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Tata can save the turtles

Call your local media now

The media plays a big role in shaping public opinion. It’s time for public opinion to shape the media. If your favourite newspaper or TV channel starts reporting on how the Tata port in Orissa could drive the highly-endangered Olive Ridley Turtles to extinction, the Tatas will notice. And they will act.

Below are contact details of the country’s top TV networks and newspapers. Call them and ask them what’s stopping them from reporting on this urgent issue, and when they’re going to start reporting on it. Please be polite in your discussion. And remember to mail us an account of what you asked and what response you got. Email us at oceans.team@in.greenpeace.org when you’re done.

If you’d like to brush up on the facts before you start, simply click here

DELHI
NDTV - Tel: 011-2644 6666/ 4157 7777
TIMES NOW - Tel: 011-2331 0000
CNN-IBN - Tel:0120-2649 7300/ 2279 3900
HINDUSTAN TIMES - Tel: 011-66561298/ 2336 1234/ 2370 4617/ 011-55561182
TIMES OF INDIA - Tel: 011- 2330 2000 2331/ 2332 3346
INDIAN EXPRESS - Tel: 011-2370 2103/ 2370 2114

BANGALORE
NDTV - Tel: 080- 2554 2072/ 5113 4381
TIMES NOW - Tel: 080- 25550000
CNN-IBN - Tel: 080-4064919
HINDUSTAN TIMES - Tel: 080-25591994
TIMES OF INDIA - Tel: 080 – 2558 7278/ 2558 2875
THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS - Tel: 080- 2286 6893 / 2286 1583/ 2286 0008
DECCAN HERALD: 080- 25880000/ 25880507

BOMBAY
NDTV - Tel: 044- 2281 8170/ 2204 2851
TIMES NOW - Tel: 044- 2499 9944/ 2499 0555
CNN-IBN - Tel: 044- 6666 7777
HINDUSTAN TIMES - Tel: 022-2282 1224 6653 9200/ 2287 1462 / 2204 5334
TIMES OF INDIA - Tel: 6635 3535
INDIAN EXPRESS - Tel:022-22022627/6744 0000/ 2471 7670-77 (Y. P. Rajesh, Editor)
DNA – 022- 3988 8888

CALCUTTA
NDTV - Tel: 033-2464 5548
CNN-IBN - Tel: 033-22492222
HINDUSTAN TIMES - Tel: 033-2252 7412
TIMES OF INDIA - Tel: 033-22444243
INDIAN EXPRESS - Tel: 033-22138586
TELEGRAPH – Tel: 033-22345374
THE STATESMAN- Tel: 033-22127454

HYDERABAD
NDTV - Tel: 040-2776 9006
HINDUSTAN TIMES - Tel: 040-2337 6670
TIMES OF INDIA - Tel: 040-2335 5335/ 5578 7061
THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS - Tel: 2341 3908/ 2341 4262/ 2341 4264
DECCAN CHRONICLE- Tel: 040-2780 1249/ 2780 3930

MADRAS
NDTV - Tel: Tel: 044-2466 2111/ 2466 2121
TIMES NOW - Tel: 044- 2430 1445
CNN-IBN – 044-3091 5535
HINDUSTAN TIMES - Tel: 044 – 2829 7605/ 2829 7607
TIMES OF INDIA - Tel: 044 – -2434 2121/ 2432 7431/ 2432 3082
THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS – Tel. 044 – 2345 7601-10
THE HINDU: Tel: 044-2841 3344/2857 6393/2859 6300

 

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In September 2008, after heightened protests and nearly 100,000 dedicated Greenpeace cyberactivists calling on TATA to relocate the port, the TATAs agreed to a dialogue with those opposing the Dhamra port. In the ensuing negotiations, TATA agreed 'in principle' to an independent assessment, yet it continues to build the port, and with every passing day, the turtles' future looks dimmer… That's why Greenpeace and other groups are calling on TATA to immediately halt construction and commission an independent assessment.

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