Bhopal A Prayer for Rain, a film on the Bhopal gas tragedy of 1984, was declared tax-free in Madhya Pradesh by chief minister Shivraj Singh
Bhopal The Carbide Timeline
Artist Pete Dunne’s Untitled. Dunne was living in a small town less than 100km from Bhopal at the time of the disaster Tweeter session from
The Ghosts Of Bhopal
Part Four: Mass Tort John P. Coale, lawyer, behind his desk at his 22nd Street office. Dudley Brooks/The Washington Post via Getty Images John Coale
The Ghosts Of Bhopal
Part Three: Post Mortem Dr. Satpathy ordered that each unclaimed body be photographed and identified by number. Dec. 3, 1984. Stones tapping at the window.
The Ghosts of Bhopal
Part Two: Building a New India Daulat Singh Rajput, a local farmer The village square in Dhamarra, 30 kilometres north of Bhopal, is centred
The Ghosts of Bhopal
Part One: Wedding Season Nadir Khan The night was black as batwings and the winds were growing colder as Nadir Khan clocked out of his
Bhopal – Thirty Years Later
Thirty years are enough to heal wounds and rebuild lives. But for the people of Bhopal, their past haunts them and clouds their future. From
Matchbox Museum Bhopal
Something drew him to the colour, vibrancy and intricate pictorials on small wooden boxes which held safety matches. Lure of a phosphorus burst, smell of
Warren Anderson – The Villain Of Bhopal
WARREN M. ANDERSON, the chairman of the Union Carbide Corporation, has not taken his wife Lillian out to dinner much in the past five months.
Act Four Take One
“Arre Sahu miyan, I was looking for you”, startled by the call, Dinesh Sahu looked back to find Azim Bhai waving frantically for him. Catching