The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

The male colleague has resigned from the organisation , finding the attitude ‘appalling’. The female researcher had also quit TERI last year, alleging that she’d been subject to the ‘worst possible treatment’.

In July last year, TERI’s governing council had asked Pachauri to step down and named someone else to head the organisation, but he still remains with the organisation. With reports now of ongoing pressure on the complainant for a settlement, it is clear that TERI has no intention of taking any action in response to the complainant’s grievances.