO negotiations. With the backing of peoples power on the streets th...
Shiva: Trade Liberalisation Is Not Development
Commentary, December, 10 2005
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It is an irony of our times that WTO and fair trade are now being presented as "development". The enlargement of free markets for global corporations in agriculture, services, and industrial products through the Doha Round is being referred to as ...
Shiva: Earth Democracy: Justice, Sustainability and Peace
Book, November, 26 2005
With 'Earth Democracy', Shiva uncovers their link to the rising tide of fundamentalisms, violence against women, and planetary death.
Shiva: India's Water Future
Commentary, November, 03 2005
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The World Bank has recently (25.06.05) released a draft report on ÒIndiaÕs Water Economy: Bracing for a Turbulent FutureÓ
Shiva: Terrorism, Agriculture and U.S India Cooperation
Commentary, August, 10 2005
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Terrorism and Agriculture are among the issues raised in the Joint India - U.S statement issued on 18th July 2005 during Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh's meeting with President Bush. As the statement declares, the two leaders resolved -
Shiva: Water Privatisation And Water Wars
Commentary, July, 14 2005
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1. Will Muradnagar be the next Tonk?
Shiva: The Polarised World Of Globalisation
Commentary, May, 28 2005
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(A response to Friedman's Flat earth hypothesis)
Shiva: How To End Poverty: Making Poverty History And The History Of Poverty
Commentary, May, 15 2005
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The cover story of the Time Magazine of March 14, 2005 was dedicated to the theme, "How to End Poverty". It was based on an essay by Jeffrey Sacks "The End of Poverty", from his book with the same title. The photos accompanying the essay are homel...


