tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12755264.post9093867588584897581..comments2007-08-01T12:32:58.813-07:00Gopal Krishnahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17801809794795753601krishnagreen@gmail.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12755264.post-82453905125146910582007-08-01T12:32:00.000-07:002007-08-01T12:32:00.000-07:00Blue Lady in News (July 2007)<BR/>1. 'Radioactive material aboard Blue Lady'<BR/>Times of India, India - 29 Jul 2007<BR/>NEW DELHI: New evidence emerged on Wednesday that the controversial 'Blue Lady' ship, sent to India for dismantling, might have radioactive material on ...<BR/><BR/>2. NGO wants Gujarat Govt to explain 'hurried sale' of Blue Lady oil<BR/>NewKerala.com, UNI India - 30 Jul 2007<BR/>The oil has been sold in the market without the Supreme Court's permission, it said here, pointing out that the apex Court, which heard the Blue Lady (SS ...<BR/><BR/>3. Platform on Shipbreaking challenges clean chit to 'Blue lady'<BR/>Times of India, India - 25 Jul 2007<BR/>... a committee of technical experts (CTE), constituted by the Supreme Court, for the entry of Norwegian ship Blue Lady into the Indian territorial waters. ...<BR/><BR/>4. Blue Lady, a virtual death hole for workers<BR/>Merinews, India - 26 Jul 2007<BR/>CITING A LETTER written by former Project Manager of ‘Blue Lady’, the Indian Platform on Ship Breaking, a consortium of Labour and Trade unions as well as ...<BR/><BR/>5. Blue Lady: SC seeks NGO response on panel report<BR/>Ahmedabad Newsline, Indian Express - 26 Jul 2007<BR/>The apex court had made it clear that dismantling of the controversial ship, popularly known as ‘Blue Lady,’ will not take place without its clearance. ...<BR/><BR/>6. Evidence of Radioactive Material on Blue Lady<BR/>OneWorld.net, UK - 26 Jul 2007<BR/>New evidence submitted by the former project manager of SS Norway (Blue Lady) reveals that the toxic ship-for-scrap renamed Blue Lady and currently anchored ...<BR/>7. Activists oppose hazardous ship's Alang plan<BR/>NewKerala.com, India - 25 Jul 2007<BR/>New Delhi, July 25: Trade unions and NGOs Wednesday opposed a move to break the Norwegian ship Blue Lady at the Alang shipyard in Gujarat saying it ...<BR/>8. Activists oppose hazardous ship's Alang plan<BR/>India PRwire (Press Release), India - 25 Jul 2007<BR/>The Blue Lady, a cruise liner formerly known as SS Norway, was reported to be 4000 metres off Alang Wednesday evening. All India Trade Union Congress ...<BR/>9. Activists oppose hazardous ship's Alang plan<BR/>Monsters and Critics.com, UK - 25 Jul 2007<BR/>The Supreme Court is to hear the trade unions' plea against allowing Blue Lady an entry at Alang Thursday. Ganguly said all ships sent to Alang, ...<BR/>10. Platform on Shipbreaking challenges clean chit to 'Blue lady'<BR/>Economic Times, India - 25 Jul 2007<BR/>... a committee of technical experts (CTE), constituted by the Supreme Court, for the entry of Norweigian ship Blue Lady into the Indian territorial waters. ...<BR/>11. Ship`s dismantling, SC seeks NGO`S response on panel`s report<BR/>Zee News, India - 26 Jul 2007<BR/>... committee's recommendations to allow dismantling of the controversial toxic-laden Norwegian ship "blue lady" anchored at the Alang coast in Gujarat. ...<BR/>12. Blue Lady Mint 26 Jul 2007 <BR/>Platform on Shipbreaking, a consortium of labour and trade unions, today questioned the clean chit given by a committee of technical experts (CTE), constituted by the Supreme Court alleging that permitting the ship to dock at Indian coast would prove disastrous as the vessel has huge contents of radioactive material. <BR/>13. Blue Lady makes environmentalists see red DNA<BR/>14. Activists oppose hazardous ship's Alang plan <BR/>in.news.yahoo.com/070725/<BR/><BR/>The Blue Lady, a cruise liner formerly known as SS Norway, was reported to be 4000 metres off Alang Wednesday evening. ...<BR/>15. Platform on Shipbreaking challenges clean chit to 'Blue lady'<BR/>The former project manager of SS Norway (Blue Lady) has submitted an evidence ... they are exported to India for breaking", has specifically directed that ...<BR/>us.oneworld.net/article/view/151684 - 34k - 31 Jul 2007Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com