A local organisation opposing the disposal of the Union Carbide waste in Madhya Pradesh's Pithampur area on Tuesday said it would move the Supreme Court or launch a fresh agitation if the state govern

As toxic waste from the Union Carbide factory reaches Re Sustainability’s incineration facility in Pithampur, local residents express deep concerns over safety while authorities struggle to build public trust in the disposal process.

Normalcy has returned to Pithampur after protests over 337 tonnes of hazardous waste disposal from the Bhopal gas tragedy. The Madhya Pradesh High Court's ruling provided relief, and the situation is now peaceful.

The Madhya  Pradesh High Court had pulled up the state government on December 3 for the 40-year delay in disposing of the waste. It had set a four-week deadline to transport it to a disposal site.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Monday (January 6, 2025) gave the State Government six weeks in connection with the disposing off the Union Carbide ’s waste from the Bhopal gas tragedy.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav encouraged people of Pithampur to present their case in court regarding Union Carbide waste disposal after t

Senior officials inspected a unit in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, amid rumors about missing toxic waste containers linked to the Bhopal gas tragedy. Despite protests over potential environmental harm, authorities confirmed all 12 containers were accounted for.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav supports Pithampur residents in approaching court over Union Carbide waste disposal issue.

Tension escalated at the Ramky Enviro Industries factory near Tarpura village on Saturday as a mob, spooked by rumours, threw stones at the facility, causing significant damage to vehicles. The unrest is linked to ongoing protests against the disposal of Union Carbide Company (UCC) toxic waste.