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Maitreyee Handique 12:40 AM | October 06,2009
At India’s factories, accidents are just waiting to happen. Hazardous chemicals are not stored away safely; workers who use them are not given adequate training about their handling, let alone proper safety gear. In the second part of a series on industrial safety, Mint examines the absence of norms that turn factory floors into death traps
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PTI 03:03 PM | February 26,2009
A total of 83,937 people were injured due to drunken driving in the three-year period across India
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Kavita Devgan 11:21 PM | February 23,2009
How safe are blood transfusions? Not all blood is safe, and international best practices aren’t always followed in India. Which is why you should know better than to trust these myths...
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P. Manoj and P.R. Sanjai 12:03 AM | December 18,2007
Experts say the draft proposal may not be successful as it doesn’t include ships hired by foreign companies
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02:20 PM | December 05,2007
Car breakdown and car theft can now be alerted through a special software that will automatically connect the owner to the company’s back up office
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Wheelspin/ Murad Ali Baig 09:49 AM | October 30,2007
Most road accidents take place during good weather and on straight dry roads and drunken driving is not the number one reason for road crashes: interesting insights in our fortnightly column
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