IMPLICATIONS OF INDUSTRIAL HAZARDS ON THE STATUS OF COMMUNITY SAFETY AND SUSTAINABILITY- A DIALOGUE ON INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS AND LIABILITY THEREOF

Abstract

The fast industrialization and aggressiveness in commercial enterprises has conveyed to the lime light the natural issues in businesses. The disastrous mischance in Bhopal in India in December 1984 and comparable such mishaps in different parts of the world in the past has likewise drawn parcel of concern of the world group with respect to the ecological issues, security and wellbeing conditions in commercial ventures. The mainstream recognition about commercial ventures by and large has been that they are ecological unpleasant and are the central polluters. Commercial ventures too have reinforced such a perspective by taking as much time as required in adjusting to cleaner advancements and in the recognition of good business rehearse. The study put light on the pertinence of the Doctrine of Rylands in the Indian point of view.