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India launches E85 fuel — 80–85% ethanol, rest petrol.

Hardeep Singh Puri unveiled it at an IndianOil station in Delhi on June 5 — World Environment Day.

The optics are clean. The question is delivery.

48 pumps now. 5,000 promised by 2027.

We've heard big targets before.

Let's watch the follow-through.

That's absurd...

Every June 5th, timelines flood with green aesthetics and noble quotes. Politicians plant saplings for cameras. Corporates post infographics about "sustainable futures."

And forests burn, rivers choke, hills get hollowed.
This isn't irony. It's policy.

India is not accidentally destroying its ecology — it's doing so at scale, with clearances, exemptions, and amended laws that make extraction easier and resistance harder.

From Hasdeo's coal blocks to Niyamgiri's bauxite, from Aarey's concrete to Great Nicobar's runway — the pattern is clear: development for the powerful, displacement for the rest.

The environment doesn't need your wishes. It needs you to ask: who profits, and who pays?

The lifeline of humanity is green. But greed has a better PR team.