The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Thursday allowed the state government to dispose of the chemical waste from the defunct Union Carbide factory in Bhopal.

The Pollution Control Board has advised a private company for necessary work at its Pithampur waste disposal plant to safely ...

A massive fire at a pipe manufacturing unit in Madhya Pradesh's Dhar has engulfed the area in the blaze, with dark clouds covering the sky., India News News - Times Now ...

India is planning to ease its nuclear liability laws by capping accident-related penalties for equipment suppliers, in an ...

Union Carbide factory, the site of the deadly gas leak ... At the time of the gas tragedy, Bhopal's population was around 8.5 lakh. Nearly 5.2 lakh persons, including 2 lakh children and about ...

Reuters reported that the move may be to make India’s market more lucrative for foreign manufacturers, mostly U.S. firms, ...

Of the 350 tonnes of waste that was transported from the defunct Union Carbide factory in Bhopal to ... are better ways of disposal…,” Bhopal gas tragedy activist Rachna Dhingra, who appeared ...

The Jabalpur bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court while answering a reference made by a single judge, clarified that an ...