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A live television interview of a Nepali couple aired from a hospital helped them find their minor son, who was injured in the June 2 Odisha train accident. The boy was receiving treatment in another hospital.

Nearly 3,000 people monitored by the Railway Ministry's war room worked round the clock for 51 hours to ensure the tracks were laid, bodies cleared and trains running at the Balasore triple train tragedy site that claimed 275 lives.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A live television interview of a Nepali couple aired from one hospital helped it find out its minor son who was injured in the June 2 Odisha train accident and under treatment in another hospital. India News | Live TV Interview Helps Nepali Couple Reunite with Son Injured in Odisha Train Crash.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Coromandel Express, which was one of the three trains involved in the horrific crash and derailment in Odisha, arrived at the Balasore railway station on Wednesday. India News | After Resuming Services, Coromandel Express Reaches Balasore Railway Station.

Gitanjali Datta of Maniabanda in Cuttack district had claimed that her husband Bijay Datta had died in the accident on June 2 and had even identified a body as her husbands. However, after verification of documents, it was found that her claim was false. 📰 Odisha Accident Relief Money: Man Files Case Against Wife Who ‘Faked’ His Death in Balasore Train Tragedy for Rs 10 Lakh Cash Compensation.

খুবই আস্তে জায়গাটা পেরোলাম। বাহানগা বাজার স্টেশন ছুঁয়ে যখন আমাদের ট্রেনটা পেরিয়ে গেল, তখন রাত ৯টা ৩৩। গোটা পর্বে ট্রেনের গতি ছিল ঘণ্টায় মেরেকেটে ২০ কিমি।

Indian Railways to secure the structure that covers the lever frame and signaling equipment with double locks.

A senior railway engineer has hit a dissenting note against the inspection report that blamed signal failure for Odisha train tragedy.

The nine BKU (Charuni) leaders were arrested after a case was lodged under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, the police said, adding that they were produced before a court this afternoon.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party-ruled central government alleging that there were attempts to suppress the cause of the train accident in Odisha.