Bhopal, Union Carbide

After 40 Years After Bhopal Gas Tragedy, Union Carbide's Toxic Waste To Be Disposed 250 KM From Bhopal
The highly toxic gas methyl isocyanate leaked factory on the intervening night of December 2-3, 1984, killed 5,479 people and left more than five lakh with health problems and long-term disabilities.
Bhopal gas tragedy: How govt plans to safely dispose of 337MT of hazardous Union Carbide waste
Gas tragedy relief department director Swatantra Kumar Singh assured that the incineration of toxic waste from the Union Carbide plant at Pithampur wo
After four decades, Union Carbide toxic waste to be shifted 250 km from Bhopal for disposal
The waste of Bhopal gas tragedy is a stigma which is going to disappear after 40 years. We will dispose it by sending it safely to Pithampur,”
Toxic remains of Bhopal gas tragedy to be shifted: How will it be done?
Around 40 years after the world's worst industrial disaster at Bhopal, the toxic waste left behind is finally being moved. How is this critical operation being carried out? Watch the video to find out
Bhopal gas tragedy: 40 years after, Union Carbide toxic waste set to be shifted 250 km from city for disposal
The 377 tonnes of hazardous waste will be disposed of at an incineration site in Pithampur near Indore, around 250 km from Bhopal. Officials said initially some part of the waste will be burnt at the disposal unit of Pithampur.
40 years on, Union Carbide toxic waste set to be shifted 250 km from Bhopal for disposal
Decades after the Bhopal gas tragedy, efforts to dispose of 337 metric tonnes of hazardous waste have sparked debates over environmental safety, with protests in Pithampur highlighting lingering concerns and mistrust.
Bhopal Power Cut Plan December 31: Power To Remain Disrupted In BDA Colony, Spring Valley, Pride Colony & More; Check Full List
Bhopal residents are advised of planned power outages across various areas of the city on December 31, 2024, as part of the ...
Bhopal gets into partying mode, spirits soar on NY-Eve
People, particularly youngsters, booked their place at hip and happening places in the city and were seen working with their friends on what else they could do to keep the celebrations going, even ...