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Four labourers killed by goods train in Odisha's Jajpur - Vimarsana News

Four labourers killed by goods train in Odisha's Jajpur

The incident occurred five days after a major accident involving three trains in Odisha's Balasore district, which killed 288 people.

Miraculous Survival: Man Found Alive 48 Hours After Deadly Train Collision In Odisha - Vimarsana News

Miraculous Survival: Man Found Alive 48 Hours After Deadly Train Collision In Odisha

On Sunday evening, relief and rescue workers had concluded for the day at Balasore district where the three trains collided killing 278 and leaving over 1,000 injured.

Father refuses to believe his son died in Odisha train crash, finds him alive in morgue - Vimarsana News

Father refuses to believe his son died in Odisha train crash, finds him alive in morgue

One Kolkata man, who refused to believe his son had died in the Odisha train crash, travelled over 200 km to search for him and finally found him alive – in a morgue.

Odisha Train Tragedy: 101 Bodies Yet To Be Identified - Vimarsana News

Odisha Train Tragedy: 101 Bodies Yet To Be Identified

Around 101 bodies are yet to be identified following the horrific train tragedy, involving the Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, and the goods train in which at least 278 people lost lives in Orissa’s Balasore.

The Banality of the Modi Govt's High-Pitched Ad Campaigns Around Trains - Vimarsana News

The Banality of the Modi Govt's High-Pitched Ad Campaigns Around Trains

The semi-high speed Vande Bharat Express, or similar such trophies, could be yet another predictable idea of the Modi government for pumping up the sentiment of national prestige, but should such propaganda entirely displace critical issues at hand?

Source: thewire.in