Implementation of the

In response to Daniel Taghioff and Ajit Menon

Sankar Ray

A strict vigil should be kept on the fact-finding committee on Posco A pro-BJP political commentator vented his anger against environment and forests minister Jairam Ramesh for a feat that drew the "gushing praise of international jholawalas"
THE report of the four-member committee headed by N C Saxena set up for investigation into the Orissa Mining Company

When the Union ministry of environment and forests said

An  updated status of state-wise implementation of the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 for the period ending 31st August, 2010. As per the information collected , more than 28.73 claims have been filed and more than 10.13 lakh titles have been distributed.

Joe C Mathew / New Delhi September 01, 2010, 1:20 IST

A 15-year agreement between India and Britain that assures equitable treatment to cross-border investors from both countries may technically permit Vedanta to seek legal action against the central government if its investments in Orissa suffer for no fault of the British company.

Vedanta, which has invested about Rs 45,000 crore in variou

Nistula Hebbar

New Delhi: Vedanta could have another shot at the bauxite mining project in Orissa

Community participation emerged as the defining principle of forest policies all over the world in the closing decades of the last century. In India, this came about after the Indian forest policies went through different stages from largely commercial-centric to a community-oriented approach.

This document is the final version of the

This study analyses primary level household and village data collected from forested areas in three states in India for mapping the potential of The Forest Rights Act (FRA), 2006 in addressing poverty alleviation and income generation needs of tribal and forest dwelling communities.

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