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Encouraging Indian industries to voluntarily disclose performance on environmental front
Encouraging Indian industries to voluntarily disclose performance on environmental front
The Centre has agreed to release Rs 10 crore to the Madhya Pradesh government for issuing identity cards (smart cards) to the victims of the Bhopal gas tragedy enabling them to avail medical
Safety measures failure led to Bhopal Gas Tragedy. This was stated by an employee of UCIL in a Bhopal Court on Tuesday. A former employee of Union Carbide India Ltd. asserted that all safety measures
Around 150 survivors of the 1984 gas disaster here will begin a march on foot from Bhopal to New Delhi on February 20 to demand justice and a life of dignity for the people affected by the American
The Bhopal Gas Peedith Mahila Udyog Sanghathan has expressed anguish at the on-going indefinite strike by 900 gas employees of the gas claim courts affecting the settlement of claims of about 1.5
Unable to get compensation even after 15 years, victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy have once again knocked on the doors of the Supreme Court. They have challenged a recent amendment to the Bhopal
Bhopal gas victims have accused 'gas claim courts' of violating Supreme Court orders on registration, adjudication and settlement of compensation claims. More than 40 claim courts function in Bhopal
The Bhopal Government has decided to wind up claim courts for Bhopal gas victims, which are operational since 1992. When the claim courts will be reduced to ten, the number of employees would be
Bhopal Gas Peedit Mahila Udhyog Sangathan along with Gas Peedit Mahila Stationery Karmachari Sangh and Group for Information and Action, jointly took out a rally against the dismissal of case filed
The five-day hearing of witness in the Bhopal Gas Disaster started Monday with the recording of statements of Souman Dey, who was Plant Operator, Control Room, Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) .
Minister for Bhopal Gas Relief Arif Aqueel has said that the Madhya Pradesh state government's request for Rs 50 crores to clean up the toxic waste lying around the Union Carbide's pesticide
An unparalleled disaster caused by the leakage of 41 tonnes of lethal Methyl Isocyanate gas from a multinational Union Carbide Corporation plant in Bhopal 20 years ago is an unprecedented example of
An anniversary story changes tack, a tragedy continues unabated
JAMMU, Dec 2 :Jammu and Kashmir State Pollution Control Board, (SPCB) in collaboration with Association of Industries Jammu, observed
Women victims of the Bhopal Gas leak have launched a campaign to sweep the facilities owned by Dow Chemicals away from India and will be carrying out a demonstration in front of its joint venture
Nearly 1,000 women, who had lost their family members during the December 1984 Bhopal Gas disaster, have urged PM A B Vajpayee to look into their plight and increase the monthly pension they get. The
Finally, almost 19 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, the Madhya Pradesh government has admitted that groundwater was severely contaminated by chemicals and waste dumped in and around the Union
Finally, almost 19 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy, the Madhya Pradesh government has admitted that groundwater was severely contaminated by chemicals and waste dumped in and around the Union
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has admitted a public interest litigation seeking an inquiry into the destruction of 300 samples of viscera of the Bhopal Gas Victims by the State Legal Medico Science
Two organizations working for Bhopal gas disaster victims have held CM DIgvijay Singh "responsible for the spread of pollution" around Union Carbide factory. "We have been drawing the CM's attention