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As News18 reached Shalimar railway station, there were long queues from 1pm, even though the train was scheduled to depart at 3.20pm. The queue to board the unreserved coaches, one of the worst hit in the accident, was long

As we inch towards 2024 and the next general election, no surprise that even a deadly train wreck is fodder for political jousts

BHUBANESWAR, India: Families of the victims of India’s deadliest train crash in decades filled a hospital in Bhubaneswar city on Monday (Jun 5) to identify and collect bodies of relatives,

At the Shalimar railway station, people were seen queuing up at inquiry desks and contacting the station master for information about trains plying between Kolkata and, cities like Chennai and Puri.

Survivors recount seeing mangled metal and hearing the cries of children in the chaotic first moments after the train crash in the state of Odisha in India.

Questions are also being asked about a near disaster in February 2023, when a failure of the railways signalling system sent a passenger train on a collision course with a goods train.

‘We don’t know how and why this happened as the route interlock signal works fine millions of times every day across India.’ By SYED FIRDAUS ASHRAF Three days after the tragic triple train accident in Odisha that claimed 288 lives, there are more questions than answers on how and why it happened. All kinds of

Manto Kumar was traveling on the Coromandel Express with six of his friends when his train compartment began to violently shake like an earthquake.

Md Tanveer said his elder brother used to work at a factory in Chennai and had come home to see his newborn

Kolkata, June 5: The Chennai-bound Coromandel Express from Shalimar would have derailed even if it had not collided with the freight train at Bahanaga Bazaar station near Odishas Balasore on Friday evening, senior railway officials said.