Title: Gandhian Environmental Movement in India
1Gandhian Environmental Movement in India
- Shinya Ishizaka
- (Ryukoku University)
21. Gandhians as Worldly Individuals
- Louis Dumonts Homo Hierarchicus (1979)
- Caste Society vs Renouncer?
- No Worldly Individual in India?
- Gandhians as Worldly Renouncers
- Individuals who bring about Social Change by
Self-renouncing practices of Foot-marches and
Fasts
3Gandhians as Worldly Individuals
- Disciples of M. K. Gandhi (1869-1948)
- Vinoba Bhave (1895-1982) Bhoodan Movement
- J. P. Narayan (1902-79) Total Revolution
- Gandhians in Various Social Movements
- Rural Reconstruction Movements
- Anti-Untouchability Movements
- Movements for Communal Harmony
- Anti-Liquor Movements
- Womens Movements
42. Environmental Activities by Gandhians
At Gujarat, in western India (Jan 2004)
5Envtl Activities by Gandhians in India Today
At Maharashtra, in central India (Feb 2003)
6Envtl Activities by Gandhians in India Today
- S. Jagannathan (1914-)
- Krishnamal Jagannathan (1926-)
At Tamil Nadu, in southern India (Aug 2006)
7Envtl Activities by Gandhians in India Today
Sunderlal Bahuguna Vimla Bahuguna
Baba Amte
Narayan Desai
S. Jagannathan Krishnamal Jagannathan
83. Bahuguna and Environmental Movements in the
Himalayas
- Sunderlal Bahuguna (1927-)
- 1940s Indian Freedom Movement
- 1950s Anti Untouchability Movement
- 1960s Anti Liquor Movement
Bahuguna and students (Feb 2003)
Bahuguna in his prayer (Dec 2004)
9Bahuguna and Env Movements
- Vimla Bahuguna (1932-)
- 1950s Bhoodan Movement
- 1956 Marriage, Establishment of Ashram
Near Silyara Ashram (Aug 2006)
At Tehri (Mar 2003)
10Bahuguna and Env Movements
- Chipko Movement (1973-1981)
Sketches by Arvind Mohan Negi (from Bharat
Dogras books)
11Bahuguna and Env Movements
- Slogans of Chipko Movement
- Before 1978
- What do the forests bear?
- Resin, timber and business.
- After 1978
- What do the forests bear?
- Soil, water and pure air.
Foot March and Meeting Photos by Dhoom Singh
Negi
12Bahuguna and Env Movements
- Anti Tehri Dam Movement (1978-)
- S. Bahuguna became the leader after 1989
- Demonstration Meetings, Sit-ins, Petitioning
- Legal Battles, Foot Marches, Fasts
- S. Bahugunas Fasts and Movement
- 45 days in 1992
- 49 days in 1995
- 74 days in 1996
13Tehri (Aug 2003)
Tehri (Nov 2004)
14Tehri (Aug 2004)
15Tehri dam (Aug 2006)
16Near Gangotri (Aug 2005)
- Save Himalaya Movement (1992-)
- not only for the protest
- against the dam construction
- but for protecting the environment of
- the Himalayan region