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Remembering British Safety Council India colleague, Anindita Sengupta

It was with great sadness that the staff of British Safety Council India learnt of the passing of their much-loved and respected colleague Anindita Sengupta, following a long and courageous health battle.

By British Safety Council India on 17 September 2026

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Fatal falls in India: why are the numbers not declining?

Despite widespread awareness of safe working procedures and equipment, falls from hieght remain one of the leading causes of workplace death and serious injury in India. Critics say problems such as time pressures and inadequate training lie at the root of many of these incidents, but others are hopeful that the new Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code will herald a reduction in falls by driving improvements in training, competence and supervision more widely.

By Orchie Bandyopadhyay on 17 September 2026

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Company fined £300,000 after surgeons forced to save man’s arm after it is severed by machine

A clinical waste disposal company has been fined £300,000 after a court heard how surgeons had to spend six hours re-attaching a man’s arm after it was severed below the elbow in an unsafe machine.

By Thomas Tevlin on 02 September 2026

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Learning that saves lives

Success can sometimes be a problem. The better we become at preventing incidents, the harder it can be to see what is actually preventing them.

By Mike Robinson, chief executive, British Safety Council on 11 September 2026