The ban will be in place for private organizations and individuals till the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) works out regulations for commercial use of drones. And that is not going to be easy given that the move will require clearance from the air navigation service provider, the ministries of defence and home affairs as well as other agencies concerned.

Very few countries have regulations governing the usage of drones for commercial applications. The United States of America has notified regulations for use of what it calls Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in May 2015. However, there are challenges for both the FAA and the aviation community as it had the busiest, most complex airspace in the world.

On the other side, there are views against allowing GM crops in India. The Bhartiya Kisan Sangh (BKS) has been opposing the field trials of GM Crops. The field trials as per BKS will destroy the entire agrarian economy of this country because Scientists have no clue about the long term impact.

Maharashtra Government has also given all clearances for trials of GM rice, chickpeas, corn and aubergine, as well as new varieties of cotton. Some of us may remember, GM Cotton developed by Monsanto Co. and launched in India in 2002 has also gone through a lot of controversies.

Not only the organization has been found to be have violated disbursement/ expenses made out of the grants received but also acted/ supported the objectives set by US based Climate Works Foundation (CWF), the primary funding agency. Greenpeace was invited for testifying against India in the formal hearing in the UK Parliament. The organization also participated in a Conference (in Istanbul) which resolved to increase activism against thermal power plants, many of them are India.

CWF later has provided a grant of Rs. 1.4 Crores to Greenpeace India for working on the resolution of the conference. Accordingly, Greenpeace came up with a three-pronged strategy: to create a network of anti-coal protest movements, target coal block allocations with regulators and in courts/ tribunals; and campaign among domestic/ foreign investors against Coal India Limited.

The MHA also charged the NGO with incurring over 50 per cent of foreign donations on administrative expenditure during 2011-12 and 2012-13 without prior approval; and willfully suppressing details on salary payment by Greenpeace International to “Greenpeace activist” Mr. Greg Muttitt, who worked on secondment with Greenpeace India for over five months in 2013-14.

See more on GreenPeace India in The Hindu (Newspaper)

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