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New Rules Soon For Non-Profits, NITI Aayog To Be In Control: Government
Fresh guidelines are being formed to regulate non-profits, under which those receiving government funds will be brought under the control of Niti Aayog (National Institution for Transforming India), the Centre told the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
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Greenpeace Hails Supreme Court's Nod To Centre's Plan To Check Pollution
Lauding Supreme Court's nod to the Centre's graded response action plan to tackle pollution, a green body on Saturday urged the government to implement a similar system at the national-level as well.
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Green Bodies Hail Top Court Verdict Banning Sale Of Firecrackers
Hailing the Supreme Court's decision to suspended licences of firecracker sellers in Delhi, green bodies today said it is a "big victory" in the fight against air pollution as the chemical footprint of crackers is "deadly" and has a major impact on children.
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Greenpeace India's Shutdown Put on Hold by Madras High Court
A court on Friday temporarily suspended an order cancelling Greenpeace India's operating licence in the country, the group said, the latest twist in its ongoing battle with the central government.
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Court Grants Relief to Greenpeace on Foreign Funds Ban
The Madras High Court has stayed the home ministry's ban on foreign funds for the India chapter of Greenpeace.
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Judge Fines Greenpeace for Blocking Shell Oil Ship
A US judge on Thursday slapped a $2,500 fine on Greenpeace for every hour its activists continue to block a Shell Oil ship headed for Alaska on a drilling expedition, a court official said.
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Teesta Setalvad Embezzled Funds for Wine, Hairdressers: Gujarat Cops
Activist Teesta Setalvad and her husband splurged on wine and whiskey and ate at fancy Mumbai restaurants with funds embezzled from their NGO, the Gujarat government claimed in the Supreme Court today.
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Australian Staffer of Greenpeace Was on Ministry Blacklist: Sources
An Australian staff member of Non-Governmental Organisation Greenpeace has been barred from entering India despite holding a valid visa. Home Ministry sources told NDTV Aaron Gray Block was turned away from the Bengaluru airport as his name figured on the black list.
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'No Action Against Law,' Says PM Modi on Crackdown on NGOs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today defended his government's action against Greenpeace India, saying "no action has been taken against the law and no patriotic citizen can object to it." His comments came on a day a court ordered the government to unfreeze the group's local bank accounts and allow it to receive domestic funds.
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Greenpeace Can Operate 2 Domestic Accounts: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday allowed NGO Greenpeace India to operate two of its domestic accounts to accept fresh domestic contribution which it can use for its day-to-day functioning.
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Will Challenge Home Ministry Order in Court: Greenpeace India
Greenpeace India on Saturday issued a point by point rebuttal of charges made against it by the government and said it would not only challenge the order in courts but also continue to campaign fearlessly.
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High Court Issues Notice to Centre Over Offloading Greenpeace Activist
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued a notice to the Centre on a plea filed by Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai challenging her offloading on January 11 at the Delhi airport.
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Greenpeace Activist Moves High Court Against Her 'Offloading'
Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai on Tuesday moved Delhi High Court against her offloading from a flight to London at the Delhi airport recently.
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Delhi High Court Allows Greenpeace Access to Foreign Funds
The Delhi High Court has ordered that Greenpeace be allowed to receive and access funds from abroad, sidestepping government restrictions on its funding that was viewed as a move to tighten control over activist organisations.
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Greenpeace Leader Stopped From Flying to London. So, Who Ordered That?
Amid criticism of the government for allegedly trying to clamp down on activist groups who campaign against industrial projects, a senior member of Greenpeace in India was stopped on Sunday morning at the airport from traveling to London.
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New Rules Soon For Non-Profits, NITI Aayog To Be In Control: Government
Fresh guidelines are being formed to regulate non-profits, under which those receiving government funds will be brought under the control of Niti Aayog (National Institution for Transforming India), the Centre told the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
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Greenpeace Hails Supreme Court's Nod To Centre's Plan To Check Pollution
Lauding Supreme Court's nod to the Centre's graded response action plan to tackle pollution, a green body on Saturday urged the government to implement a similar system at the national-level as well.
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Green Bodies Hail Top Court Verdict Banning Sale Of Firecrackers
Hailing the Supreme Court's decision to suspended licences of firecracker sellers in Delhi, green bodies today said it is a "big victory" in the fight against air pollution as the chemical footprint of crackers is "deadly" and has a major impact on children.
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Greenpeace India's Shutdown Put on Hold by Madras High Court
A court on Friday temporarily suspended an order cancelling Greenpeace India's operating licence in the country, the group said, the latest twist in its ongoing battle with the central government.
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Court Grants Relief to Greenpeace on Foreign Funds Ban
The Madras High Court has stayed the home ministry's ban on foreign funds for the India chapter of Greenpeace.
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Judge Fines Greenpeace for Blocking Shell Oil Ship
A US judge on Thursday slapped a $2,500 fine on Greenpeace for every hour its activists continue to block a Shell Oil ship headed for Alaska on a drilling expedition, a court official said.
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Teesta Setalvad Embezzled Funds for Wine, Hairdressers: Gujarat Cops
Activist Teesta Setalvad and her husband splurged on wine and whiskey and ate at fancy Mumbai restaurants with funds embezzled from their NGO, the Gujarat government claimed in the Supreme Court today.
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Australian Staffer of Greenpeace Was on Ministry Blacklist: Sources
An Australian staff member of Non-Governmental Organisation Greenpeace has been barred from entering India despite holding a valid visa. Home Ministry sources told NDTV Aaron Gray Block was turned away from the Bengaluru airport as his name figured on the black list.
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'No Action Against Law,' Says PM Modi on Crackdown on NGOs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today defended his government's action against Greenpeace India, saying "no action has been taken against the law and no patriotic citizen can object to it." His comments came on a day a court ordered the government to unfreeze the group's local bank accounts and allow it to receive domestic funds.
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Greenpeace Can Operate 2 Domestic Accounts: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday allowed NGO Greenpeace India to operate two of its domestic accounts to accept fresh domestic contribution which it can use for its day-to-day functioning.
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Will Challenge Home Ministry Order in Court: Greenpeace India
Greenpeace India on Saturday issued a point by point rebuttal of charges made against it by the government and said it would not only challenge the order in courts but also continue to campaign fearlessly.
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High Court Issues Notice to Centre Over Offloading Greenpeace Activist
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued a notice to the Centre on a plea filed by Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai challenging her offloading on January 11 at the Delhi airport.
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Greenpeace Activist Moves High Court Against Her 'Offloading'
Greenpeace activist Priya Pillai on Tuesday moved Delhi High Court against her offloading from a flight to London at the Delhi airport recently.
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Delhi High Court Allows Greenpeace Access to Foreign Funds
The Delhi High Court has ordered that Greenpeace be allowed to receive and access funds from abroad, sidestepping government restrictions on its funding that was viewed as a move to tighten control over activist organisations.
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Greenpeace Leader Stopped From Flying to London. So, Who Ordered That?
Amid criticism of the government for allegedly trying to clamp down on activist groups who campaign against industrial projects, a senior member of Greenpeace in India was stopped on Sunday morning at the airport from traveling to London.
