August 6, 2014 – India GM Info

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Seeking widespread democratic consultative processes, as per the Supreme Court Order on GM crops

As the Supreme Court delivers a split verdict in the GMOs-related PILs, Coalition for a GM-Free India asks for the implementation of the common observations and conclusions of both Hon’ble Judges

Complaint regarding coercion of state govts for No Objection Certificates for field Trials ; HTBt cotton environmental release and notified field trial sites (Decisions taken in GEAC’s 149th meeting)

Response from Coalition for GM-Free India on FSSAI’s Draft GM Food Regulation

Response 1 to FSSAI GM Regulation Draft

Coalition’s Response to a Statement reportedly issued by MoEFCC, in response to our report

Scientists respond to ICAR/DARE’s gag order on public sector scientists with regard to GM mustard

Coalition’s New Report: GM HT MUSTARD APPROVAL IS A STORY OF A HIGHLY COMPROMISED REGULATORY REGIME

Statement on Bar Gene in GM Mustard by agriculture scientists

Biosafety Bt Brinjal Bt Cotton Field Trials GM Crops GM foods HT Maize Regulatory Processes States Uncategorized

August 6, 2014April 28, 2015Rajesh Krishnan

GEAC's recent clearances for GM field trials: An Analysis by Coalition for a GM-Free India

Problems with GEAC’s decisions and recent field trial approvals In the recent past GEAC has held four meetings at close intervals and approved numerous field trials. The Coalition for a GM-Free India has already put out two media statements explaining why these clearances are objectionable and these can be accessed here: http://indiagminfo.org/?p=749 and http://indiagminfo.org/?p=725. While […]

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