Geophysical Investigations to Assess Industrial Waste Dumped at UCIL, Bhopal
Report on the geophysical investigations by NGRI to assess industrial waste dumped at UCIL, Bhopal.
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BP oil spill and Bhopal: Lesson to learn for developing countries
There is little in common between BP
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Moily: Govt wont pursue Bhopal case in US courts
New Delhi: Following attorney general of India
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Pursue afresh extradition of Anderson, AG tells Centre
New Delhi: Ahead of US President Barak Obama
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SC slams Centre on Bhopal waste disposal
The apex court on Monday pulled up the Centre for not being serious on disposal of toxic waste lying in the defunct Union Carbide India Ltd plant, now represented by DOW Chemical Company, in Bhopal for
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About 90 per cent of victims will be left out of compensation process
These differently-abled children at JP Nagar in Bhopal, Vikas Yadav (11) and Aman Yadav (9), had to suffer the consequences of India
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Tale of two accidents
John Elliott
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Keshub Mahindra convicted in Bhopal case
Judgment comes 26 years after the gas leak tragedy, all eight convicts get bail.
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Bhopal tragedy: Convicts get 2 years imprisonment
Twenty six years after the world
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Information authority asks govt to explain Andersons exit
CIC Seeks External Affairs Ministry
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GoM to ask CBI to proceed against Dow Chemicals
A day after a Delhi court accepted the CBI request seeking extradition of former Union Carbide Corporation (UCC) chairman Warren Anderson
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Bhopal will be green capital
Sudhir Singh
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Bhopal still drinks poison: CSE study
A quarter century after the world
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The Bhopal Express
SATINATH SARANGI, 55, had planned to stay for a week. Decades later, he is still fighting on behalf of those affected by the gas tragedy
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Didnt address Bhopal seriously: PC in LS
<br /><br />New Delhi: Admitting that
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Outrageous, Carbide is not yet brought to book, say U.S. Congressmen
Aarti Dhar Their letter to Prime Minister is the latest in global support for gas victims NEW DELHI: Sixteen U.S. Congresspersons, led by Frank Pallone Jr, have written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh expressing support to Bhopal gas victims, and urged him to bring America-based Dow Chemical and Union Carbide to justice. Thousands of people died and were maimed as a result of massive release of methyl isocyanate gas from the Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal in December 1984. Union Carbide and Dow Chemical have since merged.
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Govt agrees to major demands of Bhopal victims
Stating to have registered a "major victory' after the "government conceded to four of their six long-standing demands', Bhopal gas tragedy survivors today called off their "international hunger
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25 years after Bhopal Gas Disaster: a selection of news (Jan 2006 - Dec 2009)
On December 3, 1984, toxic poisonous methyl isocyanate gas leaked from Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL's) pesticide plant in Bhopal. The gas leak triggered a disaster that is now widely
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Bhopal victims on Day 2 of hungerstrike
The hungerstrike by the Bhopal gas victims, entered the second day. The protest has gathered worldwide support with 200-odd people from across 14 countries joining the hungerstrike. Six people,