This file contains a write-up on the Bhopal gas disaster and correspondence by Satinath Sarangi of the National Organizing Committee for the International Medical Commission on Bhopal. This file also has a list of members of the Bhopal Medical Investigation team with a brief summary of their curriculum vitae. Enclosures are retained as found. The remaining enclosures can be found in 'Curriculum Vitae enclosed with correspondence by Satinath Sarangi - 1' and 'Curriculum Vitae enclosed with correspondence by Satinath Sarangi - 2'

This file contains the curriculum vitae of members of the International Medical Commission on Bhopal. These files were enclosed with a letter by Satinath Sarangi of the National Organizing Committee for the International Medical Commission on Bhopal. For correspondence refer to 'Correspondence regarding the Bhopal gas tragedy and Curriculum Vitae' and the other enclosures can be found in 'Curriculum Vitae enclosed with correspondence by Satinath Sarangi - 1'. This file also contains a letter from Satinath Sarangi to PM Bhargava.

This file contains correspondence with P Khanna and Satinath Sarangi regarding the findings of the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) and the Pollution Control Board's investigations. Additionally, correspondence regarding the Sambhavna Trust with Manmohan Singh and Satinath Sarangi is included. Also included is a letter from RA Mashelkar. It includes some handwritten notes and a letter from UT Balerao. Enclosures are kept just as they were found.

This file contains correspondence regarding foreign contribution regulation from the Ministry of Home Affairs with an 'FC-1A' form enclosed with it. It also contains a letter regarding medical issues concerning the survivors and a petition for the protection of the right to life of the Bhopal gas tragedy victims. This file contains a handwritten note and a few annotated pages.

This file contains correspondence with the Ministry of Home Affairs regarding prior permission for accepting foreign contributions under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act. It also contains correspondence from the Pesticides Trust and a travel receipt. Additionally, a letter on the meeting of the Sambhavna Trust in Bhopal, a press statement, a letter on the next meeting, and a mail with the report of the meeting on a verbal autopsy are also included in this file. This file contains a handwritten note and a few annotated pages. Enclosures are retained as found.

This file contains correspondence about the establishment of an independent committee to monitor medical relief for the victims of the disaster. It also has letters addressed to the former prime minister, Manmohan Singh. Additionally, it has correspondence regarding the advisory body set up by the Supreme Court and an enclosed copy of the Supreme Court judgment on the writ petition filed by two organizations following the Bhopal gas tragedy. It contains two annotated pages. Enclosures are retained as found.

This file contains the agenda for the third meeting of the advisory committee. It also contains two copies of an 'Action Taken Report on Minutes of the Second Meeting of the Advisory Committee Constituted by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India'.

This file contains correspondence pertaining to the fourth meeting of the advisory committee. This file contains correspondence with Sanjay Saxena and the convener of the advisory committee Agnes Xalxo. It also contains an email from C Sathyamala to VM Katoch about the meeting and a note titled 'Written Submission for Consideration of the Advisory Committee at its Meeting on 13 August 2009 at New Delhi' addressed to him. Enclosures are retained as found.

This file contains newspaper articles and writings from 1996 to 1998 pertaining to the Bhopal gas tragedy. It also contains a press statement from Satinath Sarangi and a few handwritten notes. It also contains an annotated newspaper.

This file contains an audit report for the Sambhavna Trust for March 2009. Enclosures have been retained as found.

This file contains a write-up titled 'The Toxic Legacy of Union Carbide in Bhopal' and a status report on Bhopal on the 11th anniversary of the tragedy.

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