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Negligence, mismanagement that led to Puri temple stampede inexcusable: Mallikarjun KhargeMallikarjun Kharge expressed deep sorrow over the stampede near Shree Gundicha Temple in Puri, which resulted in three deaths and numerous ...- Goa stampede: Police directives on CCTV cameras, barricades not implemented ahead of temple festA tragic stampede at the Shree Lairai Temple festival in Goa, claiming six lives, has sparked controversy. Despite police directives to ins...
- Visakhapatnam wall collapse: Death toll rises to 8; PM Modi, CM Naidu announce ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh & Rs 25 lakhA tragic incident occurred at Sri Varaha Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple in Simhachalam. A wall collapsed during the Chandanotsavam festival...
- 7 devotees killed in stampede during temple ceremony in TNThe tragedy occurred when hundreds of people gathered for the 'padikasu' (temple coin) distribution ceremony at the 'Karuppasamy' (a rural ...
- HC grants bail to all 41 accused in temple fireworks tragedyKerala High Court today granted bail to all the 41 accused in the Puttingal Devi temple fire work tragedy, that claimed 109 lives at Paravo...
- Murder charges to be slapped against accused in Kerala temple tragedyThere are 26 accused, including 15 temple managing committee members and workers of the contractors of the firework display held on April 1...
- Thrissur Pooram festival ends without any incidentUnprecedented security and disaster preparedness had been put in place for the smooth conduct of the last 36-hours of the seven-day Pooram ...
- Why the Kollam tragedy has had little effect on Kerala's best known temple festival, Thrissur PooramThe two temple trusts conducting the festival pick a licensee for the fireworks, each with a budget of Rs 20-25 lakh.
- Pooram will be celebrated in line with HC guidelines: Oommen ChandyThrissur Pooram will be celebrated in line with the guidelines issued by the High Court to ensure safety and security.
- Necessary steps will be taken for conduct of Pooram: Kerala governmentThe Forest Department had yesterday issued notice to two major Devaswoms organising the Pooram imposing restrictions on parading elephants.
- Kollam temple tragedy: Explosives could have been smuggled via sea route from ChinaWith firecrackers from Sivakasi not allowed into Kollam for the annual event, the suspicion is that the organisers may have sourced them fr...
- Fireworks not to be part of any temple festival, says AP govtJ S V Prasad issued an order to this effect and directed executive officers of all temples in the state to take necessary precautionary mea...
- Travancore Devaswom Board says no ban on fireworks in temple festivalsThe board has issued a circular to all temples under it, directing that the fireworks display be carried out only in compliance with rules ...
- Vladimir Putin condoles loss of lives in Kerala temple tragedyVladimir Putin today expressed condolences to the top Indian leadership over a massive fire tragedy at a Kerala temple that left 100 people...
- Country mourns Kerala temple tragedy, fireworks safety in focusA large number of people died when concrete chunks and iron grills from the structures fell on those who had gathered to watch the festivit...
- Pakistan offers condolences over Kerala temple tragedy"The people and the government of Pakistan express their deep condolences on the loss of precious lives, resulting from a fire in the templ...
- IMA to move HC seeking ban on fireworks displayThe fire erupted when sparks emanating from a fireworks display ignited a store room filled with crackers and pyrotechnic material.
- Congress blames 'mismanagement' for Datia temple stampedeAjay Singh expressed grief over the tragedy at Ratangarh and demanded a compensation of Rs five lakh each for the victims' families.
- Jodhpur: 150 dead in stampedeDeath toll at Chamunda Devi temple stampede has reached 150.
- Devotees continue to trek to Naina Devi templeUndeterred by the tragedy that struck in the Naina Devi temple in which 146 pilgrims were killed in a stampade, devotees continued to trek ...
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