India, a Super Polluter
Guest contribution by TGC Prasad, published with the author's permission.
Recently I met with Mrs Maneka Gandhi when she was launching the PFA (People for Animals) mugs. As part of the launch, she talked for an hour and it was quite impressive.
Editor's note: Gandhi — the environmentalist and animal rights advocate who founded People for Animals in 1992, now India's largest animal welfare organization — has been a fixture of India's environmental debates for decades. This brief first-person note, published in November 2011, is kept as the snapshot it is.
Photo: TGC Prasad, published with permission.
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