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Read Railways' Special Notice On Balasore Train Tragedy
The notice has been released by South Eastern railways to help the victims of the train tragedy in Odisha's Balasore.
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Trains "Slowly" Cross Odisha Crash Site Days After Disaster
Resuming services just over two days after India's deadliest rail crash in more than two decades, trains crossed the disaster spot in Odisha where at least 275 people died and 1,200 were injured in collision between three trains.
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"Least I Can Do...": Virender Sehwag's Big Help To Train Crash Orphans
Cricket-legend Virender Sehwag today announced that children who lost their parents in the devastating Odisha train crash will be given free education at Sehwag International School in Gurugram.
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18-Year-Old Who Ventured To Kerala For Work Dies In Odisha Train Crash
Chotu Sardar, who just turned 18, dreamt of building a pucca house for his family, so he joined his father -- a construction worker -- to venture to Kerala in search of work. His dream remained unfulfilled as Mr Chotu lost his life in the train crash
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"Those Who...": Cops' Warning On "Communal Colour" After Train Crash
Odisha police issued a warning on Sunday against giving the deadly train accident, that has claimed the lives of 275, a "communal colour". Police said that some social media handles were circulating ill-motivated posts on the Balasore accident.
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"Anti-Collision Device Would Have Averted Odisha Train Tragedy": Mamata Banerjee
Terming the horrific train accident in Odisha the 'biggest of the century', West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said that the crash could have been averted if trains were equipped with the anti-collision system.
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"They Destroyed Railways": Lalu Yadav, Ex Rail Minister, After Train Crash
Former Union Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav on Saturday called for a high-level inquiry into the train crash in Odisha's Balasore in which at least 261 people were killed in an accident involving three trains.
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"Death Count Could Be Higher Than Imagined", Warns Odisha Crash Survivor
Three passengers of the train crash in Odisha who arrived here on Saturday claim the number of deaths in the accident at Balasore is likely to be much higher than known now.
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Help Desk Set Up At Bengaluru Railway Station To Assist Odisha Train Accident Victims
A help desk has been set up at Bengaluru's Yeshwanthpur railway station.
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3 Tracks, 3 Trains, Disaster In Mere Minutes: How Odisha Accident Happened
The incident took place when a passenger train, the Coromandel Shalimar Express, derailed after hitting a goods train and another train, the Yesvantpur-Howrah Superfast, crashed into the derailed coaches.
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Read Railways' Special Notice On Balasore Train Tragedy
The notice has been released by South Eastern railways to help the victims of the train tragedy in Odisha's Balasore.
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Trains "Slowly" Cross Odisha Crash Site Days After Disaster
Resuming services just over two days after India's deadliest rail crash in more than two decades, trains crossed the disaster spot in Odisha where at least 275 people died and 1,200 were injured in collision between three trains.
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"Least I Can Do...": Virender Sehwag's Big Help To Train Crash Orphans
Cricket-legend Virender Sehwag today announced that children who lost their parents in the devastating Odisha train crash will be given free education at Sehwag International School in Gurugram.
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18-Year-Old Who Ventured To Kerala For Work Dies In Odisha Train Crash
Chotu Sardar, who just turned 18, dreamt of building a pucca house for his family, so he joined his father -- a construction worker -- to venture to Kerala in search of work. His dream remained unfulfilled as Mr Chotu lost his life in the train crash
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"Those Who...": Cops' Warning On "Communal Colour" After Train Crash
Odisha police issued a warning on Sunday against giving the deadly train accident, that has claimed the lives of 275, a "communal colour". Police said that some social media handles were circulating ill-motivated posts on the Balasore accident.
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"Anti-Collision Device Would Have Averted Odisha Train Tragedy": Mamata Banerjee
Terming the horrific train accident in Odisha the 'biggest of the century', West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee said that the crash could have been averted if trains were equipped with the anti-collision system.
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"They Destroyed Railways": Lalu Yadav, Ex Rail Minister, After Train Crash
Former Union Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav on Saturday called for a high-level inquiry into the train crash in Odisha's Balasore in which at least 261 people were killed in an accident involving three trains.
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"Death Count Could Be Higher Than Imagined", Warns Odisha Crash Survivor
Three passengers of the train crash in Odisha who arrived here on Saturday claim the number of deaths in the accident at Balasore is likely to be much higher than known now.
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Help Desk Set Up At Bengaluru Railway Station To Assist Odisha Train Accident Victims
A help desk has been set up at Bengaluru's Yeshwanthpur railway station.
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3 Tracks, 3 Trains, Disaster In Mere Minutes: How Odisha Accident Happened
The incident took place when a passenger train, the Coromandel Shalimar Express, derailed after hitting a goods train and another train, the Yesvantpur-Howrah Superfast, crashed into the derailed coaches.
