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There were more than 13,000 train accidents across the country last year in which 11,986 railway passengers were killed, according to a recent report by the National Crime Records Bureau.&nbsp;
The latest statistics mean that on average, 32 people lost their lives every day in these accidents in 2020.
According to the report,&nbsp;8,400 or about 70% of these railway accidents took place as passengers either fell off the train or came in the way while crossing the railway track.
The data pertains to a period when 45% of the passenger trains in the country were not being operated due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The report showed that Maharashtra ranks first and Uttar Pradesh second, both in terms of the number of accidents as well as deaths.
Uttar Pradesh topped the list ranking the number of train collisions at railway crossings, while Bihar and Madhya Pradesh came second and third in this list, respectively.
However, the report, issued by the central government, also showed that railway accidents reduced significantly in 2020, compared to that of the previous year. According to the NCRB Annual Report 2020, there were 27,987 train accidents in 2019, which declined to 13,018 in 2020.&nbsp;

Over 13,000 train accidents in 2020, 32 lives lost daily: NCRB report

There were more than 13,000 train accidents across the country last year in which 11,986 railway passengers were killed, according to a NCRB report

Over 13,000 train accidents in 2020, 11,986 lives lost: NCRB report
On average 32 people lost their lives daily in train accidents: NCRB&nbsp;report&nbsp;
Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh tops the list for train collisions followed by Bihar and MP
NCRB: 70% accidents because passengers fell off the train or were crossing tracks
27,987 train accidents in 2019 and 13,018 accidents in 2020: NCRB
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According to the report,&nbsp;8,400 or about 70% of these railway accidents took place as passengers either fell off the train or came in the way while crossing the railway track.

There were more than 13,000 train accidents across the country last year in which 11,986 railway passengers were killed, according to a recent report by the National Crime Records Bureau.&nbsp;
The latest statistics mean that on average, 32 people lost their lives every day in these accidents in 2020.
According to the report,&nbsp;8,400 or about 70% of these railway accidents took place as passengers either fell off the train or came in the way while crossing the railway track.
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The data pertains to a period when 45% of the passenger trains in the country were not being operated due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The report showed that Maharashtra ranks first and Uttar Pradesh second, both in terms of the number of accidents as well as deaths.
Uttar Pradesh topped the list ranking the number of train collisions at railway crossings, while Bihar and Madhya Pradesh came second and third in this list, respectively.
However, the report, issued by the central government, also showed that railway accidents reduced significantly in 2020, compared to that of the previous year.
According to the NCRB Annual Report 2020, there were 27,987 train accidents in 2019, which declined to 13,018 in 2020.&nbsp;

Heavy overnight rain in Mumbai and neighbouring areas led to flooding of rail tracks in several areas, mudslides and boulder crashes were also reported, severely affecting long distance and local train services.&nbsp;Special buses are being arranged for the stranded train passengers, according to Railway officials.
Videos on social media showed people wading through chest-deep water in Bhiwandi, where houses were seen half submerged in water.
Heavy rains have been lashing Ratnagiri since Thursday morning, leading to overflowing of rivers and shutting of highway near Lanja village.&nbsp;
Massive flooding has been reported in the&nbsp;Konkan belt of Maharashtra, especially Chiplun, with&nbsp;water levels crossing&nbsp;5 feet. Four teams of the&nbsp;NDRF&nbsp;along with rescue choppers have been deployed, one each in Palghar, Thane, Chiplun (Ratnagiri) and two in Kolhapur.&nbsp;
Rains are likely to continue in Mumbai&nbsp;and neighbouring areas, the Met department has issued an&nbsp;orange alert&nbsp;for the day, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall and thundershowers, with&nbsp;gusty winds reaching up to&nbsp;60 kmph.&nbsp;

Heavy rains batter Mumbai, CM takes stock of flood situation in Ratnagiri, Raigad

Mumbaikars&nbsp;will see more rain with the IMD&nbsp;sounding off an orange alert.&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Uddhav Thackeray held&nbsp;an emergency meeting to take stock of the flood situation in Ratnagiri and Raigad districts .

Mumbaikars&nbsp;will see more rain with the IMD&nbsp;sounding off an orange alert.&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Uddhav Thackeray held&nbsp;an emergency meeting to take stock of the flood situation in Ratnagiri and Raigad districts&nbsp;&nbsp;

In an emergency meeting to take stock of the flood situation in Ratnagiri and Raigad districts, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray directed the Disaster Management units and departments to begin the rescue operations.
Heavy overnight rain in Mumbai and neighbouring areas led to flooding of rail tracks in several areas, mudslides and boulder crashes were also reported, severely affecting long distance and local train services.&nbsp;Special buses are being arranged for the stranded train passengers, according to Railway officials.
Videos on social media showed people wading through chest-deep water in Bhiwandi, where houses were seen half submerged in water.
Heavy rains have been lashing Ratnagiri since Thursday morning, leading to overflowing of rivers and shutting of highway near Lanja village.&nbsp;
Massive flooding has been reported in the&nbsp;Konkan belt of Maharashtra, especially Chiplun, with&nbsp;water levels crossing&nbsp;5 feet. Four teams of the&nbsp;NDRF&nbsp;along with rescue choppers have been deployed, one each in Palghar, Thane, Chiplun (Ratnagiri) and two in Kolhapur.&nbsp;
Rains are likely to continue in Mumbai&nbsp;and neighbouring areas, the Met department has issued an&nbsp;orange alert&nbsp;for the day, indicating heavy to very heavy rainfall and thundershowers, with&nbsp;gusty winds reaching up to&nbsp;60 kmph.&nbsp;

Not all superheroes wear capes. A railway worker showed immense courage and presence of mind to save the life of a child who fell on rail tracks at Vangani railway station in Mumbai. In a CCTV footage from the station, pointsman Mayur Sheikhe is seen running&nbsp;to save the child even as train approaches on the same track. The braveheart managed to pull the child and himself on to the platform just in the nick of time.

Watch: Railway worker saves child from getting run over

Watch: Mumbai railway official&nbsp;saves child from getting run over by a train in nick of time

Not all superheroes wear capes. A railway worker showed immense courage and presence of mind to save the life of a child who fell on rail tracks at Vangani railway station in Mumbai. In a CCTV footage from the station, pointsman Mayur Shelke is seen running&nbsp;to save the child even as train approaches on the same track. The braveheart managed to pull the child and himself on to the platform just in the nick of time. Shelke&nbsp;told ANI that the woman accompanying the child was blind and couldn't do anything to help the child, so he decided to risk his own.&nbsp;Shelke&nbsp;got a rousing welcome from his colleagues at office for his act of bravery and even got an appreciation call from Railway Minister Piyush&nbsp;Goyal.

Not all superheroes wear capes. A railway worker showed immense courage and presence of mind to save the life of a child who fell on rail tracks at Vangani railway station in Mumbai. In a CCTV footage from the station, pointsman Mayur Shelke is seen running&nbsp;to save the child even as train approaches on the same track. The braveheart managed to pull the child and himself on to the platform just in the nick of time.
"The woman (with the child) was visually impaired. She could do nothing. I ran towards the child but also thought that I might be in danger too. Still, I thought I should save him. The woman was very emotional and thanked me a lot. Minister Piyush Goyal also called me up," Mayur Shelke told news agency ANI.

Popular during the first wave covid-19 the Indian Railways&rsquo; isolation coaches are back in demand amid rising cases.
Nandurbar, a district close to Gujarat border, has asked for around 95 coaches and 1,500 beds.&nbsp;The district is currently under lockdown till April 15 and has reported close to 400 cases daily since March. A memorandum of understanding was signed between Western Railways and the district authorities on April 11.&nbsp;Covid-19 care coaches are&nbsp;modified Sleeper and General coaches, each accommodating 16 patients.&nbsp;
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Isolation train coaches back in demand amid worrying spike in Covid cases

Indian Railways isolation coaches back in demand as India crosses 1.36 cr Covid-19 case count

Indian Railways isolation coaches back in demand amid&nbsp;Covid surge
Nandurbar&nbsp;district asked for around 95 coaches, 1,500 beds
Each Covid-19 care rake will have 20 coaches
Coaches suitabled&nbsp;positioned, can accommodate 16 patients each

Popular during the first wave Covid-19, the Indian Railways&rsquo; isolation coaches are back in demand amid rising cases.&nbsp;Nandurbar, a Maharashtra district close to Gujarat border, has asked for around 95 coaches and 1,500 beds.&nbsp;The district is currently under lockdown till April 15. A memorandum of understanding signed between Western Railways and the district authorities on April 11 noted that &lsquo;each Covid-19 care rake will have 20 coaches, comprising modified Sleeper and General coaches. &nbsp;Each coach can accommodate 16 patients and will be suitably positioned as mutually agreed upon.
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Bengaluru is all set to get India's first centralised AC railway terminal.
The terminal, which has been named after Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya, will be inaugurated later this month,
It is built along the lines of the Bengaluru&nbsp;airport and will be able to accommodate&nbsp;50 trains from the station every day.
The state-of-the-art terminal comes with a VIP&nbsp;lounge, a food court and a waiting hall.
The new terminal will allow more trains to metros like Mumbai and Chennai from Bengaluru.

This city is getting India's first centralised AC railway terminal 

Bengaluru is all set to get India's first centralised AC railway terminal.
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Bengaluru is all set to get India's first centralised AC railway terminal.
The terminal, which has been named after Bharat Ratna Sir M Visvesvaraya, will be inaugurated later this month,
It is built along the lines of the Bengaluru&nbsp;airport. The state-of-the-art terminal comes with a VIP&nbsp;lounge, a food court and a waiting hall.
The new terminal will allow more trains to metros like Mumbai and Chennai from Bengaluru.

Lumding Railway Employees’ Candle Light March for Hathras Victim

The Railway Employees Union of Lumding held a candle march in protest against the alleged gangrape of the 20-year old woman in Hathras, UP. The protest rally was to demand for justice for the victim who died two weeks after she was allegedly gangraped and brutally assaulted by four upper caste men on September 14. The protesters demanded safety and security for every woman of the country and urged the government to take immediate steps to punish the guilty in the Hathras case. The protesters demand death sentence for the offenders. They hoped that stringent laws would be introduced to put an end to crime against women.

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