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In the meeting, Silawat directed the extension of the route to Nipania. mayor Pushyamitra Bhargav expressed that the allocation of routes for e-rickshaws would contribute to smoother traffic in the city. He emphasized the need for route determination to enhance the convenience of e-rickshaw transportation. Bhargav had recently given directives to remove encroachments on the Link Road of the two recently developed paths.

Railway Police have arrested three women for smuggling charas in Bettiah city of Bihar."The three accused were carrying 4.5 kg charas valued at Rs 1 crore," Umesh Kumar, DSP Railway of Bettiah said.He identified the accused as Urmila Kumari, a ...

The Railway Protection Force (RPF), along with staff members, recovered a blue trolley inside coach number C7 of the Vande Bharat Express at Platform Number 2 at Guwahati Railway Station on October

The unidentified woman, while boarding the train, lost her balance and slept into the gap between the footboard and platform. Overwhelmed with fear, she starts crying for help, catching the attention of Constable Anju Yadav, who was on patrolling duty at Platform Number 6.

Officials from the railway said that Bore and Sonu got into a fight over the ticket.

Victim Sonu was allegedly pushed from the Dibrugarh-New Delhi Rajdhani Express on Platform Number 2 of Bareilly Junction railway station in the morning, they said.

An army man lost his leg and is in critical condition after a TTE allegedly pushed him under a moving train following an argument here on Thursday, officials said.

A constable at the Kalyan Railway Station near Mumbai saved a pregnant woman from falling into the gap between the train and the platform on Monday, CCTV footage of the platform showed.

How the pandemic shut down business for this bookseller on local trains in Bengal Dipankar Kundu would make Rs 15,000 a month selling books to suburban rail passengers. Dipankar Kundu in a train, where he sells books. | Joydip Mishra “During the lockdown I realised, for the first time, that my books are heavy.” Sitting cross-legged on a concrete slab on Platform Number 1 in a deserted Shyamnagar Railway Station, Dipankar Kundu, 44, tells me of this and other realisations...