Bengal Train Tragedy

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced state government jobs for the family of those who lost their lives in the triple train crash in Odisha's Balasore.

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.

A day after the Bengal government struck it down, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee insisted on a CBI inquiry for a fair probe into the West Midnapore train tragedy. Calling the Gyaneshwari train derailment a heinous and brutal murder, Mamata said that whosoever is behind the train crash should be punished."This is our government. We will decide wha...

The toll in the Mumbai-bound Gyaneshwari Express derailment rose to over 148 today as more bodies were pulled out from the wreckage of the mangled coaches.

The Bengal train tragedy, which has claimed around 120 lives, has one more heartrending story.A two-year-old child whose parents could not be traced was taken to a hospital in Midnapore, where another patient volunteered to look after the child. It now appears that the child's father died in the accident and his mother was taken to another hospital...

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced state government jobs for the family of those who lost their lives in the triple train crash in Odisha's Balasore.

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.

A day after the Bengal government struck it down, Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee insisted on a CBI inquiry for a fair probe into the West Midnapore train tragedy. Calling the Gyaneshwari train derailment a heinous and brutal murder, Mamata said that whosoever is behind the train crash should be punished."This is our government. We will decide wha...

The toll in the Mumbai-bound Gyaneshwari Express derailment rose to over 148 today as more bodies were pulled out from the wreckage of the mangled coaches.

The Bengal train tragedy, which has claimed around 120 lives, has one more heartrending story.A two-year-old child whose parents could not be traced was taken to a hospital in Midnapore, where another patient volunteered to look after the child. It now appears that the child's father died in the accident and his mother was taken to another hospital...