Infographic: Indian ExIm Bank
This series of infographics effectively depict the reach of Exim bank across the world, sectors, NPAs and also the need to hold the bank accountable. It also specifically shows the impacts of the Indian...
Investments Beyond Borders- A Preliminary Report on Indian EXIM bank
For thirty seven years, the Indian Exim Bank has been providing financial assistance to Indian exporters and importers of goods and services. One of Exim Bank’s major functions is to support and protect exports....
From Paris to Bangladesh, How the Climate-Change Accord is Imploding
The onslaught of a new power plant on the fragile ecology of the Sunderbans is fresh proof of the futility of climate reforms. We bring you a ground report. Until two years ago, 28-year-old...
The Best of Finance Matters: First Anniversary Issue
A year back when we started our weekly newsletter Finance Matters, what we intended was to bring together the news and analysis from the world of finance, in a form and language comprehensible to...
The Council of Ethics Recommends the GPFG to Exclude BHEL from Portfolio
The Council on Ethics for the Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), an independent body of the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, that makes recommendations to the Norges Bank with regards to either excluding companies...
Money Trail of NTPC owned Rampal Power Project
October 14, 2017, New Delhi: Some of the biggest players in global finance are quietly backing the world’s most dangerous coal plant, according to an international investigative report released earlier this week. The report titled Time...
Booklet: Time to Come Clean: How the World Bank Group and International Investors Can Stop the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant
How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant
For immediate release How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant Report Shines a Light on Hidden Backers of World’s Most Destructive Coal Project October 12, 2017, New...
India’s Investments Abroad: How Accountable Are We!
For Indian corporations, the grass seems to be getting greener the other side. Investments and acquisitions abroad have been the hallmark of Indian corporations the past decade and a half. While acquisitions of Jaguar...
Prominent Indian Groups Support Struggle against Rampal Project
Press Release January 6, 2017: New Delhi Prominent people’s movements and other civil society organisations from India today extended their support and solidarity to the struggle against the India supported Rampal power project in...
Open Letter to the Prime Minister of India on Rampal Power Project from India
October 18, 2016 An Open Letter to the Prime Minister on Rampal Power Project Respected Prime Minister, We, the people’s movements and other civil society organisations in India, draw your urgent attention to the...
Open letter to the Prime Minister of India from Bangladesh
October 18, 2016 This letter is from movements and groups in Bangladesh to the Prime Minister of India. They will deliver this letter to the Indian High Commission today. Updates on the delivery will...
Indian Peoples Movements and Civil Society Groups condemn the attack on Save-Sundarbans protesters
August 03, 2016 Indian Peoples movements and Civil Society Groups across India are condemning the brutal attack on activists and concerned citizens in Bangladesh yesterday July 28, 2016. Protesters were marching to the Prime...
Ek Ho Ladai Karo: Marching to save the Sundarbans
This is a short descriptive video of a four-day protest march in Bangladesh. The Long March in March 2016, was a four-day protest gathering of people from across Bangladesh along with a few concerned...
Another Nail in the Sundarbans coffin?
With a heavy heart, I watched the news pour in. The Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) Contract between Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) and the Bangladesh India Friendship Company Pvt. Ltd. was signed last week...