Odisha train accident

Central investigation agency has accused three individuals of tampering with evidence in relation to the Balasore train tragedy

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NEW DELHI: In an exclusive chat, Atul Karwal – the director general of India’s central disaster response agency – provides bone-chilling details of the recent train tragedy which killed approximately 270 people and injured over 700 people in Balasore district of Odisha. Karwal recounts unique challenges faced by the personnel of the National Disaster Response […]

Months before the tragic train accident in Odisha, a senior Railways official had warned about serious flaws in the signalling system, emphasizing the need for monitoring and prevention of potential accidents

FIR states that the ‘culpability of specific railway employees has not been ascertained’