Climate Strike on 15 March: When & where to join protests against inaction in India
2000 cities worldwide & 36 in India have signed up to join the strike for the climate.


36 cities in India are joining the strike for climate on 15 March. Image: FFF[/caption]The world is amidst a climate emergency and adults are failing us. Children will take it from here.Protesting the inaction of adults and their efforts to cut emissions and curb global warming, hundreds and thousands of students around the world are skipping school on Friday, 15 March to join the Global Climate Strike.It's part of the 'Fridays for Future', which is going global for the first time at this big a scale.While students have taken to the streets to protest climate change in New Zealand, Australia, Europe, and the United States already, the movement comes to India on 15 March at 12 noon.2000 cities and towns worldwide, and 36 cities in India that have signed up to join the strike for the climate. People of all ages that feel strongly for the cause are encouraged to join marches in their city.Here are all the cities in India hosting marches:Aluva, Kerala Bengaluru, KarnatakaBhavnagar, GujaratBhiwandi, MaharashtraBhopal, Madhya PradeshChaudi, Canacon Chennai, Tamil NaduChittoor, Andhra PradeshDehradun, Uttar PradeshDelhi Dornakal, TelanganaErnakulam, KeralaGogamukh, Assam Golghar, PatnaGurugram, HaryanaGuwahati, Assam Hanamkonda, TelanganaHyderabad, TelanganaIndore, Madhya PradeshJaipur, RajasthanKolkata, West Bengal Lakhisarai, Bihar Lucknow, Uttar PradeshMumbai, MaharashtraNavi Mumbai, MaharashtraNew Delhi, DelhiNorth Lakhimpur P.O. Jiadhal Chariali, AssamPaud, Maharashtra Pune, Maharashtra Shillong, MeghalayaTezpur, Assam Theni, Tamil NaduThiruvananthapuramTiruvannamalai

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