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    Nagpur Explosives Factory Blast: Congress Blames Govt Negligence

    Mumbai, March 4 The recent explosion at an explosives manufacturing unit in Nagpur, in which 19 people died, is the result of government negligence, Congress legislature party leader Vijay Wadettiwar alleged in the Maharashtra assembly on Wednesday.Claiming that 43 workers have lost their...
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    Blast at Nagpur Explosives Unit Kills 19; Automation Proposed

    Nagpur, March 2 A day after a powerful explosion at a detonator manufacturing unit in Nagpur district killed 19 workers, a senior Maharashtra minister on Monday said that the private company operating the facility was "negligent" as it failed to follow safety measures.Revenue Minister...
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    SBL Energy Limited Blast: Compensation, Accountability, and Future Safety Measures

    Nagpur, March 2 Maharashtra minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule said on Monday that the SBL Energy Limited, based in Nagpur, was "negligent" in the blast that claimed 19 lives, and the explosives manufacturer failed to follow safety measures.The Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation...
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    Maharashtra Factory Blast: Fatal Incident Reveals Safety Concerns

    Nagpur, March 2 Maharashtra minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule said on Monday that there was "negligence" on the part of SBL Energy Limited, based in Nagpur, where an explosion claimed 19 lives, and that the explosives manufacturer did not follow proper safety measures.The company will provide...
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    Maharashtra Factory Explosion: Investigation Launched, Nine Directors Held

    Nagpur, March 2 Police have arrested nine directors of an explosives manufacturing company in Nagpur district of Maharashtra, where an explosion claimed the lives of 18 people, officials said on Monday.The Kalmeshwar police here have registered a case against 21 directors and shareholders of...
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    Nagpur Factory Blast: Former Minister Blames Lack of Safety Audits

    Nagpur, March 1 The lack of proper safety audits of companies that manufacture explosives has led to an increase in the number of explosions at such facilities in the Nagpur district, according to former Maharashtra home minister and NCP (SP) leader Anil Deshmukh, who made the claim on Sunday...
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