When you think of train journeys in India, images of chai vendors, clinking tiffin boxes, and passengers sharing snacks instantly come to mind. But did you know there’s one special train where you don’t need to spend a single rupee on food? Yes, the Sachkhand Express (Train No. 12715/12716) is India’s only train where passengers are served hot, freshly cooked meals completely free of cost, a heartwarming gesture that’s been part of its journey for nearly three decades.<h2>The train that runs on faith, not fare</h2>Operated by the South Central Railway, the Sachkhand Express connects Hazur Sahib Nanded in Maharashtra with Amritsar in Punjab, covering around 2,081 kilometres in about 36 hours. What makes this train truly special isn’t its route or speed, but the spirit that fuels it, a spirit of seva (selfless service) deeply rooted in Sikh tradition.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/life-fun/not-every-aching-joint-needs-a-new-knee-doctor-shares-smarter-arthritis-care-for-every-stage-1760435538335">Not every aching joint needs a new knee: Doctor shares smarter arthritis care for every stage</a>&nbsp;At six major halts along its 39-stop journey, Parbhani, Jalna, Aurangabad, Bhopal, New Delhi, and Marathwada, the train transforms into a moving community kitchen. Volunteers arrive from nearby Gurudwaras carrying large steel containers filled with steaming food. Passengers line up with plates and tiffin boxes, and everyone, regardless of class, background, or religion, is served with warmth and equality.<h2>The langar tradition on wheels</h2>The free meals on the Sachkhand Express are part of a langar seva, a Sikh tradition of feeding all people as an act of humility and unity. This initiative began in 1995, and since then, the langar has served millions of passengers on this sacred route.The food is simple yet nourishing: kadhi-chawal, dal, khichdi, chhole, sabzi, and roti, prepared in local Gurudwaras and brought to the stations where the train halts. It’s not managed by Indian Railways or IRCTC, but by volunteers and devotees who donate time, money, and ingredients to keep this tradition alive.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/tara-sutaria-shares-rare-glimpses-with-beau-veer-pahariya-at-manish-malhotra-s-diwali-bash-see-pics-1760422006245">Tara Sutaria shares glimpses with beau Veer Pahariya at Manish's Diwali Bash</a><h2>A journey of equality</h2>In most trains, the quality of travel depends on your ticket, AC cabins, sleeper berths, and general compartments. But on the Sachkhand Express, everyone eats the same food. The langar doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t matter whether you travel in First AC or General class; kindness is served equally to all.&nbsp;Passengers are encouraged to carry their own utensils, not only for convenience but also as part of the community spirit that defines the journey. Watching people share spoons, help elders, and exchange smiles over a hot meal makes this journey feel more like a moving congregation than a train ride.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/health-and-wellness/world-mental-health-day-5-simple-tips-to-take-charge-of-your-mental-health-1760097571506">World Mental Health Day: 5 simple tips to take charge of your mental health</a><h2>Connecting two sacred cities</h2>The Sachkhand Express isn’t just another route on the map; it’s a spiritual corridor connecting Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara in Nanded and Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) in Amritsar, two of the most revered shrines in Sikhism. For many pilgrims, this journey is a form of devotion, and the free langar on board turns it into a living example of Sikh values, faith, service, and equality.<h2>The 29-year-old tradition</h2>For nearly 30 years, this moving langar has operated quietly, without government support or sponsorships. It thrives purely on community donations and goodwill. Every day, around 2,000 passengers benefit from this selfless act of kindness.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/world-mental-health-day-the-mental-health-burden-on-young-adults-is-reaching-a-tipping-point-is-it-too-late-1760095042121">Mental health burden on youth is reaching a tipping point. Is it too late?</a>&nbsp;At first glance, the Sachkhand Express looks like any other Indian train, slightly worn, humming with the sounds of chai sellers and chatter. But as it rolls across states and stops at stations, something remarkable happens. Strangers come together. Meals are shared. And a 2,000-km train journey becomes a celebration of faith on wheels.&nbsp;So, the next time you plan to journey between Maharashtra and Punjab, skip the flight. Take the Sachkhand Express instead. Bring a tiffin, an appetite, and an open heart, you’ll leave not just with a full stomach, but with a renewed faith in humanity.&nbsp;Route: Nanded (Maharashtra) to Amritsar (Punjab) Distance: 2,081 km Duration: 36 hours Stops: 39 Ticket Fare: Starting at ₹760 (Sleeper Class) &nbsp;

In a world where everything comes at a price, the Sachkhand Express has been serving free food to all the passengers since 1995.

When you think of train journeys in India, images of chai vendors, clinking tiffin boxes, and passengers sharing snacks instantly come to mind. But did you know there’s one special train where you don’t need to spend a single rupee on food? Yes, the Sachkhand Express (Train No. 12715/12716) is India’s only train where passengers are served hot, freshly cooked meals completely free of cost, a heartwarming gesture that’s been part of its journey for nearly three decades. The train that runs on faith, not fare Operated by the South Central Railway, the Sachkhand Express connects Hazur Sahib Nanded in Maharashtra with Amritsar in Punjab, covering around 2,081 kilometres in about 36 hours. What makes this train truly special isn’t its route or speed, but the spirit that fuels it, a spirit of seva (selfless service) deeply rooted in Sikh tradition. Also Read: Not every aching joint needs a new knee: Doctor shares smarter arthritis care for every stage At six major halts along its 39-stop journey, Parbhani, Jalna, Aurangabad, Bhopal, New Delhi, and Marathwada, the train transforms into a moving community kitchen. Volunteers arrive from nearby Gurudwaras carrying large steel containers filled with steaming food. Passengers line up with plates and tiffin boxes, and everyone, regardless of class, background, or religion, is served with warmth and equality. The langar tradition on wheels The free meals on the Sachkhand Express are part of a langar seva, a Sikh tradition of feeding all people as an act of humility and unity. This initiative began in 1995, and since then, the langar has served millions of passengers on this sacred route. The food is simple yet nourishing: kadhi-chawal, dal, khichdi, chhole, sabzi, and roti, prepared in local Gurudwaras and brought to the stations where the train halts. It’s not managed by Indian Railways or IRCTC, but by volunteers and devotees who donate time, money, and ingredients to keep this tradition alive. Also Read: Tara Sutaria shares glimpses with beau Veer Pahariya at Manish's Diwali Bash A journey of equality In most trains, the quality of travel depends on your ticket, AC cabins, sleeper berths, and general compartments. But on the Sachkhand Express, everyone eats the same food. The langar doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t matter whether you travel in First AC or General class; kindness is served equally to all. Passengers are encouraged to carry their own utensils, not only for convenience but also as part of the community spirit that defines the journey. Watching people share spoons, help elders, and exchange smiles over a hot meal makes this journey feel more like a moving congregation than a train ride. Also Read: World Mental Health Day: 5 simple tips to take charge of your mental health Connecting two sacred cities The Sachkhand Express isn’t just another route on the map; it’s a spiritual corridor connecting Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara in Nanded and Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) in Amritsar, two of the most revered shrines in Sikhism. For many pilgrims, this journey is a form of devotion, and the free langar on board turns it into a living example of Sikh values, faith, service, and equality. The 29-year-old tradition For nearly 30 years, this moving langar has operated quietly, without government support or sponsorships. It thrives purely on community donations and goodwill. Every day, around 2,000 passengers benefit from this selfless act of kindness. Also Read: Mental health burden on youth is reaching a tipping point. Is it too late? At first glance, the Sachkhand Express looks like any other Indian train, slightly worn, humming with the sounds of chai sellers and chatter. But as it rolls across states and stops at stations, something remarkable happens. Strangers come together. Meals are shared. And a 2,000-km train journey becomes a celebration of faith on wheels. So, the next time you plan to journey between Maharashtra and Punjab, skip the flight. Take the Sachkhand Express instead. Bring a tiffin, an appetite, and an open heart, you’ll leave not just with a full stomach, but with a renewed faith in humanity. Route: Nanded (Maharashtra) to Amritsar (Punjab) Distance: 2,081 km Duration: 36 hours Stops: 39 Ticket Fare: Starting at ₹760 (Sleeper Class)

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Covering from Konkan Railway in India to The Glacier Express in Switzerland, along with the beautiful views from the train journey, the travel becomes more special. Without wasting anymore time, let's travel in the world and see the magical railway paths.

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Jammu & Kashmir launches its first-ever parcel train, transporting fresh apple produce from Budgam to Delhi.


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The Glacier Express in Switzerland delivers a scenic ride through the Alps. Known as the slowest express train, it provides stunning views of mountains and valleys.

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Balochistan is witnessing a surge in insurgent attacks, putting Pakistan on edge. The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) hijacked a passenger train on March 11, killing 26 hostages. Days later, a Pakistan Army convoy was ambushed, leaving 11 soldiers dead. As security is tightened, the government insists no grand operation is needed, while opposition leaders plan protests against the administration.

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Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is visiting Balochistan following a high-level security meeting over a deadly insurgent attack. The 30-hour train siege has ended, with all hostages freed and 33 militants killed in military operations. However, 21 hostages were killed during the standoff, and four Frontier Corps personnel lost their lives. The army, air force, and Frontier Corps launched a joint operation to eliminate the attackers.

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Who would deny a miracle when it happens mysteriously, though a jackpot would ignite a lot of similar emotions too. But what if it gives you a new lease of life?
A man in Peru was saved by such a miracle, on Saturday (Mar 2). The 28-year-old man was allegedly drunk and was sleeping along the train tracks, and was run over by a train. The locomotive dragged him several metres before stopping. The train was said to be on its regular route and was passing by on its usual time.
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"The train knocked him over but, through some miracle, did not kill him," General Javier Avalos, a security official for the town of Ate in Lima province, was quoted in AFP news agency as saying.
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"He apparently was in a state of intoxication, fell asleep along the train tracks, and did not feel the train coming," the security official added.
The CCTV footage taken from the accident site shows the train dragging the man, but by the operator's presence of mind or just sheer luck, the man escaped with only minor injuries on his left arm.
Such mishaps, during track crossings are fatal, and to save a few minutes, commuters are literally ready to trade with their lives. A similar incident was reported in August last year, when a young man wearing headphones was trapped between the railway tracks and run over by a cargo train, which took his life. Not just in Peru, but these time-saving patterns are seen in passengers in many countries across the globe.
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Trending news : A man in Peru was saved by one such miracle, on Saturday. The 28-year-old man, who was allegedly drunk and was sleeping along the train tracks, and was run over by a train. World

Who would deny a miracle when it happens mysteriously, though a jackpot would ignite a lot of similar emotions too. But what if it gives you a new lease of life? A man in Peru was saved by such a miracle, on Saturday (Mar 2). The 28-year-old man was allegedly drunk and was sleeping along the train tracks, and was run over by a train. The locomotive dragged him several metres before stopping. The train was said to be on its regular route and was passing by on its usual time. Watch: Peru: Man survives miraculously after being run over by train "The train knocked him over but, through some miracle, did not kill him," General Javier Avalos, a security official for the town of Ate in Lima province, was quoted in AFP news agency as saying. Also read: Nature knows? Canadian goose - Bald Eagle 20-minute fight seen as symbol of strained US-Canada ties "He apparently was in a state of intoxication, fell asleep along the train tracks, and did not feel the train coming," the security official added. The CCTV footage taken from the accident site shows the train dragging the man, but by the operator's presence of mind or just sheer luck, the man escaped with only minor injuries on his left arm. Such mishaps, during track crossings are fatal, and to save a few minutes, commuters are literally ready to trade with their lives. A similar incident was reported in August last year, when a young man wearing headphones was trapped between the railway tracks and run over by a cargo train, which took his life. Not just in Peru, but these time-saving patterns are seen in passengers in many countries across the globe. Also read: WWII bomb discovered near Paris Gare du Nord station; traffic 'heavily disrupted' at France's busiest train station A missed train is a better gamble with life. (With inputs from agencies)

'Miracle' saves Peru man after being run over by a train

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In a shocking incident, a naked man entered the women’s compartment of a Mumbai local train on Monday (Dec 16), causing panic among the female passengers.

The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train travelling from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan. According to a Times of India report, the man entered the train at Ghatkopar station.

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The presence of the naked man caused a commotion among the women in the compartment. The passengers asked him to leave, but the man refused. Due to the commotion and shouting, the motorman stopped the train. The women then called the ticket collector on the train, who was in the adjoining coach. The man was then forced to leave at the next station.

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The incident was caught on camera and has been circulating widely on social media, where women can be seen shouting at the naked man, telling him to deboard the train. The man can be seen standing near the doorway as he refuses to leave. The footage also captures railway personnel pushing the man out of the train.&nbsp;

<h2>Social media reacts to viral video</h2>

However, social media users had a different opinion about the incident. Many users noted that the man could be suffering from a mental illness and should have received help.

“Not good! The person was mentally challenged and required medical help instead of pushing him out of the train,” a user wrote.

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Another user said, “Insensitive TC and ignorant women. Obviously, he is not doing it purposely - he is mentally challenged.”

Some users questioned how he was able to board the train after coming through the station, raising safety concerns.

Following the incident, the Government Railway Police (GRP) said that the man was mentally unwell and boarded the train mistakenly. He was provided clothes and escorted out of the station premises.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a shocking incident, a naked man entered the women’s compartment of a Mumbai local train on Monday (Dec 16), causing panic among the female passengers. The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train travelling from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan.

In a shocking incident, a naked man entered the women’s compartment of a Mumbai local train on Monday (Dec 16), causing panic among the female passengers. The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train travelling from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan. According to a Times of India report, the man entered the train at Ghatkopar station. Mumbai Local Viral Video, naked man in mumbai local train pic.twitter.com/kjTGnnCkyd — Chinmay jagtap (@Chinmayjagtap18) December 17, 2024 × The presence of the naked man caused a commotion among the women in the compartment. The passengers asked him to leave, but the man refused. Due to the commotion and shouting, the motorman stopped the train. The women then called the ticket collector on the train, who was in the adjoining coach. The man was then forced to leave at the next station. Also read | Delhi restaurant pays tribute to Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash with a touching message on bill The incident was caught on camera and has been circulating widely on social media, where women can be seen shouting at the naked man, telling him to deboard the train. The man can be seen standing near the doorway as he refuses to leave. The footage also captures railway personnel pushing the man out of the train. Social media reacts to viral video However, social media users had a different opinion about the incident. Many users noted that the man could be suffering from a mental illness and should have received help. “Not good! The person was mentally challenged and required medical help instead of pushing him out of the train,” a user wrote. Also read | Priyanka Gandhi carries 'Palestine' emblazoned bag in Parliament, stirs controversy Another user said, “Insensitive TC and ignorant women. Obviously, he is not doing it purposely - he is mentally challenged.” Some users questioned how he was able to board the train after coming through the station, raising safety concerns. Following the incident, the Government Railway Police (GRP) said that the man was mentally unwell and boarded the train mistakenly. He was provided clothes and escorted out of the station premises. (With inputs from agencies)

Naked man enters women’s compartment of Mumbai local train sparking panic: Watch

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In a shocking incident, a naked man entered the women’s compartment of a Mumbai local train on Monday (Dec 16), causing panic among the female passengers.
The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train travelling from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan. According to a Times of India report, the man entered the train at Ghatkopar station.
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The presence of the naked man caused a commotion among the women in the compartment. The passengers asked him to leave, but the man refused. Due to the commotion and shouting, the motorman stopped the train. The women then called the ticket collector on the train, who was in the adjoining coach. The man was then forced to leave at the next station.
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The incident was caught on camera and has been circulating widely on social media, where women can be seen shouting at the naked man, telling him to deboard the train. The man can be seen standing near the doorway as he refuses to leave. The footage also captures railway personnel pushing the man out of the train. 
<h2>Social media reacts to viral video</h2>
However, social media users had a different opinion about the incident. Many users noted that the man could be suffering from a mental illness and should have received help.
“Not good! The person was mentally challenged and required medical help instead of pushing him out of the train,” a user wrote.
Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/priyanka-gandhi-carries-palestine-emblazoned-bag-in-parliament-stirs-controversy-784334">Priyanka Gandhi carries 'Palestine' emblazoned bag in Parliament, stirs controversy</a>
Another user said, “Insensitive TC and ignorant women. Obviously, he is not doing it purposely - he is mentally challenged.”
Some users questioned how he was able to board the train after coming through the station, raising safety concerns.
Following the incident, the Government Railway Police (GRP) said that the man was mentally unwell and boarded the train mistakenly. He was provided clothes and escorted out of the station premises.
(With inputs from agencies)

The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan. According to a Times of India report, the man entered the train at Ghatkopar station



Mumbai, India In a shocking incident, a naked man entered the women’s compartment of a Mumbai local train on Monday (Dec 16), causing panic among the female passengers. The incident occurred around 4 pm on the AC local train travelling from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) to Kalyan. According to a Times of India report, the man entered the train at Ghatkopar station. Mumbai Local Viral Video, naked man in mumbai local train pic.twitter.com/kjTGnnCkyd — Chinmay jagtap (@Chinmayjagtap18) December 17, 2024 × The presence of the naked man caused a commotion among the women in the compartment. The passengers asked him to leave, but the man refused. Due to the commotion and shouting, the motorman stopped the train. The women then called the ticket collector on the train, who was in the adjoining coach. The man was then forced to leave at the next station. Also read | Delhi restaurant pays tribute to Bengaluru techie Atul Subhash with a touching message on bill The incident was caught on camera and has been circulating widely on social media, where women can be seen shouting at the naked man, telling him to deboard the train. The man can be seen standing near the doorway as he refuses to leave. The footage also captures railway personnel pushing the man out of the train. Social media reacts to viral video However, social media users had a different opinion about the incident. Many users noted that the man could be suffering from a mental illness and should have received help. “Not good! The person was mentally challenged and required medical help instead of pushing him out of the train,” a user wrote. Also read | Priyanka Gandhi carries 'Palestine' emblazoned bag in Parliament, stirs controversy Another user said, “Insensitive TC and ignorant women. Obviously, he is not doing it purposely - he is mentally challenged.” Some users questioned how he was able to board the train after coming through the station, raising safety concerns. Following the incident, the Government Railway Police (GRP) said that the man was mentally unwell and boarded the train mistakenly. He was provided clothes and escorted out of the station premises. (With inputs from agencies)

Traveling to Kashmir for your holidays has just got a lot easier. The highly anticipated V Bharat train service from Srinagar to New Delhi is all set to be inaugurated from the 26th of January next year. This is the first time in the history of Independent India that the Kashmir Valley is going to be connected to the rest of India via a direct rail link. Watch this report to know more!

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Indian Railways shared a video of a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) giving CPR to a 70-year-old passenger on the train and saving his life, which went viral on the social media platform.

The incident happened in the Amrapali Express train's general coach when a passenger needed medical attention.&nbsp;

Considering the urgency, the TTE came into action and gave him lifesaving Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).&nbsp;

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The Ministry of Railways shared the viral clip in which the TTE gave CPR on the passenger, who was conscious.&nbsp;

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"TTE's promptness gave ‘life'. While travelling in the general coach of train number 15708 ‘Amrapali Express', a 70-year-old passenger suffered a heart attack. The TTE deployed there immediately gave CPR and saved the life of the passenger. The passenger was then sent to the hospital at Chhapra railway station," wrote the Ministry of Railways in the post.

<h2>Viral video sparks debate among doctors&nbsp;</h2>

The video started an intense debate on social media as some people praised the quick action of the TTE while some doctors questioned the act of administering CPR to an awake patient.

The doctors raised their concern over the video and called it "misleading". They further appealed to the ministry to remove the clip because it can influence the understanding of the people regarding proper CPR techniques incorrectly.&nbsp;

"Don't give CPR to awake patients and mouth to mouth breathing not required here plus the faulty compressions. If you really want to create awareness delete this video, force govt to start giving mandatory CPR lessons right from schools and colleges," wrote a doctor.

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"Performing CPR on a conscious patient is very dangerous and wrong. This is no joke.&nbsp; CPR&nbsp;is a life-saving procedure. Please delete this video so that people don't lose lives over misinformation," said Dr&nbsp;Аshїsh Рrаdhаn (@DrAshishPradhan).&nbsp;

"CPR is not performed on conscious patients. The procedure is reserved exclusively for those who are unresponsive &amp; not breathing or have an ineffective pulse. Performing CPR on a conscious patient violates medical protocols &amp; can result in legal liability for the responder," commented Dr Nawazish Khan (@docman_nhk).&nbsp;

"He is awake, you DO NOT do CPR on awake person. You don't do CPR just for heart attack. Govt officials should not post such misleading articles," stated cardiologist Dr Shariq Shamim (@ShariqShamimMD).

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Indian Railways shared a video of a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) giving CPR to a 70-year-old passenger on the train and saving his life, which went viral on the social media platform.

Indian Railways shared a video of a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) giving CPR to a 70-year-old passenger on the train and saving his life, which went viral on the social media platform. The incident happened in the Amrapali Express train's general coach when a passenger needed medical attention. Considering the urgency, the TTE came into action and gave him lifesaving Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Also Read: Stampede at Mumbai’s Bandra station: 9 injured as festive travel surge overwhelms station The Ministry of Railways shared the viral clip in which the TTE gave CPR on the passenger, who was conscious. टीटीई की तत्परता से मिला ‘जीवनदान’ ट्रेन संख्या 15708 'आम्रपाली एक्सप्रेस' के जनरल कोच में सफ़र के दौरान 70 वर्षीय एक यात्री को हार्ट अटैक आने पर तैनात टीटीई ने बिना समय गंवाए CPR दिया और यात्री की जान बचाई। तत्पश्चात छपरा रेलवे स्टेशन पर यात्री को अस्पताल भेज दिया गया। pic.twitter.com/vxqsTEkir7 — Ministry of Railways (@RailMinIndia) November 23, 2024 × "TTE's promptness gave ‘life'. While travelling in the general coach of train number 15708 ‘Amrapali Express', a 70-year-old passenger suffered a heart attack. The TTE deployed there immediately gave CPR and saved the life of the passenger. The passenger was then sent to the hospital at Chhapra railway station," wrote the Ministry of Railways in the post. Viral video sparks debate among doctors The video started an intense debate on social media as some people praised the quick action of the TTE while some doctors questioned the act of administering CPR to an awake patient. The doctors raised their concern over the video and called it "misleading". They further appealed to the ministry to remove the clip because it can influence the understanding of the people regarding proper CPR techniques incorrectly. "Don't give CPR to awake patients and mouth to mouth breathing not required here plus the faulty compressions. If you really want to create awareness delete this video, force govt to start giving mandatory CPR lessons right from schools and colleges," wrote a doctor. Also Read: ‘No value of common worker’: Uproar as Indian Railways staffer crushed to death on duty "Performing CPR on a conscious patient is very dangerous and wrong. This is no joke. CPR is a life-saving procedure. Please delete this video so that people don't lose lives over misinformation," said Dr Аshїsh Рrаdhаn (@DrAshishPradhan). "CPR is not performed on conscious patients. The procedure is reserved exclusively for those who are unresponsive & not breathing or have an ineffective pulse. Performing CPR on a conscious patient violates medical protocols & can result in legal liability for the responder," commented Dr Nawazish Khan (@docman_nhk). "He is awake, you DO NOT do CPR on awake person. You don't do CPR just for heart attack. Govt officials should not post such misleading articles," stated cardiologist Dr Shariq Shamim (@ShariqShamimMD). I have filed a RTI request for information about this so-colled CPR. Hope the Ministry of Railway will respond properly. pic.twitter.com/vHe4pulJaC — Dr. Vishnu Rajgadia (@VishnuRajgadia) November 24, 2024 × "I have filed a RTI request for information about this so-called CPR. Hope the Ministry of Railway will respond properly," wrote Dr Vishnu Rajgadia on X. (With inputs from agencies)

Ticket checker saves the life of a passenger on train by performing CPR, faces backlash from doctors

A train carrying 55 passengers derailed Thursday in northern Norway following a landslide, killing one and injuring four people on board, authorities said.

The train was hit by falling rocks on its way from Trondheim to the northern town of Bodo, police officer Arild Woldmo told broadcaster NRK.

Bent Are Eilertsen, another police official, told news agency NTB that one person had been killed in the accident and four others required medical care.

"There were 55 people on board the train when it derailed," he told the agency, adding that all passengers had been evacuated from the train.

The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre of Northern Norway said in a post on X that three helicopters plus emergency services had been dispatched to the scene.

Images from the scene showed the locomotive and the first of five carriages having slid down an incline next to the track.

Geologists were expected to carry out a survey before the debris could be cleared and the train lifted.

Witnesses speaking to the media said big boulders could be seen on the tracks in front of the train.

Norway, a country with a rugged landscape, is frequently hit by landslides, particularly in spring when the snow melts.

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A train carrying 55 passengers derailed Thursday in northern Norway following a landslide, killing one and injuring four people on board, authorities said. The train was hit by falling rocks on its way from Trondheim to the northern town of Bodo, police officer Arild Woldmo told broadcaster NRK.

A train carrying 55 passengers derailed Thursday in northern Norway following a landslide, killing one and injuring four people on board, authorities said. The train was hit by falling rocks on its way from Trondheim to the northern town of Bodo, police officer Arild Woldmo told broadcaster NRK. Bent Are Eilertsen, another police official, told news agency NTB that one person had been killed in the accident and four others required medical care. "There were 55 people on board the train when it derailed," he told the agency, adding that all passengers had been evacuated from the train. The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre of Northern Norway said in a post on X that three helicopters plus emergency services had been dispatched to the scene. Images from the scene showed the locomotive and the first of five carriages having slid down an incline next to the track. Geologists were expected to carry out a survey before the debris could be cleared and the train lifted. Witnesses speaking to the media said big boulders could be seen on the tracks in front of the train. Norway, a country with a rugged landscape, is frequently hit by landslides, particularly in spring when the snow melts. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

One dead, four injured as train carrying 55 passengers derails in northern Norway

Commuters have been given countless warnings to not use their mobile phones while crossing roads or railway tracks due to the&nbsp;various tragic accidents related to such&nbsp;cases.&nbsp;

However, people still continue to follow this bad habit and create more trouble. Another case of looking at a mobile phone while walking emerged in Buenos Aires where a man narrowly escaped death.&nbsp;

In the video, the commuter is seen walking on the railway track and looking at the mobile phone without realising that the train is coming at a very high speed.&nbsp;

The heart-pounding&nbsp;video was shared on social media.

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In the video, the commuter continues to see the device while walking through barricades. Moments later, the train grazes into him but he steps back suddenly at the last moment and escapes getting hit.&nbsp;

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His phone slips from his hand, and the person falls on the platform.&nbsp;

<h2>Here's how social media reacted to the video&nbsp;</h2>

The video attracted many comments. While some of the users were shaken, others found the commuter lucky. However, some also criticised the woman behind him for not warning him about the oncoming train.

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“The guy survived miraculously, but the lady behind never gave the guy a hint to be cautious. Sad world,” said an Instagram user.&nbsp;

“That’s why you pay attention every day everywhere you go,” commented another user.

“People need to put their phones away when walking or other activities that might require their attention,” wrote a third user.

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Commuters have been given countless warnings to not use their mobile phones while crossing roads or railway tracks due to the various tragic accidents related to such cases.

Commuters have been given countless warnings to not use their mobile phones while crossing roads or railway tracks due to the various tragic accidents related to such cases. However, people still continue to follow this bad habit and create more trouble. Another case of looking at a mobile phone while walking emerged in Buenos Aires where a man narrowly escaped death. In the video, the commuter is seen walking on the railway track and looking at the mobile phone without realising that the train is coming at a very high speed. The heart-pounding video was shared on social media. #Argentina. This guy almost got hit by a train pic.twitter.com/MX1pcpdYle — Ian Collins (@Ian_Collins_03) October 16, 2024 × In the video, the commuter continues to see the device while walking through barricades. Moments later, the train grazes into him but he steps back suddenly at the last moment and escapes getting hit. Also Read: IIT graduate moves from Indian Railways to SpaceX, his LinkedIn profile goes viral His phone slips from his hand, and the person falls on the platform. Here's how social media reacted to the video The video attracted many comments. While some of the users were shaken, others found the commuter lucky. However, some also criticised the woman behind him for not warning him about the oncoming train. Watch: Viral Robot Dog Video Sparks Reactions as Real Dogs Encounter Their Robotic Doppelgangers “The guy survived miraculously, but the lady behind never gave the guy a hint to be cautious. Sad world,” said an Instagram user. “That’s why you pay attention every day everywhere you go,” commented another user. “People need to put their phones away when walking or other activities that might require their attention,” wrote a third user. (With inputs from agencies)

Scary video! Man looking at phone narrowly escapes getting killed by speeding train

India's national investigation agency has begun a probe into the Baghmati express train accident in Chennai Southern Railways division. They are investigating the possibility of a conspiracy in the mishap, reports indicate that the express train mistakenly entered a loop line instead of the main line resulting in the derailment.

Report: Initial Probe Claims Accident Due To Signalling Failure

Two persons were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly placing an iron rail piece on a railway track in an attempt to derail a train for robbing passengers in Gujarat's Botad district, police said.

The accused, Ramesh Salia and Jayesh Bavalia, allegedly placed a four to five-foot-long iron rail piece vertically on the track near Kundli village on September 25, an official said.

The duo allegedly planned to derail coaches and rob passengers as they were facing financial difficulties, he said. Botad is around 150 km from Ahmedabad.

As per a release issued by the Botad district police, the accused watched YouTube videos about ways to derail trains before committing the crime.

The engine of the Okha-Bhavnagar passenger train came to a halt after hitting the iron rail piece in the early hours of September 25. The accused, who are farm labourers, were lying in wait in a cotton field nearby, they said.

However, when their plan failed, they fled on their two-wheeler, police said.

Considering the serious nature of the crime, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) were called in for the probe with the local police teams, police said.

The police used technical surveillance and human intelligence to zero in on the two men, who went into hiding, they said.

The duo were subsequently apprehended and interrogated, police said.

The men were booked under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, Railways Act and Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, the release said.

The incident came a few days after three railway employees were arrested in Surat district for alleged track tampering and alerting authorities about a "sabotage attempt" to take credit for averting a possible tragedy.

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Two persons were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly placing an iron rail piece on a railway track in an attempt to derail a train for robbing passengers in Gujarat's Botad district, police said.

Two persons were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly placing an iron rail piece on a railway track in an attempt to derail a train for robbing passengers in Gujarat's Botad district, police said. The accused, Ramesh Salia and Jayesh Bavalia, allegedly placed a four to five-foot-long iron rail piece vertically on the track near Kundli village on September 25, an official said. The duo allegedly planned to derail coaches and rob passengers as they were facing financial difficulties, he said. Botad is around 150 km from Ahmedabad. As per a release issued by the Botad district police, the accused watched YouTube videos about ways to derail trains before committing the crime. The engine of the Okha-Bhavnagar passenger train came to a halt after hitting the iron rail piece in the early hours of September 25. The accused, who are farm labourers, were lying in wait in a cotton field nearby, they said. However, when their plan failed, they fled on their two-wheeler, police said. Considering the serious nature of the crime, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) were called in for the probe with the local police teams, police said. The police used technical surveillance and human intelligence to zero in on the two men, who went into hiding, they said. The duo were subsequently apprehended and interrogated, police said. The men were booked under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, Railways Act and Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, the release said. The incident came a few days after three railway employees were arrested in Surat district for alleged track tampering and alerting authorities about a "sabotage attempt" to take credit for averting a possible tragedy. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

India: Two people detained for attempting to derail train for robbing passengers

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day trip to the United States, carried with him some exquisite gifts for United States President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden.

Ahead of the Quad Leaders' Summit, Modi met Joe Biden in his hometown Wilmington, Delaware.

PM Modi took an antique silver hand-engraved train model as a gift to US President Joe Biden.

The train model was customised with the inscription "DELHI - DELAWARE" on the sides of the main carriage and "INDIAN RAILWAYS" is on the sides of the engine in English and Hindi languages. The inscriptions were written in the standard format which is used on passenger trains in India.

The inscription is thoughtful since Wilmington, in&nbsp;Delaware, is Biden's hometown.

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The silver hand-engraved train model is made of 92.5 per cent silver and was crafted in Maharashtra, a state which is famous for its rich heritage in silver craftsmanship.

The prime minister gifted a Kashmiri pashmina shawl to First Lady Jill Biden.

<h2>PM Modi's meeting with Biden</h2>

Speaking about the meeting with Biden, PM Modi said he had an "extremely fruitful" meeting with him and the two leaders spoke about ways to enhance bilateral co-operation in various areas of mutual interest.

Biden earlier welcomed PM Modi&nbsp;at his residence in Greenville, Delaware, and the two leaders exchanged a warm hug.&nbsp;

"I thank President Biden for hosting me at his residence in Greenville, Delaware. Our talks were extremely fruitful. We had the opportunity to discuss regional and global issues during the meeting," said PM Modi, while speaking after the meeting.

Biden also wrote on X that the partnership of the United States with India is "stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time in history".

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"Prime Minister Modi, each time we sit down, I'm struck by our ability to find new areas of cooperation. Today was no different," he said.

In a joint statement issued after holding the bilateral meeting, Biden said that the India-US partnership is "decisively delivering on an ambitious agenda that serves the global good", calling it the "defining partnership of the 21st century".

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day trip to the United States, carried with him some exquisite gifts for United States President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day trip to the United States, carried with him some exquisite gifts for United States President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden. Ahead of the Quad Leaders' Summit, Modi met Joe Biden in his hometown Wilmington, Delaware. PM Modi took an antique silver hand-engraved train model as a gift to US President Joe Biden. The train model was customised with the inscription "DELHI - DELAWARE" on the sides of the main carriage and "INDIAN RAILWAYS" is on the sides of the engine in English and Hindi languages. The inscriptions were written in the standard format which is used on passenger trains in India. The inscription is thoughtful since Wilmington, in Delaware, is Biden's hometown. Also Read: PM Modi meets Biden: From setting up of semiconductor plant to shoring up drone deal, here's what happened The silver hand-engraved train model is made of 92.5 per cent silver and was crafted in Maharashtra, a state which is famous for its rich heritage in silver craftsmanship. The prime minister gifted a Kashmiri pashmina shawl to First Lady Jill Biden. PM Modi's meeting with Biden Speaking about the meeting with Biden, PM Modi said he had an "extremely fruitful" meeting with him and the two leaders spoke about ways to enhance bilateral co-operation in various areas of mutual interest. Biden earlier welcomed PM Modi at his residence in Greenville, Delaware, and the two leaders exchanged a warm hug. "I thank President Biden for hosting me at his residence in Greenville, Delaware. Our talks were extremely fruitful. We had the opportunity to discuss regional and global issues during the meeting," said PM Modi, while speaking after the meeting. Biden also wrote on X that the partnership of the United States with India is "stronger, closer, and more dynamic than any time in history". Watch: PM Modi's US visit: PM Modi arrives in US for 3-day visits "Prime Minister Modi, each time we sit down, I'm struck by our ability to find new areas of cooperation. Today was no different," he said. In a joint statement issued after holding the bilateral meeting, Biden said that the India-US partnership is "decisively delivering on an ambitious agenda that serves the global good", calling it the "defining partnership of the 21st century". (With inputs from agencies)

PM Modi gifts antique silver hand-engraved 'DELHI - DELAWARE' train model to Joe Biden

Another train derailed in India today. At least two people have died, 20 others have been injured. India's opposition parties are asking whether railway disasters have become the new normal. We ask: Is it safe to travel in Indian Railways?

Jharkhand Train Derailment: Is Indian Railways Unsafe?

The police in Nebraska, United States have charged a teenager with two felonies this week after he allegedly derailed trains for shooting an “insane” video for YouTube.

The 17-year-old teen, whose identification was not revealed since he is still a minor, shared the five-minute video of the train derailment in Bennet on April 21, which he called the “MOST INSANE VIDEO I’VE EVER TAKEN!”

“Oh my God! Oh my frickin’ God!” he was heard saying repeatedly as he shot two locomotives along with five fully loaded railcars getting derailed which led to the damages worth $350,000.

“Are they OK?” the teen asked after the accident of the train which thankfully no one suffered any injuries.

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The derailment was first reported by the teen who even reached out to the investigators present at the scene and shared with them the video he had shot, reported Fox Nebraska.

The investigators charged the teen on Wednesday (July 24) and also obtained a search warrant which permitted them to seize his mobile phone and 4K digital recorder, which was used by him to shoot strange videos.

As reported by KOLN, the boy had also shared the footage with a local news station.

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The teen was hit with two counts of criminal mischief which led to damage worth more than $5,000, reported the outlet.

In the penalties, a $15,000 fine and seven years of imprisonment on each count were also included.

<h2>Here's how the train derailment occurred</h2>

The investigators were informed by a train conductor that when his train reached near the crossing, he saw that the switch was misaligned,&nbsp;reported KOLN.

He said that he tried to stop the train but he couldn't before it reached the spot where ideally the missing switch should have been placed.

It was later found by the investigators that the padlock which should have been attached to the switch was not there indicating that somebody had tampered with it.

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The teen refused the allegations of tampering with the switch and trespassing in the area, however, the investigators claimed he was aware of where the switch was and knew how it worked.

While checking the surveillance video, the authorities found a lone driver driving a vehicle in the area before the trains derailed.

As per the affidavit, a beige 1996 Buick Park Avenue was seen travelling in the area and before that, the 17-year-old was spotted walking towards the switch.&nbsp;

An appeal has been filed to move the case to county court from the juvenile court.

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The police in Nebraska, United States have charged a teenager with two felonies this week after he allegedly derailed trains for shooting an “insane” video for YouTube.

The police in Nebraska, United States have charged a teenager with two felonies this week after he allegedly derailed trains for shooting an “insane” video for YouTube. The 17-year-old teen, whose identification was not revealed since he is still a minor, shared the five-minute video of the train derailment in Bennet on April 21, which he called the “MOST INSANE VIDEO I’VE EVER TAKEN!” “Oh my God! Oh my frickin’ God!” he was heard saying repeatedly as he shot two locomotives along with five fully loaded railcars getting derailed which led to the damages worth $350,000. “Are they OK?” the teen asked after the accident of the train which thankfully no one suffered any injuries. Also Read: 'Boneless chicken wings can have bones': Ohio Supreme Court declares The derailment was first reported by the teen who even reached out to the investigators present at the scene and shared with them the video he had shot, reported Fox Nebraska. The investigators charged the teen on Wednesday (July 24) and also obtained a search warrant which permitted them to seize his mobile phone and 4K digital recorder, which was used by him to shoot strange videos. As reported by KOLN, the boy had also shared the footage with a local news station. × The teen was hit with two counts of criminal mischief which led to damage worth more than $5,000, reported the outlet. In the penalties, a $15,000 fine and seven years of imprisonment on each count were also included. Here's how the train derailment occurred The investigators were informed by a train conductor that when his train reached near the crossing, he saw that the switch was misaligned, reported KOLN. He said that he tried to stop the train but he couldn't before it reached the spot where ideally the missing switch should have been placed. It was later found by the investigators that the padlock which should have been attached to the switch was not there indicating that somebody had tampered with it. Watch: Woman receives Lizard instead of Airfryer The teen refused the allegations of tampering with the switch and trespassing in the area, however, the investigators claimed he was aware of where the switch was and knew how it worked. While checking the surveillance video, the authorities found a lone driver driving a vehicle in the area before the trains derailed. As per the affidavit, a beige 1996 Buick Park Avenue was seen travelling in the area and before that, the 17-year-old was spotted walking towards the switch. An appeal has been filed to move the case to county court from the juvenile court. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: US teen makes train derail deliberately to shoot 'insane' video for YouTube

Madhya Pradesh: Three tiger cubs were tragically struck by a train while crossing the railway tracks in Budhni in the Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh, resulting in one cub's death and leaving the other two critically injured. The incident occurred as the cubs, likely following their mother tigress, attempted to cross the railway tracks in Budhni.

The male cub, aged approximately nine months, succumbed to its injuries near the tracks, while two female cubs were found stranded in a drain adjacent to the rail line.

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According to officials, the incident occurred on tracks in a territorial forest area within the Sehore division. Efforts by the forest department to rescue the injured cubs were hindered by the protective behaviour of the mother tigress, as she did not move away from her seriously injured cubs and kept on licking their wounds. The tigress was also agitated and roared repeatedly, preventing the rescue team from providing immediate treatment to the injured cubs.

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The forest team was making continuous efforts to rescue the two injured cubs so that necessary treatment could be provided to save their lives.

Divisional Forest Officer M S Dawar confirmed that the deceased cub, aged around eight months, was recovered from the tracks and sent for postmortem examination. Rescue operations proved challenging due to the tigress' proximity and her protective stance, which delayed immediate medical attention to the injured cubs.

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Efforts are ongoing to safely rescue the injured cubs and provide them with the necessary medical care to ensure their recovery.

(With inputs from agencies)

Madhya Pradesh: Three tiger cubs were tragically struck by a train while crossing the railway tracks in Budhni in the Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh, resulting in one cub's death and leaving the other two critically injured.

Madhya Pradesh: Three tiger cubs were tragically struck by a train while crossing the railway tracks in Budhni in the Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh, resulting in one cub's death and leaving the other two critically injured. The incident occurred as the cubs, likely following their mother tigress, attempted to cross the railway tracks in Budhni. The male cub, aged approximately nine months, succumbed to its injuries near the tracks, while two female cubs were found stranded in a drain adjacent to the rail line. Also read| Robots set to clean international airport in Thiruvananthapuram in what could be a first for India According to officials, the incident occurred on tracks in a territorial forest area within the Sehore division. Efforts by the forest department to rescue the injured cubs were hindered by the protective behaviour of the mother tigress, as she did not move away from her seriously injured cubs and kept on licking their wounds. The tigress was also agitated and roared repeatedly, preventing the rescue team from providing immediate treatment to the injured cubs. Also read| Monsoon updates: Schools, colleges to remain shut in Kerala; IMD predicts heavy rainfall in Odisha, Karnataka The forest team was making continuous efforts to rescue the two injured cubs so that necessary treatment could be provided to save their lives. Divisional Forest Officer M S Dawar confirmed that the deceased cub, aged around eight months, was recovered from the tracks and sent for postmortem examination. Rescue operations proved challenging due to the tigress' proximity and her protective stance, which delayed immediate medical attention to the injured cubs. Also read| Seven from two families killed after landslide in Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka Efforts are ongoing to safely rescue the injured cubs and provide them with the necessary medical care to ensure their recovery. (With inputs from agencies)

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Fifteen people were killed after a passenger train, Kanchanjungha Express headed for Sealdah near Kolkata in West Bengal, collided with a goods train on Monday (Jun 17) morning.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h2>Death toll rises to 15; rescue ops completed</h2>

"At least 15 people have died in the accident till now and 60 suffered injuries," a senior police officer told PTI.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In an update,&nbsp;Jaya Varma Sinha Chairman and CEO of the&nbsp;Railway Board said that the rescue operations have been completed and that the driver of the train was among those who were killed.&nbsp;

"Rescue operation completed. The driver (Loco pilot) who disregarded the signal has died &amp; also the guard of Kanchenjunga Express has lost his life. Help desks established at all railway stations along Agartala- Sealdah route,"&nbsp;Sinha told ANI.&nbsp;

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The accident between the 13174 Kanchanjunga Express from Agartala and a goods train took place at around 8:45 am (local time) on Monday near Rangapani close to New Jalpaiguri station,&nbsp;which falls under the Indian Railways’ Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) zone.

PTI, citing a senior railway official, said three&nbsp;rear compartments of the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express derailed after a goods train collided with it near New Jalpaiguri station.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The Kanchanjungha Express operates between Silchar, Assam and Sealdah, Kolkata. The Sealdah Eastern Railway set&nbsp;up a control room at Rangapani station following the accident.&nbsp;

According to local officials, the accident also&nbsp;affected long-distance train services. Notably,&nbsp;New Jalpaiguri station in north Bengal is one of the largest and busiest stations in the&nbsp;NFR zone.&nbsp;

<h2>Indian PM, president react to accident</h2>

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to X and called the accident "saddening". He also said that India’s Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was on his way to the site of the mishap.&nbsp;

"The railway accident in West Bengal is saddening. Condolences to those who lost their loved ones. I pray that the injured recover at the earliest. Spoke to officials and took stock of the situation. Rescue operations are underway to assist the affected," said PM Modi.&nbsp;

The Indian PM also announced that&nbsp;an ex-gratia of $2,394 (Rs 2 lakh)&nbsp;would be&nbsp;given to the next of kin of each deceased. Additionally, those injured will receive $599 (Rs 50,000).

The railway&nbsp;minister said that the cost for&nbsp;the treatment of all those injured will be&nbsp;borne by the state government.&nbsp;

Vaishnaw later took to X and announced an "enhanced ex-gratia compensation" for the victims:&nbsp;$11,968 (Rs 10 lakh) in case of death, $2,992 (Rs 2.5 lakh) for&nbsp;grievous and&nbsp;$599 for minor injuries.&nbsp;

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“The news of the loss of lives due to a train accident in Darjeeling, West Bengal is deeply distressing. My thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families. I pray for the speedy recovery of the injured and success of relief and rescue operations,” said the President of India, Droupadi Murmu.&nbsp;

“Shocked to learn, just now, about a tragic train accident, in Phansidewa area of Darjeeling district,” said Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee, in a statement.&nbsp;

She added, “DM, SP, doctors, ambulances and disaster teams have been rushed to the site for rescue, recovery, medical assistance. Action on war-footing initiated.”&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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Fifteen people were killed after a passenger train, Kanchanjungha Express headed for Sealdah near Kolkata in West Bengal, collided with a goods train on Monday (Jun 17) morning.

Fifteen people were killed after a passenger train, Kanchanjungha Express headed for Sealdah near Kolkata in West Bengal, collided with a goods train on Monday (Jun 17) morning. Death toll rises to 15; rescue ops completed "At least 15 people have died in the accident till now and 60 suffered injuries," a senior police officer told PTI. In an update, Jaya Varma Sinha Chairman and CEO of the Railway Board said that the rescue operations have been completed and that the driver of the train was among those who were killed. "Rescue operation completed. The driver (Loco pilot) who disregarded the signal has died & also the guard of Kanchenjunga Express has lost his life. Help desks established at all railway stations along Agartala- Sealdah route," Sinha told ANI. VIDEO | Visuals from Kanchanjungha Express and Goods Train collision spot near West Bengal's New Jalpaiguri. (Source: Third Party) pic.twitter.com/mLCp9XCO3t — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) June 17, 2024 × The accident between the 13174 Kanchanjunga Express from Agartala and a goods train took place at around 8:45 am (local time) on Monday near Rangapani close to New Jalpaiguri station, which falls under the Indian Railways’ Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) zone. PTI, citing a senior railway official, said three rear compartments of the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express derailed after a goods train collided with it near New Jalpaiguri station. Also Read | Heatwave likely to continue in Delhi this week, IMD issues 'red alert' The Kanchanjungha Express operates between Silchar, Assam and Sealdah, Kolkata. The Sealdah Eastern Railway set up a control room at Rangapani station following the accident. According to local officials, the accident also affected long-distance train services. Notably, New Jalpaiguri station in north Bengal is one of the largest and busiest stations in the NFR zone. Indian PM, president react to accident Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to X and called the accident "saddening". He also said that India’s Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw was on his way to the site of the mishap. "The railway accident in West Bengal is saddening. Condolences to those who lost their loved ones. I pray that the injured recover at the earliest. Spoke to officials and took stock of the situation. Rescue operations are underway to assist the affected," said PM Modi. The Indian PM also announced that an ex-gratia of $2,394 (Rs 2 lakh) would be given to the next of kin of each deceased. Additionally, those injured will receive $599 (Rs 50,000). The railway minister said that the cost for the treatment of all those injured will be borne by the state government. Vaishnaw later took to X and announced an "enhanced ex-gratia compensation" for the victims: $11,968 (Rs 10 lakh) in case of death, $2,992 (Rs 2.5 lakh) for grievous and $599 for minor injuries. Also Watch | Goods train collides with Kanchenjunga Express near NJP Station “The news of the loss of lives due to a train accident in Darjeeling, West Bengal is deeply distressing. My thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved families. I pray for the speedy recovery of the injured and success of relief and rescue operations,” said the President of India, Droupadi Murmu. “Shocked to learn, just now, about a tragic train accident, in Phansidewa area of Darjeeling district,” said Chief Minister of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee, in a statement. She added, “DM, SP, doctors, ambulances and disaster teams have been rushed to the site for rescue, recovery, medical assistance. Action on war-footing initiated.” (With inputs from agencies)

West Bengal train accident: Death toll rises to 15 after goods train collides with Kanchanjungha Express

A passenger train was hit by a goods train in Darjeeling district of India's eastern state of West Bengal. "Shocked to learn, just now, about a tragic train accident, in Phansidewa area of Darjeeling district," said CM Banerjee.

Passenger train Kanchanjunga Express hit by goods train in India's West Bengal

At least 15 people have died and about 60 others were injured after a goods train rammed into the Kanchanjungha Express in West Bengal’s Darjeeling district on Monday morning. The accident took place at around 9 am near Rangapani, close to New Jalpaiguri station, according to a senior official of the North Frontier Railway. Watch to know more!

West Bengal: At least fifteen killed after goods train rams into Kanchanjungha Express

A passenger train crashed into a maintenance train in Buenos Aires on Friday, leaving at least 30 people hospitalised, two of whom were in serious condition, emergency officials said.

The SAME emergency service said that firefighters had evacuated everyone on the passenger train after the accident in the suburb of Palermo.

"There are no fatalities. Dogs have combed through the wagons. We assisted 90 passengers, 30 of whom were transferred to hospitals, two of them with head trauma who were evacuated by helicopter," said SAME official Alberto Crescenti, speaking at the scene.

The accident took place at 10.30 am local time, when the urban train crashed into a maintenance train that, for unknown reasons, was stopped on the tracks.

"For now there is not enough information about the mechanics of the accident," said Buenos Aires Mayor Jorge Macri, also on the scene.

A passenger train crashed into a maintenance train in Buenos Aires on Friday, leaving at least 30 people hospitalised, two of whom were in serious condition, emergency officials said.

A passenger train crashed into a maintenance train in Buenos Aires on Friday, leaving at least 30 people hospitalised, two of whom were in serious condition, emergency officials said. The SAME emergency service said that firefighters had evacuated everyone on the passenger train after the accident in the suburb of Palermo. "There are no fatalities. Dogs have combed through the wagons. We assisted 90 passengers, 30 of whom were transferred to hospitals, two of them with head trauma who were evacuated by helicopter," said SAME official Alberto Crescenti, speaking at the scene. The accident took place at 10.30 am local time, when the urban train crashed into a maintenance train that, for unknown reasons, was stopped on the tracks. "For now there is not enough information about the mechanics of the accident," said Buenos Aires Mayor Jorge Macri, also on the scene.

Train crash in Argentine capital leaves 30 injured

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During a journey aboard the Padatik Express from Sealdah to New Alipurduar in India's West Bengal,&nbsp;a woman unexpectedly went into labour, prompting a swift response from passengers and train staff. Without delay, they converted the train's general compartment into an ad-hoc delivery room to ensure a safe childbirth.

As the train neared Malda in West Bengal, the woman's labour pains intensified, prompting an urgent call for assistance. Responding immediately,&nbsp;a medical team from the District Railway Hospital (DRH) in Malda rushed to the scene to aid in the delivery process, as reported by India Today.&nbsp;

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<h2>Successful delivery on board</h2>

Under the expert guidance of the medical team, a successful cord division and placental delivery were performed on board the moving train, facilitating the safe arrival of a baby girl.

Following the delivery, both mother and newborn were transferred to a hospital for further medical attention and observation, ensuring their well-being.

In a similar incident, a medical professional, K Swathi Reddy, assisted in delivering a baby on board the Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam Duronto Superfast Express in Andhra Pradesh's Anakapalle district. Despite lacking proper medical equipment, Reddy used her expertise to ensure a smooth delivery process, emphasising the importance of preparedness during such emergencies.

Facing logistical challenges on board, Reddy improvised with available resources, such as Betadine surgical solution&nbsp;to sterilise her hands for the delivery. Despite limitations, she successfully guided the mother through childbirth.

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While Reddy faced constraints such as the absence of surgical instruments and warm water, she managed to ensure the newborn's comfort by wrapping her in warm clothing.

The couple, Satyanarayana and Satyavathi, hailing from Ponnam village in Vizianagaram district, were en route from Hyderabad to their native village when the unexpected birth occurred.

(With inputs from agencies)

During a journey aboard the Padatik Express from Sealdah to New Alipurduar in India's West Bengal, a woman unexpectedly went into labour, prompting a swift response from passengers and train staff.

During a journey aboard the Padatik Express from Sealdah to New Alipurduar in India's West Bengal, a woman unexpectedly went into labour, prompting a swift response from passengers and train staff. Without delay, they converted the train's general compartment into an ad-hoc delivery room to ensure a safe childbirth. As the train neared Malda in West Bengal, the woman's labour pains intensified, prompting an urgent call for assistance. Responding immediately, a medical team from the District Railway Hospital (DRH) in Malda rushed to the scene to aid in the delivery process, as reported by India Today. Also read | Badaun Double Murder Case: Key updates and what we know so far Successful delivery on board Under the expert guidance of the medical team, a successful cord division and placental delivery were performed on board the moving train, facilitating the safe arrival of a baby girl. Following the delivery, both mother and newborn were transferred to a hospital for further medical attention and observation, ensuring their well-being. In a similar incident, a medical professional, K Swathi Reddy, assisted in delivering a baby on board the Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam Duronto Superfast Express in Andhra Pradesh's Anakapalle district. Despite lacking proper medical equipment, Reddy used her expertise to ensure a smooth delivery process, emphasising the importance of preparedness during such emergencies. Facing logistical challenges on board, Reddy improvised with available resources, such as Betadine surgical solution to sterilise her hands for the delivery. Despite limitations, she successfully guided the mother through childbirth. Also watch | Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Will Bhartiya Janata Party open its tally in Tamil Nadu? While Reddy faced constraints such as the absence of surgical instruments and warm water, she managed to ensure the newborn's comfort by wrapping her in warm clothing. The couple, Satyanarayana and Satyavathi, hailing from Ponnam village in Vizianagaram district, were en route from Hyderabad to their native village when the unexpected birth occurred. (With inputs from agencies)

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