India train tragedy: 50 bodies still unclaimed as families of victims await closure after Odisha accident

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The tragic train accident in Odisha's Balasore on June 2 has raised concerns about the safety of the Indian Railways, which is the world's fourth-largest rail network. On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG of Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director of the Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to this terrible tragedy. Know more in this interview with Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director of the Railway Board.

Balasore triple train crash: how safe is India’s rail network?

The tragic train accident in Odisha's Balasore on June 2 has raised concerns about the safety of the Indian Railways, which is the world's fourth-largest rail network. On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG of Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director of the Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to this terrible tragedy.

The tragic train accident in Odisha's Balasore on June 2 has raised concerns about the safety of the Indian Railways, which is the world's fourth-largest rail network. On The India Story this week, Vikram Chandra speaks to Ravinder Gupta, Former DG of Safety at Indian Railways, and Prempal Sharma, Former Executive Director of the Indian Railway Board, to shed light on the factors that led to this terrible tragedy. Know more in this interview with Ravinder Gupta, Former DG Safety in Indian Railways.

India: CBI takes over Odisha triple-train crash probe; railways hint at sabotage

A three-train tragedy rocked India as the deadliest rail crash in over 20 years and people are still coming to terms with the accident. At least 275 people lost their lives and around 1200 were injured. At the latest, the government Railways police have registered a First Information Report or a FIR against unknown persons for causing death by negligence and endangering life. The FIR has been registered under various sanctions sections of the Indian Penal Code.

Odisha train tragedy: FIR filed against unnamed people for causing death by negligence

Odisha train collision: Nearly 100 bodies await identification after fatal accident

Here’s how Odisha trains collision occurred: Indian railway officials give minute-by-minute details

The Odisha train accident killed 275 people in India. The Indian Railway Minister has attributed the horrific collision to a change in the electronic interlocking and said that all will soon be revealed in a report. Train services resumed on the tragedy-hit route 51 hours after the accident. Watch to know more in this interview with Akhil Agrawal, former Director General of the Railway Board.

Odisha train tragedy report reveals grave flaw in India Railways

Odisha train tragedy: Rail services resume | India News

India witnessed its worst Railway tragedy in decades as stories of despair and grief are pouring out the eyewitnesses have been sharing their tales of trauma and survival. Many recalled how there was chaos all around and how they could never imagine that a tragedy like this would fall upon them. The horrific accident happened on Friday, June 2, when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a goods train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches.

Survivors' accounts of the Odisha Tragedy as many mourn the loss of families, loved ones

At least 294 people were killed and over 1000 injured in an accident on Friday, June 2, after an accident involving three trains. The horrific accident happened when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a goods train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches. According to the Indian Ministry of Railways, search and rescue operations have now been completed at the derailment site, and the restoration work has commenced. The railway Minister and other senior officials stayed through the night as the restoration work continued.

Odisha train tragedy: 294 dead, 1000 injured, rescue operations conclude

At least 288 people were killed and over 900 injured in an accident on Friday, June 2, after an accident involving three trains. The horrific accident happened when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a good train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches.

Odisha train tragedy: 288 dead, 900 injured, initial report blames the signal failure

India train tragedy: Railway Board recommends CBI probe, announces railway minister

Odisha train crash: Survivors recount horror; restoration work begins as PM lauds locals’ courage, compassion

As India Grieves its worst train disaster in 28 years condolences have been pouring in from different parts of the world. Both India's friends and foes stand by its leadership in this tragedy.At least 294 people were killed and over 1000 injured in an accident on Friday, June 2, after an accident involving three trains. The horrific accident happened when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a goods train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches.

Odisha train tragedy: World leaders offer solidarity as India grieves | WION

At least 294 people were killed and over 1000 injured in an accident on Friday, June 2, after an accident involving three trains. The horrific accident happened when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a goods train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches.

India: Tragic train accident in Odisha, preliminary report rules out sabotage

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