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NBA Delegation Meets Maharashtra Home Minister:High Level Meeting to be Held on Thursday |
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Tuesday, 20 July 2004 |
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A delegation comprising of Medha Patkar, senior political leader N. D. Patil, film personality Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Pratibha Shinde, village representatives like Noorji Padavi, Pinjaribai Pawara, Rania Dia & others, and representatives from Somawal and Amlibari rehabilitation sites met the Home Minister R. R. Patil and Rehabilitation Secretary K. S. Vatsa yesterday (July 12). The Minister expressed disgust on not implementing the cabinet decisions till now. The Minister ordered to resolve the dispute on the records of declared and undeclared oustees within the next one and a half months. The Divisional Commissioner would settle the dispute. NBA is permitted to check the records at the Tahsil level. The Minister asked explanation to the R&R Secretary for not buying the private land for rehabilitation. |
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OPEN LETTER TO MS. RANJANA KUMAR - CHAIRPERSON NATIONAL BANK FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT ( |
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Friday, 16 July 2004 |
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July 14th, 2004 Dear Ms. Kumar, Thank you for making the time to meet with us on July 9th, along with representatives of the Narmada Bachao Andolan, two of whom are project affected people from the submergence zone of the Upper Beda Dam. As concerned citizens we valued your reassurance that NABARD is fully committed to ensuring that the legal rights of rehabilitation for all displaced persons are protected in any projects funded by you. |
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Focus on India: Issue: JULY 2004. Vol.I. No. 4. |
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Friday, 02 July 2004 |
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Content summary: The people’s verdict against the BJP led government was a rejection of market-fundamentalist economic reforms. It was also a decisive vote against the divisive Hindutva ideology. In the past month civil society groups in India worked towards ensuring that the new government honoured its mandate. In Delhi several groups got together to plan for a national anti- war assembly later this year. The statement (2a) from the meeting, which urged India to resume its position as a key mobiliser of the campaign for global disarmament and peace, was submitted to the Indian External Affairs Minister. The Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP), India welcomed (2c) the initiation of bilateral talks with Pakistan and issued specific guidelines to the Indian government on nuclear risk reduction measures. |
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Wednesday, 16 June 2004 |
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By PRAFUL BIDWAI
The Indian people have sent the National Democratic Alliance packing and ended
a dark phase in India's evolution, when communalism, chauvinism and anti-poor
elitism ruled. This is a historic chance to impart a forward-looking, progressive,
transformatory momentum to Indian democracy.
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CITIZENS AGAINST WAR AND OPPRESSION |
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Monday, 14 June 2004 |
More than 70 representatives of civil society organisations, mass movements, citizens' bodies, and peace groups from different States met in New Delhi on June 5-6 at a national consultation to plan a national Anti-War Assembly later this year. They considered the UPA government's Common Minimum Programme, its declared policies and its official statements related to foreign affairs and security policies, and resolved as follows: We warmly welcome the trouncing of the communal NDA in the Lok Sabha elections and the installation of the secular UPA government at the Centre on a progressive mandate which strongly affirms pluralism, just, equitable and people-centred economic policies, and independent foreign and security policies. This landmark development comes at a time of tumultuous changes in the international situation, with the deepening
of the Iraq and Palestine crises, with growing resistance to the United States' unilateral attempt to build an Empire, and emergence of the globe's "Second Superpower" in the shape of global popular mobilisations for independence, peace and justice. This offers India, which has now reaffirmed its commitment to "multipolarity" and opposition to hegemonism, a historic opportunity to join the global resistance to the unjust occupation of Iraq. |
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