Lalita Ramdas has inspired a generation of activists working for social and environmental justice. Through her engagements with Greenpeace and other prominent organisation, she has provided immense help and direction to a wide-range of social causes. She is a leading member of the Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and PeaceRead More
This is the third part of Admiral Ramdas and Lalita Ramdas’ diary after their recent visit to Koodankulam. Besides underlining the strengths and resilience of the movement on the ground, this diary has also highlighted the larger questions of sustainability, livelihood and dignity that the struggle in Koodankulam has come to symbolize.
War is too serious a matter to be left to generals. By the same token, it is time to ask if nuclear decisions are far too serious to be left to nuclear scientists.
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Rosatom’s woes before and beyond the war: implications of Russia’s embattled nuclear industry 
DiaNuke Invite: Book Discussion with Prof Bo Jacobs, February 23, 2022 on ‘Nuclear Bodies: The Global Hibakusha’ 
Why the DAE and AERB should monitor the situation at Taishan and place pause on India’s own EPR project: Dr EAS Sarma’s open letter 
India must raise concerns at the IAEA over Japan’s plan to release Fukushima water into the sea 
Dear Putin – Message from a Nagasaki A-Bomb Survivor 
The charade of the Kudankulam waste repository: How India’s nuclear establishment hoodwinked the courts Nuclear Power in the Battlefield: Ongoing Concerns at Chernobyl, Zaporizhzhya, and Beyond [Webinar Video] 
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“Nuclear Power in the Battlefield: Ongoing Concerns at Chernobyl, Zaporizhzhya, and Beyond” [Webinar Invitation] 
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Dear Putin – Message from a Nagasaki A-Bomb Survivor The charade of the Kudankulam waste repository: How India’s nuclear establishment hoodwinked the courts Nuclear Power in the Battlefield: Ongoing Concerns at Chernobyl, Zaporizhzhya, and Beyond [Webinar Video] Urgent Update from Chernobyl: Nuclear Facilities Lost Access to the Electricity Grid “Nuclear Power in the Battlefield: Ongoing Concerns at Chernobyl, Zaporizhzhya, and Beyond” [Webinar Invitation] 
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