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Railways cancels 30 trains for 42 days: Check list hereHowever, the Railways in an official statement said that the cancellation of 30 trains is temporary, and the services will be restored afte...- 586 train accidents in last 5 years; 53% due to derailmentsNearly 53 per cent of the 586 train accidents in the last five years were due to derailments with the Utkal Express derailment being the la...
- 586 train accidents in last 5 years; 53 per cent due to derailmentsOver 20 people died and 97 were injured after 14 coaches of the Utkal Express derailed near Muzzafarnagar in western Uttar Pradesh on Satur...
- Poll-bound UP to get nine more trains shortlyCatering to the growing demand, Railways is also planning to extend the service of Kamayani Express between Lokmanya Tilak Terminus and Var...
- Noted litterateur Surendra Upadhyay passes awayNoted litterateur and former chairman of Rajasthan Brijbhasha Academy, Professor Surendra Upadhyay died due to cardiac arrest here.
- NHRC issues notice to Railways on Harda train mishapNHRC said that as many as 25 passengers died and 50 were injured when two trains - Kamayani Express and Janta Express -derailed.
- MP twin train derailment: Death toll climbs to 29 with recovery of one more bodyThe death toll in the twin train derailment in Madhya Pradesh's Harda district has gone up to 29, with the recovery of one more body.
- Janta Express survivors reach Mumbai in relief trainA relief train carrying survivors of the Janta Express that derailed in MP's Harda district reached the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus this mornin...
- Suresh Prabhu calls Harda derailment a natural calamity; officials feel warning signs ignoredPrabhu may regret the choice of his words when he described the twin railway derailment in Harda, Madhya Pradesh, as a “natural calamity”.
- 25 killed, 50 injured in Madhya Pradesh twin train derailmentTwenty five people were killed and 50 others injured when two express trains passing each other derailed while crossing a railway bridge.
- Twin train mishap in Madhya Pradesh: Passengers recount horrorTwo express trains derailed into a river in MP after flood water weakened the tracks, killing more than twenty people on August 4, 2015.
- PM Narendra Modi announces Rs 2 lakh for derailment victimsPrime Minister Narendra Modi announced an ex-gratia of Rs two lakh for the kin of each of those killed in the twin train derailments in Mad...
- Give priority to safety than pursuing grandiose projects: CPI-MExpressing shock over death of 29 people in twin train derailment in Madhya Pradesh, CPI(M) today demanded Centre to give priority to safet...
- President Pranab Mukherjee condoles loss of lives in twin train accident in MPPresident Pranab Mukherjee condoled the loss of lives in derailment of Kamayani Express and Janata Express trains in Madhya Pradesh
- Harda twin train mishap: Central Railways cancels 10 trains"The Kamayani Express and Janta Express which were involved in the accident have also been cancelled for today and tomorrow," he said.
- At least 24 dead, several injured as Kamayani Express, Janata Express derailKamayani Express enroute to Varanasi from Mumbai derailed near Harda, about 160 kms from Bhopal, while the Janata Express derailed around t...
- 29 killed, 25 hurt in MP twin train derailmentNearly 25 passengers were so far reported injured after two trains derailed while crossing a swollen Machak river near Harda in Madhya Prad...
- Washout of track led to derailment of two trains: Railway Minister Suresh PrabhuSeven coaches of Mumbai-Varanasi Kamayani Express as well as five bogies and engine of Mumbai-Jabalpur Janata Express derailed late last ni...
- Helpline booth in Bihar after train derailment in MPA railway official said that the railways has also set up two other helpline booths at Danapur and Rajendra Nagar from where the train depa...
- PM Narendra Modi expresses distress over twin train accident in MPPrime Minister Narendra Modi today expressed distress and pain over the loss of lives in twin train accident in Madhya Pradesh.
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