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The 2008 Right Livelihood Awards – Part 1
The Right Livelihood Award was established in 1980 to honour and support those “offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today”. It has become widely known as the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ and there are now … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 Right Livelihood Awards, Acharya Vinoba Bhave, affordable housing, agriculture, Amy Goodman, Asha Hagi, கிருஷ்ணம்மாள் ஜகந்ந, குத்தூர, சங்கரலிங்கம் ஜகந்நா, தமிழ் நாடு, திருவாரூர், நாகப்பட்டினம், Bhoodan Movement, caste system, Dalits, destitute, destitution, Earth, Earthlings, farmers, farming, Gandhi Jayanthi, Gandhian movement, Germany, heroes, hope, human rights, humanity, India, justice, Krishnammal Jagannathan, Kuthur, LAFTI, land, Land for Tillers' Freedom, land revolution, landless labourers, life, low-cost housing, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Monika Hauser, movements, Nagapattinam, news, NGO, non-violence, poor, poverty, random, rights, rural housing, social organisation, social workers, Somalia, South Asia, Stockholm, Sweden, Tamil Nadu, The Right Livelihood Award, Thiruvarur, thoughts, U.S., untouchability, village community, villages, women, women's rights, world
Tagged 2008 Right Livelihood Awards, Acharya Vinoba Bhave, affordable housing, agriculture, Amy Goodman, Asha Hagi, கிருஷ்ணம்மாள் ஜகந்ந, குத்தூர், சங்கரலிங்கம் ஜகந்நா, தமிழ் நாடு, திருவாரூர், நாகப்பட்டினம், Bhoodan Movement, caste system, Dalits, destitute, destitution, Earth, Earthlings, farmers, farming, Gandhi Jayanthi, Gandhian movement, Germany, heroes, hope, human rights, humanity, India, justice, Krishnammal Jagannathan, Kuthur, LAFTI, land, Land for Tillers' Freedom, land revolution, landless labourers, life, low-cost housing, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Monika Hauser, movements, Nagapattinam, news, NGO, non-violence, poor, poverty, random, rights, rural housing, Sankaralingam Jagannathan, social organisation, social workers, Somalia, South Asia, Stockholm, Sweden, Tamil Nadu, The Right Livelihood Award, Thiruvarur, thoughts, U.S., untouchability, village community, villages, women, women's rights, world
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Africa, awake, arise and act! (Part 1)
African leaders have warned that the lingering global financial crisis coupled with the collapse of talks on a world trade agreement could hinder the United Nations’ campaign to improve life for hundreds of millions of the world’s poorest. Africa, despite … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, agriculture, aid, China, civil wars, colonisation, corruption, crime, destitution, development, dictators, disease, Earth, Earthlings, economic exploitation, economic terrorists, economics, economy, exploitation, famine, farmers, farmers' suicides, farming, hope, Horn of Africa, human rights, humanity, India, international aid, Japan, malnutrition, Millenium Development Goals (MDG), mineral wealth, minerals, multi-national corporation, news, oil, oil reserves, politics, poverty, predatory corporations, random, Sahara desert, slavery, starvation, sub-Saharan Africa, subsistence farming, the E.U., the IMF, the U.N., the World Bank, the WTO, thoughts, thugs, tuxedoed thugs, U.S., wars
Tagged Africa, agriculture, aid, China, civil wars, colonisation, corruption, corrution, crime, desertification, destitution, development, dictators, disease, Earth, Earthlings, economic aid, economic exploitation, economic terrorists, economics, economy, exploitation, famine, farmers, farmers' suicides, farming, globalisation, hope, Horn of Africa, human rights, humanity, India, industries, international aid, Japan, malnutrition, manufacturing, MDG, millenium development goals, Millenium Development Goals (MDG), mineral wealth, minerals, multi-national corporation, news, oil, oil reserves, politics, poverty, predatory corporations, random, Sahara desert, services, slavery, starvation, stooges, sub-Saharan Africa, subsistence farming, the E.U., the IMF, the U.N., the World Bank, the WTO, thoughts, thugs, tuxedoed thugs, U.S., wars
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Has UNCTAD gone crazy?
I was reading about the world summit on the global food crisis that is taking place in Rome with great interest when I was shocked to read this news report about the United Nations Conference on Trade And Development (UNCTAD) … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, alternate energy, Ban Ki-Moon, cars, China, crops, democracy, Earth, economics, economy, environment, farming, food crisis, food riots, India, inflation, life, motorcycles, news, peak oil, politics, poverty, price rise, random, road safety, Supachai Panitchpakdi, the U.N., thoughts, Uncategorized, UNCTAD, world, world food summit
Tagged agriculture, alternate energy, Ban Ki-Moon, cars, China, crops, democracy, Earth, economics, economy, environment, farming, food crisis, food riots, India, inflation, life, motorcycles, news, peak oil, politics, poverty, price rise, random, road safety, Supachai Panitchpakdi, the U.N., thoughts, UNCTAD, world, world food summit
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Bio-diesel in India: from the tree to the tank!
A Spanish/Latin American blogger friend of mine has a blog dedicated to alternate fuels called Jatrophaonline. He invited me to share links and posts about alternate energy sources. I am delighted to join him in his mission to write blog … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, alternate energy, bio-diesel, bio-fuels, cars, crops, Earth, economy, environment, farming, flora, India, Jatropha, life, nature, peak oil, Pongamia, poverty, random, Rudolf Diesel, thoughts, transport, Uncategorized, world
Tagged agriculture, alternate energy, bio-diesel, bio-fuels, cars, crops, Earth, economy, environment, farming, flora, India, Jatropha, life, nature, peak oil, Pongamia, poverty, random, Rudolf Diesel, thoughts, transport, world
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Rice price rise may lead to rice riots!
Though the title mentions rice, this post is all about the rise in prices of staples (rice tops the list of staples) that has caused serious unrest in several parts of the world. Haiti’s government was thrown out and there … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, business, crops, Earth, economics, farming, food, human rights, life, loans, news, politics, poverty, random, the U.N., thoughts, world
Tagged agriculture, business, crops, Earth, economics, farming, food, human rights, life, loans, news, politics, poverty, random, the U.N., thoughts, world
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WHEN will the suicides STOP?
I came across a very depressing report in today’s newspaper about the continuing farm suicides among cotton farmers in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra. Please click this link to read the article written by Meena Menon of The Hindu. The … Continue reading
Posted in agrarian crisis, agriculture, cotton, death, economy, farming, human rights, India, life, news, random, suicides, thoughts, Vidarbha
Tagged agrarian crisis, agriculture, cotton, death, economy, farming, human rights, India, life, news, random, suicides, thoughts, Vidarbha
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India Budget 2008-09: Good but not good enough!
The Indian Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram, tabled the central government’s budget for the financial year 2008-2009 in the Lower House of Parliament yesterday (February 29,2008). You can read about the highlights of the budget on this link and download the … Continue reading
Posted in agrarian crisis, agriculture, banks, budget, business, crops, economy, election, farm crisis, farmer, farming, finance, India, loans, money, politics, suicides
Tagged agrarian crisis, agriculture, banks, budget, business, crops, economy, election, farm crisis, farmer, farming, finance, India, loans, money, politics, suicides
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