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Mulund 2003 bomb blast: Crime branch moves application for DNA test of suspect's relatives - Vimarsana News

Mulund 2003 bomb blast: Crime branch moves application for DNA test of suspect's relatives

On March 13, 2003 a powerful blast occurred at Mulund railway station resulting in the loss of over 10 lives and injuring 70 people

Explosion in Russian border region derails freight train - Vimarsana News

Explosion in Russian border region derails freight train

An explosion in the Russian border region of Bryansk derailed a freight train on Monday, authorities said.

2 Killed, 9 Injured In Passenger Train Blast In Pakistan's Punjab: Report - Vimarsana News

2 Killed, 9 Injured In Passenger Train Blast In Pakistan's Punjab: Report

At least two people were killed and nine injured in a blast inside a passenger train in Pakistan's Punjab province on Thursday, according to media reports.

Source: ndtv.com
Mumbai train blast case: Information compromises country's security, can't be disclosed under RTI, says Delhi HC - Vimarsana News

Mumbai train blast case: Information compromises country's security, can't be disclosed under RTI, says Delhi HC

Delhi High court on Friday dismissed the appeal of Ehtesham Quubddin Siddiqui, a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai Train blast case against the Central Information Commission's order.

Can't Disclose Intelligence Report Under RTI: Delhi High Court To 2006 Mumbai Blast Convict - Vimarsana News

Can't Disclose Intelligence Report Under RTI: Delhi High Court To 2006 Mumbai Blast Convict

Delhi High court on Friday dismissed the appeal of Ehtesham Quubddin Siddiqui, a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai Train blast case against the Central Information Commission's order.

Source: ndtv.com