Getting interim relief from the Delhi High Court to access its two main domestic bank accounts, the Greenpeace India on Wednesday vowed to ...

Greenpeace India today welcomed a HC order allowing the organisation to use two of its accounts for receiving donations, terming the relief...

Referring to the letter, Aich said that although the 340 odd staff of the body were concerned, but their commitment remains strong.

A senior official told ET that the home ministry was looking into the foundation's role into the funding of a prominent Indian health body.

Greenpeace India said it was staring at an "imminent" shutdown within a month in the absence of funds for staff salaries.

Sources said central security agencies including those associated with financial intelligence have recommended such a course against the NG...

The Intelligence Bureau has asked the Finance Ministry to withdraw the environmental lobby group’s income-tax exemption.

When contacted, a Home Ministry official said it would examine Greenpeace's application and will take appropriate action.

It alleged that by blocking local funding, the government is "dismissing" the concerns of the over 70,000 Indians who support it financiall...

"GIS is a non-profit organization and such exorbitant consultancy fee is in opposition of the spirit of FCRA, which pertains to charitable ...

Greenpeace India has so far received no official communication from the MHA. It is seeking legal counsel on the information that is availab...

The HC ruling came days after Greenpeace India campaigner Priya Pillai was allegedly prevented from boarding her flight to London on Januar...

Aich said they stressed upon the need to include civil society in informing India's position on key climate issues.

The NGO said that in the absence of any communication from the government, it was forced to believe that the MHA was attempting to "financi...

"We have in our campaigns made enough stakeholders extremely uncomfortable. The nexus between industry and government is a well-known plot."

Samit Aich said the NGO will continue to challenge fossil fuels and dangerous technologies across the world and in India.

Castigating the Indian government for its double standard in conserving biological diversity and despoiling forests in the name of economic...