The Indian Chernobyl | Bhopal Gas Tragedy | Look Through Worlds Biggest Industrial Disaster After 40 Years
Bhopal Gas Tragedy: A Comprehensive Analysis of the World’s Worst Industrial Disaster A Brief Introduction Bhopal Tragedy In the silence of a winter night, on December 2, 1984, the city of Bhopal, India, unknowingly stood on the brink of catastrophe. A toxic cloud of Methyl Isocyanate (MIC) gas silently escaped from a poorly maintained pesticide plant owned by Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL). By dawn, thousands had perished in their sleep. Those who survived awoke to blindness, suffocation, and irreversible trauma. This was not merely an industrial accident — it was a consequence of negligence, cost-cutting, weak regulation, and systemic failure. With over half a million people exposed and tens of thousands dead or injured, the Bhopal Gas Tragedy remains a somber reminder of what happens when profit overshadows safety. This report presents a detailed, evidence-backed analysis of the disaster, examining the corporate structure of Union Carbide, the h...