Fourth part of a twelve-part series to commemorate forty years of the quest for justice for the Bhopal Gas Tragedy victims.

According to reports, at the time of the gas tragedy, Bhopal's population was around 8.5 lakh, and nearly 5.2 lakh persons, including 2 lakh children and about 3,000 pregnant women, were then ...

What Was Bhopal Gas Tragedy? Know All About The World's Worst Industrial Disaster On Its 40th... Pratham Pungwani, who is just 5-and-half-year-old, struggles to sit or walk and suffers frequent ...

Bhopal: Just after midnight as poisonous plumes of smoke wafted through the Indian city of Bhopal four decades ago, Gas Devi was born ... Protection Agency. "This tragedy is showing no signs ...

PREMIUM Bhopal: Survivors of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy during a protest rally ... the amount agreed was minuscule considering that the original claim was for $3.3 billion. Seven Indian employees ...

NEW DELHI -- Forty years ago, the Indian city of Bhopal became the site of a disaster that has been called the worst industrial accident in history. The leak of methyl isocyanate, a lethal gas ...

Bhopal: The Bhopal disaster, which is also known as the Bhopal gas tragedy, was a chemical leak that occurred on December 2-3, 1984, at a Union Carbide pesticide plant in Madhya Pradesh's capital ...

Second part of a twelve-part series to commemorate forty years of the quest for justice for the Bhopal Gas Tragedy victims. Read Part 1 here. Hurdles were created not only for proper medical ...

In the intervening night of December 2-3, 1984, highly toxic gas methyl isocyanate (MIC) leaked from the Union Carbide factory, killing 5,479 people and maiming more than five lakh others.