Adivasi anti mining activist Kailash Meena must be released

Himanshu Kumar says all of us should fight for release of adivasi anti mining activist Kailash Meena who has been put behind bars by vested interests in false cases. Kailash Meena has been fighting against illegal mining in his village in Rajasthan for long in Gandhian ways with support from local people. Local people are suffering due to mining which has taken the water level down and many have died of silicosis including Mr Meena’s brother. For more Himanshu Ji can be reached at 09013809223

Posted on: Dec 25, 2011. Tags: HIMANSHU KUMAR MINING

Mining took place 2 years ago, permission comes now!

Savita Rath says that Raigarh district in Chhattisgarh has become a synonym of Bellary. She is telling us about some land which were taken by Jindal industries. Jindal has excavated coal on that land 2 years back but they have got permission to do so this month. And when farmers were demanding job according to Govt policy police have filed a case against them and court have asked them to give Rs 5000 as punishment. For more Savita ji can be reached at 07898448242

Posted on: Dec 07, 2011. Tags: MINING SAVITA RAIGARH

Companies should return the land to as it was after mining...

Manoj Kumar from Kota in Rajasthan says there are lots of stone quarries in my area and there are many groups which raise the issue of mining. But there is no one to raise the issue of post mining. Once the mining is over they leave the area as it is and the area remains unuseful for agriculture. The mine companies should fill the area and do plantation to make it appropriate for agriculture once mining is over. For more Manoj Ji can be reached at 08890127086

Posted on: Nov 02, 2011. Tags: LAND MANOJ KUMAR MINING

Mining is destroying trees important for tribal economy...

Mangal Kunjam is telling us from Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh that due to ongoing mining the trees like Imli, Mahua are getting finished in the area. He says forest department only cares for trees like Teak and Eucalyptus. He says adivasis have not got jobs in the mining and depend on these trees for their income. The continuous mining is also destroying their water sources. For more Mangal can be reached at 09407708515

Posted on: Oct 29, 2011. Tags: MANGAL KUNJAM MINING

« View Newer Reports

View Older Reports »