Seeds of Sustenance & Freedom vs Seeds of Suicide & Surveillance

On September 6, 2019

Seed is the basis of food and agriculture. Seed Sovereignty is the foundation of food sovereignty.

Workshop – Beyond Corporate Driven Industrial Agriculture to Climate Resilient Agroecology: For a Hunger-Free, Suicide-Free, Poison-Free Republic

On September 6, 2019

Co-organised by Navdanya, Delhi Forum, Environment Support Group and Centre for Financial Accountability in collaboration with the Coalition for Environmental […]

Indigenous seeds can end farmer suicides

On March 23, 2018

By Dr Vandana Shiva – The Asian Age, 22 March 2018 | Source People are rendered redundant, disposable, useless in […]

Peddling Poisons, & Selling Seeds Of Suicide

On November 26, 2017

Two Decades of Monsanto’s Illegal Actions, Frauds and Crimes in India

Activists seek NHRC probe into ‘farmer suicides epidemic’

On October 10, 2016

By IANS – The Financial Express, 10 October 2016 image credits: The Financial Express Source: http://www.financialexpress.com/india-news/activists-seek-nhrc-probe-into-farmer-suicides-epidemic/413260/ Holding multinational companies (MNCs) responsible […]

The Reason For Farmer Suicides in Punjab Lies Not in the Whitefly But in Bt Cotton

On July 18, 2016

By Dr Vandana Shiva – The Citizen, 17 July 2016 Image: Farmer Darshan Singh plucks cotton from his damaged Bt […]

Navdanya partners with VNSSM and CICR to make Maharashtra suicide, poison and debt free

On June 18, 2016

Navdanya, 18 June 2016 With the aim of giving more options to dry land Vidarbha farmers and promoting organic farming replacing […]

Seeds of suicide

On May 23, 2016

Across the world, communities are saving and exchanging seeds in diverse ways […]. They are creating and recreating freedom — for the seed, for seed keepers, and for all life and all people.

Bt Cotton Seeds of Suicide

On December 16, 2015

Navdanya set out to find the real extent of the damage of BT cotton whitefly epidemic in Punjab. In the Bathinda region, we found most farmers had to either uproot their crops […]