Booklet: ADB Footprints: An Overview of ADB’s Investments in India
ADB Footprints: An Overview of ADB’s Investments in India
Communities affected by Tata Mundra rejects ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report
Report subverts the real issues while focusing only on the frivolous ones August 25, 2017, Kutch, Gujarat: Communities affected by the Tata Mundra (Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd – CGPL) coal power plant in Kutch...
ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report on Tata Mundra rejected: Press Statement
Press Statement: 22 .8.2017 ADB’s Annual Monitoring Report on Tata Mundra rejected: Report subverts the real issues while focusing only on the frivolous ones Kutch, Gujarat: Communities affected by the Tata Mundra (Coastal Gujarat Power...
50 Years of ADB – The Indian Story of Resistance
The Asian Development Bank was conceived in the early 1960s as a financial institution that would foster economic growth and cooperation in Asia. India was a founding member of the Asian Development Bank (ADB)...
Investing in Losses
Like India once had a Ministry of Disinvestment, it’s time she has a Ministry of Loss Making. How else can one understand government’s eagerness to buy out all loss making projects, whether in coal,...
Budget Session of Parliament: An Overview
The Constitution of India has accorded the Parliament the supremacy among the three organs of the Union government viz legislature, executive, and judiciary. Parliament not only makes the laws but also enables the citizens...
Press Statement: Adani and Tata Projects – Hold them Accountable, Don’t Bailout.
Press Statement | 26 June 2017 Bailout Pleas by both Adani and Tata Projects in Mundra a symptom of larger menace; Government should not acquire liabilities, to waste public money; Both corporations should be...
Booklet: Parliament Supremacy Undermined?
An Analysis of Parliamentary Debates in India on International Financial Institutions (1984-2009)
Recapitalisation is an opportunity for banks to make better environmental and social investments
Indian banks should have safeguard policies of the kind followed by international financial institutions. Despite the crisis in several parts of India following demonetisation, which sucked out 86% of the currency in circulation overnight, one of...
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