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Role of women in environmental movements in India

By: Swain, Laxmindhar.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Third Concept Description: 39(464), Oct, 2025: p.23-26. In: Third ConceptSummary: Since 19th century women have played vital role in environmental conservation and development. They have participated in various environmental movements, namely; Chipko movements, Narmada Bacau Andolan, Silent Valley movements, environmental conservation efforts inferable and anti Coca cola movement in plachimada of Kerala. –Reproduced
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39(464), Oct, 2025: p.23-26 Available AR137632

Since 19th century women have played vital role in environmental conservation and development. They have participated in various environmental movements, namely; Chipko movements, Narmada Bacau Andolan, Silent Valley movements, environmental conservation efforts inferable and anti Coca cola movement in plachimada of Kerala. –Reproduced

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