Voluntary groups fighting for the Bhopal gas tragedy survivors have said the decision of the Group of Ministers (GoM) to dispose of Union Carbide toxic waste to Germany was only a partial solution to

A Group of Ministers (GoM) on Friday gave its approval to Madhya Pradesh government to dispose of 350 metric tonnes of Union Carbide toxic waste in Germany.

As per the decision, the Centre will pay

The Indian Olympic Association is threatening a boycott of the London 2012 Games in protest against a sponsorship deal with Dow Chemical.

Dow Chemical bought Union Carbide Corporation, whose former I

As the year-long countdown begins for the 2012 London Olympics, organisers here have been hit by the first major controversy around the mega sporting event with activists of Bhopal gas disaster plann

New Delhi: The External Affairs Ministry does not know who was its minister in December, 1984 when Bhopal Gas tragedy accused Warren Anderson, the then Union Carbide Chief, left the country after secu

The United States on Friday said that the Bhopal gas tragedy is a closed case now.

"Yes" state department spokesman, Mr P.J. Crowley, told reporters when asked if US considers Bhopal gas tragedy as

India has no plan to ban Dow Chemicals in the country while the due process of law will be followed in fixing civil and criminal liabilities of the firm in the 1984 Bhopal gas disaster.

"There is no

Amidst raging controversy over the escape of Bhopal Gas leak case accused Warren Anderson, the Prime Minister's Office has said it has no records of phone calls received from any US government officia

The Supreme Court on Monday accepted the resignation of former Chief Justice of India, Mr A.M. Ahmadi, as the Chairman of the Bhopal Memorial Hospital Trust (BMHT) and allowed the Centre to take over