at least six dead as a passenger train derails in Pradesh, 15 are injured and two are still fear trapped. The train collision leaves several hurt near Visakhapatnam. The chief minister now says aid is rushed to the spot. Meanwhile, rescue operations are still underway. The prime minister dials Railway Minister Railway Minister Ashvini Vishu on the Andhra train collision. Sources tell NDT VA human error is likely to have caused the Andhra train mishap. The train driver did not notice the signal is what sources have told ND TV. Meanwhile, in tragic news, two people have died and over 50 injured in the serial blasts in Kerala. Multiple blasts at a prayer meeting in Kochi reported the stringent anti terror law UAP A has been invoked in the serial blasts case. This is a 48 year old now claims responsibility and surrenders before the police and in the Kerala case, the chief minister calls for an all party meeting. Meanwhile, the B JP takes a swipe at the Pinar Vian government says Kerala is paying the price of appeasement politics. Chief Minister Vijay Responds. He says the B JP minister is purely poison and battleground. GAZA, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns of a long and difficult war ahead this as Hamas says, we free hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. But the big question now will the war turn into a regional conflict. This is Israel's Gaza incursion now a turning point in the war. Hello and welcome. If you're watching ND TV, I'm V. Anal. Our top story. Well, six people have died and several others are feared injured as two passenger trains collided. And as for preliminary information, it was a passenger train that hit a stationary train, which is what caused this absolutely deadly mishap there. Now the passenger train was going from Visakhapatnam to Raad and that had a rare end collision with another passenger train which was reportedly stationary. Three coaches of one of the trains have actually derailed and rescue operations are underway. In fact, the prime minister has also spoken to the railway minister who has in turn spoken to the Chief Minister of and Pradesh. This is what sources have told ND TV. And now what we are getting to know is that the initial cause of the accident has also been a certain it was a human error and Vasuda Venu Gopal is now live with us on the phone line. So vasuda, what you are breaking at this hour is that you know, the initial reports suggest that it was a human error that caused the accident. Of course, it is a matter of investigation. But what you are reporting is that the train driver, the local pilot missed the signal. Absolutely. With that, so clearly the railway Ministry has gotten into action. This is a serious accident because there are two trains involved. One was going to Palestine from Wag and the other one was going to drivers from. So, of course, this happened due to the rear and rare and collision like you were also mentioning what we understand. The room that's operating from the railway board here and what we understand from our sources is that this is a human error. You know, the local pilot did not notice the signal. So of course, there are times when people, you know, the drivers also get very tired. So these things have happened in the past also so there was not a technical glitch. There was not a problem with any of the systems, but there was a problem. I mean, it was a human error, which is understandable. And what we understand right now is basically six people are confirmed dead and over are injured. And of course, that number is going to go up. The Prime Minister has already spoken to the minister Vajna and Mr Vajna has also and what we understand is that this war is going to operate. The minister is right there. So he's monitoring the situation that Croatia has been. You know, the process of distribution has begun. What? What is important is two people continue to be trapped in the three coaches which have been affected. Those coaches have been removed, but the process of for decoration has begun. And I told that you know, every possible attempt is being made to rescue the two people who are still trapped and that would happen soon. But the attempt right now is to ensure that state and the centre work on the same page. And there is a lot of expedition expedition of the belief work that happened. And that is why the Minister, I'm told, is constantly in touch with the state government officials. That right, thanks so much for joining us with all those details. Of course the cause of the incident will be a certain but right now the focus is on the restoration of tracks and of course, rescue operations and moving now to the other big headline. Two women died and over 50 others were injured in serial blasts that rocked Kochi. In fact, three back to back blasts were reported at a convention centre where a prayer meeting was organised by a Christian group in Kochi and now a 48 year old man has surrendered. In fact, the stringent anti terror law UAP a has been invoked as well. Kerala Chief Minister Pinar Vian has also spoken on the blast. He says a special probe team will be formed and will be led by a senior police official. The NI A or the anti terror agency is also likely to take over the probe. My colleague Pratima Rahman is at the spot and she sent us this report. What are you seeing on the ground? Because these blasts have really shocked the entire nation. Multiple blasts at that prayer meeting, What is the situation on the ground? In fact, as we speak. I'm here stationed right outside the convention centre. The blast site and the NSG team is already here, and a thorough investigation is on at this point in time at the site of the blast and multiple agencies are involved, including the NI A that is conducting the investigation at this point in time. Now, a two pronged approach has been undertaken by these agencies. One The timing of the blast, especially. This comes, uh, a little after a day or two of, uh, the rally that was organised by a special group expressing solidarity with the Palestinians. And that particular rally was also addressed by a Hamas leader at that point in time. And number two is, uh, uh, like you mentioned a person who has come forward, uh, reportedly confessing to this and, uh, a video that is also in doing the rounds as we speak, which also claims of Dominic claiming that he has allegedly taken this drastic step, almost believing that he does not really confer with the kind of values that are being inculcated or that are being believed by this particular religious gathering that is the Yho Witnesses group. And this these two approaches are being investigated by the police. The special team that has been organised by Pinar Vision and Pinar vision in the meantime has also called for an all party meet tomorrow. Now, with respect to this investigation, an F has also surfaced. An F I that has been registered by the police, where both the UAP as well as the Explosives Act have been invoked. So at this point in time, nothing can be ascertained until the investigation is thoroughly complete. This is what we hear from police sources. More details would be awaited once the investigation is complete. Absolutely also larger questions on perhaps intelligence failure and a security lapse also being raised as far as the Kerala government is concerned. So the ball is really the Kerala government's court now, with an all party meeting also being called. But how is the investigation going to go forward as far as the terror link is concerned because that is yet to be established. That's right. The FR has been the first step that has been taken forward by the police, and, uh, whether the case would be handed over to the NI A is also something that the police. Uh, the investigation team of the Kerala police is now looking at. But, uh, nothing really can be ascertained at this point in time. More more details would emerge once the investigation is complete with the multiple agencies that are in talks at this point in time, right at this convention centre. More details, perhaps tomorrow. So many unanswered questions there. But moving now to the big political headline when the BJP is piling on charges on T MC MP mawa Mora in the cash for questions case. In fact, BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Pwaa launched a scathing attack, alleging that Mawa Mora is trying to hoodwink the public. In her interviews, B JP MP Nishika Dube also said that Mawa Mora needs to come clean. Well, Mama Mora has hit back, and she says that the B is shifting goalposts from cash for questions to national security. Meanwhile, there are two statements of Mawa Mora out in the public domain one as per her interviews and one her plea in the High court, Vasu Gopal has more details, while the MC MP mo Moitra, who is at the centre of this cash for query scam controversy, has been giving TV interviews in the last two days, alleging that she is basically a victim of a hip job, and she has basically denied a lot of these allegations, basically of taking cash for asking questions. She has also admitted to some of them, especially of sharing login credentials with industrialist Hiranandani and also taking some gifts from him, which includes some makeup items and also letting him arrange her travel when she's in Mumbai now. This, of course, has been termed problematic by many experts and lawyers who have pointed to an existing defamation case that she filed against Mr Chair and Mr De Hard is the lawyer who basically brought on this complaint against her. And he has also gone to the CBI with it, and also against Mr Nishika Dube, a BJP MP who was the first to fly this complaint to the ethics committee. Now Muhammad was fighting a defamation case against Mr Dube and Mr de Hard, and in her defamation case and her petition at the Delhi High Court, She has denied all the allegations that have been raised by these two people, and she has refuted all the allegations of of sharing her login credentials with Mr Mr Dash and and also taking any sort of gifts from him. Now, of course, she has admitted to parts of it. Her interviews, which is what lawyers and experts say amounts to lying in the court document, which is why they feel that there could be some action against her. What we hear from our sources is that they could also be a case of case for perjury and a separate case moved against her for attempting to lie in the court or lying in a court document. That will be, of course, seen on October 31st when the case comes for hearing. Remember on October 21st, when the case was being heard for the first time? There was a lot of drama in the Delhi High Court because the judge had publicly reprimanded Mr Ms Mora's counsel for trying to negotiate with Mr Dear for a settlement without disclosing that he was the lawyer for Ms Moitra and after which the lawyer had basically withdrawn from the case. So it remains to be seen on October 31st, what the court decides on this matter and well, the latest in battleground Gaza well. Prime Minister Netanyahu has said that the war has entered its second phase and that it's going to be a long and difficult war ahead. This is on the ground. Israel is ramping up its ground operations and its presence and a full blown invasion is now inevitable. What really are the challenges as far as the peace solution is concerned when the hostage challenge is a big one? And now Hamas has said that they are ready to free hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners? Why is it such a complex challenge and how is Israel pushing Hamas to release hostages? Mohammad Ghazali breaks it down for us to more than 220 hostages who were there in Hamas' captivity in Gaza Strip. The first option which looked very favourable for us, Hamas, Israel and everyone else, was the diplomatic negotiations or what we call mediation. Qatar, one of the Middle Eastern countries, has played this role even in the past, and even in this crisis it played its role which led to the release of four hostages by Hamas. But after that there has been no progress as far as hostages are concerned. The second was an offer made by Hamas, which is called hostage for ceasefire. Israel has an ethos of never leaving anyone behind, dead or alive. Hamas offered release of hostages in exchange of a ceasefire, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has already declared a war against Hamas may not give any reprieve to Hamas now. The third major concern is the safety of hostages. For any negotiations to proceed, Hamas will have to ensure the safety of hostages. And if though Hamas has been claiming that many hostages have been killed in the aerial bombardment or invasion by Israel, none of the Western agencies or agencies of Israel have confirmed any such reports. So it is being believed that all the hostages are safe and alive in the captivity of Hamas. The most important part is that how long Hamas can hold the hostages. We have seen that to gather a lot of diplomatic support or international support or sympathy is right. Hamas may have released more hostages, but that was just intended to gain more sympathy and support from the international community. But can Hamas support to keep these hostages for a long period? Well, that can't be ruled out because we have seen that how Hamas had kept one Israeli soldier for five years and later released him in exchange of more than 1000 Palestinian prisoners who were kept in Israel's prison. So this is also a big challenge. Another big challenge is that if goes into Gaza, which it already has, the military operation may jeopardise the safety of these hostages, which is a big concern not only for Israel but also for the relatives and the loved ones of those who were there in Israel, who are every day praying that Israel somehow manages to get these hostages back. Well, as a war on the ground only intensifies, the big question now is, has diplomacy failed? And has this war actually divided the world to an extent and scale that we have not seen before? Because now we see an increasing anti West sentiment in the Arab world and a greater divide on a global scale as well. Mohammed Ghazali explains how this particular war has exposed the fault lines in global diplomacy. The Israel Hamas war has certainly polarised the world, and in this segment we explained that which countries are supporting Israel or which are the countries which are openly extending its support for Hamas. So the first list of countries are what we call the Western camp. But those countries like America and Europe, which firmly support the Israel's right to defend itself. They are notably hesitant to criticise Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, aligning themselves closely with Israel's stance. Then comes the neutral observers, countries like India, which condemns the Hamas attack but also advocates for Palestinian rights and a two state solution. These countries aim to strike a balance between acknowledging the security concerns of Israel and the aspirations of Palestinians for a statehood. Then there are third category. There is a third category of countries which is extending its full support to Hamas. And there has been widely spread protest in these countries against Israel's invasion in the Gaza Strip. Now countries like Turkey, Egypt, Algeria and numerous Muslim nations or the Muslim majority nations, they have refused to condemn Hamas and INS. Instead, they're concentrating on highlighting the plight of Palestinians in Gaza Strip. Then there is the United Nations. Multiple United Nations Security Council resolutions related to the war have failed to pass or have been either vetoed by the United States or Russia and China. The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly called for immediate, durable and sustainable humanitarian truce between Israel and Hamas and ensure that there is unhindered aid access to the Gaza residents in the Gaza Strip.
