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National Interest vs People’s Interest : A space for social movements and citizens initiatives
Latest update : 19 August 2023.
Survivors, refugees and resistants to ’Development’, ’Nation Building’, Tyranical internal (and National) security mania and Conflict in the Indian Subcontinent. Claiming full citizenship rights and saying ’No to No Say’ — An ongoing compilation by The South Asia Citizens Web
For previous content see the archived page of this section
See Also:
- Fencing off the people - Borders, Checkpoints and Frontiers
- Bombay’s Demolitions Drive (2004-2005) : articles reports and declarations - An SACW Blog (no longer maintained)
Articles in this section
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India: Narmada Control Authority should not Clear Closure of Sardar Sarovar Gates in its meeting on May 9, 2017: Citizens Appeal to the President and Minister of Water Resources
8 May 2017 -
India: Press Statement by Visthapan Virodhi Jan Vikas Andolan (VVJVA) [A social movement opposed to displacement]
28 April 2017 -
India: Attack on Children’s Right to Food - RTFC’s Statement on the compulsory Aadhaar in Mid-Day - Meal
4 March 2017 -
India: Restore the Rule of Law in Bastar - An appeal from lawyers, artists, writers, journalists and concerned citizens
1 February 2017 -
India: Agasthyamala ban on women entry - Unconstitutional and a breach of conservation treaties
17 January 2017 -
India: Demonetization Undermines the Right to Food and the Right to Life - text of statement by the Right to Food Campaign
28 December 2016 -
India: 15 December 2016 Forest rights rally held in New Delhi - Photos and Press Release
15 December 2016 -
India: Citizens’ Statement on De-monetisation (November 15, 2016)
15 November 2016 -
India: Statement of the Right to Food Campaign against the repeated police firings in Jharkhand
8 November 2016 -
India: Social Movements Platform Condemns Curbs on NDTV As Well As on Press in Kashmir, Chattissgarh
7 November 2016
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