Andhra Train Tragedy

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  PM Announces Rs 2 Lakh Compensation For Families Of Andhra Train Tragedy

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh from the PM's National Relief Fund for the next of families of each dead and Rs 50,000 for the injured in the Andhra Pradesh train accident, PMO Office informed.

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  Sonia Gandhi Condoles Train Accident Deaths in Andhra

  Congress president Sonia Gandhi has condoled the deaths in a train accident in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh on Monday.

• Andhra Pradesh train fire: Forensic experts begin investigations

  Forensic experts today began examination and collecting evidence from the ill-fated AC coach of the Bangalore-Nanded Express that caught fire yesterday.

• Andhra Pradesh train tragedy: 20 of 26 bodies identified, relatives wait for DNA confirmation

  Bangalore's Victoria Hospital became the centre of grief as family and friends of those who died in Saturday morning's horrific train fire in Andhra Pradesh waited to claim the bodies that were brought here yesterday afternoon.

• Rs five lakh ex-gratia for Andhra Pradesh train fire victims

  Railway Minister Mallikarjuna Kharge has announced ex-gratia payment of Rs 5 lakh to the kin of those killed in a fire in the coaches of Bangalore-Nanded Express early on Saturday.

• Andhra Pradesh train fire tragedy: 'We woke up to burning sensation', recounts survivor

  "We were asleep... All of a sudden, we all woke up to a burning sensation," said a survivor.

• Andhra Pradesh train tragedy: death toll rises to nine

  The death toll of the November 2 train mishap at Gotlam village in Vizianagaram district rose to nine, after one more body was found and identified today.

• Andhra Pradesh train tragedy: Victims of Vizianagaram mishap identified

  The eight persons who were run over by a speeding train last evening at Gotlam railway station near Vizianagaram town have been identified, Railway Police said.

• 18 train fire victims remain unidentified

  Eighteen of the 32 people who died in the Tamil Nadu Express fire in Andhra Pradesh on Monday are yet to be unidentified even as a forensic team on Tuesday inspected the gutted coach. Relatives of missing passengers, who are believed to have perished in the disaster, are reaching Nellore, where the tragedy struck, for identification.