A month-long protest by NGOs with the slogan -- '37 years of Bhopal Gas Disaster: 37 questions' -- came to an end, which recounted the failures of the Centre in providing justice
The prospect of a compensation will incentivise reporting of deaths and ensure we get more accurate statistics. It will also act as pressure and force govts to control the situation, writes T N Ninan
At least four NGOs working for the survivors of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy wrote to PM demanding the ongoing trials for Covaxin, be stopped in the MP capital in view of the "gross violation of laws"
Courts and tribunals have struck down at least three efforts in the past three years by the environment ministry to dilute or waive environmental rules
There is absolutely no justification for continuing to delay the granting of additional compensation to the gas victims, the organisations said
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A five-judge bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra also said that the plea would be heard by the apex court in a "different combination" of judges.
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The bench was scheduled to hear the curative petition filed by the Centre seeking a direction to Union Carbide and other firms for Rs 7844 crore for additional funds
The activists said the "neglect" of the BMHRC, set up especially for the survivors, was the testimony to the suffering undergone by them over the past three-and-half decades
Centre's curative petition seeks Rs 7,844 crore more from successor firms of Union Carbide
Over 3,000 people had died in the tragedy due to release of methyl isocyanate gas
Over 15,000 people were killed after the poisonous gas leaked from the pesticide plant of UCIL in the city
Over 15,000 people were killed after the poisonous gas leaked from the pesticide plant of UCIL in Bhopal
Thirty-two years of agonising existence after the infamous gas leak in Bhopal have only aggravated the pain of victims
To protest against their 'inhuman' approach towards those locals, who are still suffering due to toxic waste on the premises of now-defunct Union Carbide Factory