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Bhopal Gas Leak: US Firm That Took Over Union Carbide Has Court Date Today
Nearly 39 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy that killed thousands and affected many more, a representative of the US-based company that took over Union Carbide in 2001 is set to appear in a Madhya Pradesh court today.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to Sport 5.8-Inch Dual-Edge Display, 4000mAh Battery: Report
The company is expected to release the next Note phablet on August 2.
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Petition Urges US Government To Hold Dow Chemicals Accountable For Bhopal Leak
A group of NGOs working for survivors of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy today said they have emailed a petition with over 1 lakh signatories to the White House to mount pressure on Dow Chemicals, owner of Union Carbide Corporation, to appear before a local court next month.
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Petition Calls On White House To Hold Dow Accountable For Bhopal Leak
An online petition on the White House website has called on the Obama administration to stop shielding American multinational Dow Chemical from accountability for corporate crimes in the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy case.
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Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Dow Chemical Fails To Appear In Court For Third Time
For the third consecutive time, US chemical giant Dow Chemical has failed to turn up before a court in Bhopal in connection with 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy case following which the hearing has been posted for July next year.
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Amnesty International Asks India to Raise Bhopal Gas Issue With Barack Obama
Ahead of the keenly-watched India visit of Barack Obama, rights group Amnesty International on Thursday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to raise the issue of Bhopal gas tragedy during his meeting with the US President in India.
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Barack Obama Urged to Raise Bhopal Gas Tragedy With PM Narendra Modi During India Trip
A leading world rights body has requested US President Barack Obama to take up the case of the victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy with the Indian government during his visit to New Delhi as the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations.
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Bhopal: Court summons Dow Chemicals in gas tragedy case
Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), Bhopal, Pankaj Maheshwari issued a notice to Dow Chemicals on Friday to appear before the court on July 4 and present its stand with regard to the Bhopal gas leak disaster of December 1984.
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US launches new project to develop electric-vehicle batteries
The Obama administration launched a fresh $120-million research project, aimed at developing cheaper batteries for electric vehicles.
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Will not drop Dow as sponsor: International Olympics Committee to India
The International Olympic Committee has rejected the sports ministry's demand to remove Dow as sponsors of London Olympics 2012. The committee has said that it will not drop DOW as a sponsor.
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New WikiLeaks and the Bhopal link: Top 10 facts
Whistleblower website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor. The online organisation claims to have proof of the firm's confidential links to large corporations such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co to which it allegedly provided information concerning the activities of activ...
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WikiLeaks new emails allegedly show Dow spied on Bhopal activists
Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor, the anti-secrecy group said.
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Bhopal-Dow Olympic row: Outrage in UK House
British Parliamentarian Barry Gardiner has termed the process that led to the appointment of Dow Chemical Company as a sponsor for the wrap of the main 2012 Olympics stadium a "sham".
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Dow as Olympics sponsor: Is it an insult to Bhopal's injuries?
Dow Chemicals will remain a sponsor for the London Olympics. Chief Executive of the Games, Paul Deighton, categorically said on Friday that the resignation of the Ethics Committee's chief Meredith Alexander will have no bearing on Dow sponsorship. In fact he added that it is India's responsibility to clean up the gas tragedy site in Bhopal.
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Dow will remain a sponsor, says London Olympics organising committee
Despite growing voices against Dow Chemical's association to the 2012 London Olympics, the mega sporting event's organising committee has said that the multinational will continue to remain a sponsor.
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Bhopal Gas Leak: US Firm That Took Over Union Carbide Has Court Date Today
Nearly 39 years after the Bhopal gas tragedy that killed thousands and affected many more, a representative of the US-based company that took over Union Carbide in 2001 is set to appear in a Madhya Pradesh court today.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to Sport 5.8-Inch Dual-Edge Display, 4000mAh Battery: Report
The company is expected to release the next Note phablet on August 2.
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Petition Urges US Government To Hold Dow Chemicals Accountable For Bhopal Leak
A group of NGOs working for survivors of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy today said they have emailed a petition with over 1 lakh signatories to the White House to mount pressure on Dow Chemicals, owner of Union Carbide Corporation, to appear before a local court next month.
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Petition Calls On White House To Hold Dow Accountable For Bhopal Leak
An online petition on the White House website has called on the Obama administration to stop shielding American multinational Dow Chemical from accountability for corporate crimes in the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy case.
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Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Dow Chemical Fails To Appear In Court For Third Time
For the third consecutive time, US chemical giant Dow Chemical has failed to turn up before a court in Bhopal in connection with 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy case following which the hearing has been posted for July next year.
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Amnesty International Asks India to Raise Bhopal Gas Issue With Barack Obama
Ahead of the keenly-watched India visit of Barack Obama, rights group Amnesty International on Thursday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to raise the issue of Bhopal gas tragedy during his meeting with the US President in India.
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Barack Obama Urged to Raise Bhopal Gas Tragedy With PM Narendra Modi During India Trip
A leading world rights body has requested US President Barack Obama to take up the case of the victims of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy with the Indian government during his visit to New Delhi as the chief guest at the Republic Day celebrations.
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Bhopal: Court summons Dow Chemicals in gas tragedy case
Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), Bhopal, Pankaj Maheshwari issued a notice to Dow Chemicals on Friday to appear before the court on July 4 and present its stand with regard to the Bhopal gas leak disaster of December 1984.
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US launches new project to develop electric-vehicle batteries
The Obama administration launched a fresh $120-million research project, aimed at developing cheaper batteries for electric vehicles.
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Will not drop Dow as sponsor: International Olympics Committee to India
The International Olympic Committee has rejected the sports ministry's demand to remove Dow as sponsors of London Olympics 2012. The committee has said that it will not drop DOW as a sponsor.
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New WikiLeaks and the Bhopal link: Top 10 facts
Whistleblower website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor. The online organisation claims to have proof of the firm's confidential links to large corporations such as Bhopal's Dow Chemical Co to which it allegedly provided information concerning the activities of activ...
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WikiLeaks new emails allegedly show Dow spied on Bhopal activists
Whistleblowing website WikiLeaks today began publishing more than five million confidential emails from US-based intelligence firm Stratfor, the anti-secrecy group said.
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Bhopal-Dow Olympic row: Outrage in UK House
British Parliamentarian Barry Gardiner has termed the process that led to the appointment of Dow Chemical Company as a sponsor for the wrap of the main 2012 Olympics stadium a "sham".
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Dow as Olympics sponsor: Is it an insult to Bhopal's injuries?
Dow Chemicals will remain a sponsor for the London Olympics. Chief Executive of the Games, Paul Deighton, categorically said on Friday that the resignation of the Ethics Committee's chief Meredith Alexander will have no bearing on Dow sponsorship. In fact he added that it is India's responsibility to clean up the gas tragedy site in Bhopal.
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Dow will remain a sponsor, says London Olympics organising committee
Despite growing voices against Dow Chemical's association to the 2012 London Olympics, the mega sporting event's organising committee has said that the multinational will continue to remain a sponsor.
