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Rahul Gandhi Interacts With Coolies Who Helped Passengers During Delhi Railway Station Stampede
Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday expressed deep concern over the rising number of stampedes at railway stations after interaction with coolies who helped passengers during the February 15 tragedy.
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Delhi Divisional Railway Manager Replaced Weeks After Stampede
Delhi Divisional Railway Manager Sukhwinder Singh was transferred on Tuesday, according to an official order issued over a fortnight after a stampede killed 18 passengers at the New Delhi Railway Station.
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Top Court Refuses To Entertain Plea On New Delhi Railway Station Stampede
The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea that sought directions to be given to authorities on crowd management, claiming that over 200 people had died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station.
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"Dignity...": Railways On Why X Was Asked To Remove Some Stampede Pics
The Railway Ministry issued a clarification after some social media posts claimed that it had asked X to remove all stampede videos from the platform.
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"Respect Shivaji Maharaj's Legacy": Swara Bhasker Amid Flak Over "Soul-Dead Society" Post
She is a proud Indian who respects the "brave legacy" of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, actor Swara Bhasker said on Friday, days after a backlash over her social media post on stampedes.
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"Why Sell Excess Tickets?" Delhi High Court Asks Railways Over Stampede
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday came down hard on the centre and Indian Railways over the stampede last week at the New Delhi Railway Station, in which 18 people were killed.
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"Misleading": Ministry On Reports About Delhi Railway Station Stampede Probe
The Railway Ministry on Tuesday dismissed as "wrong and misleading" media reports that a Railway Protection Force probe has found the stampede at the New Delhi station was caused by a last-minute announcement about a platform change.
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2 Hours, 4 Trains, Mega Crowd: Sources On What Caused Delhi Stampede
A probe into the deadly stampede at New Delhi railway station on Saturday has revealed that a senior Railway Police Force official had asked the station manager not to issue any more tickets after he sensed that the crowd had become too large.
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Baby Strapped To Chest, Baton In Hand: RPF Officer Patrols At Railway Station
A Railway Protection Force (RPF) officer, with her one-year-old son strapped to her chest, was seen patrolling the New Delhi Railway Station.
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After Delhi Stampede, Railways' 3-Point Plan To Avert Recurrence
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said the Railways will implement 3 important steps after the New Delhi Railway Station stampede to help avert such incidents in future.
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Colour-Codes, War Rooms: Crowd-Control Overhaul After Delhi Station Stampede
There will be a 'complete overhaul' of crowd-control measures and protocols across the country, the Railways Ministry said Monday, 48 hours after a stampede at a station in Delhi killed 18 people.
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Anand Mahindra Urges Strategy For Crowd Control After Delhi Stampede
A day after 18 people were killed in a stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, industrialist Anand Mahindra said a structured national strategy to prevent such tragedies in the future.
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All Special Trains To Prayagraj To Run From Platform 16 At New Delhi Station
A day after the tragic stampede incident at New Delhi railway station, Northern Railway enforced a number of measures to avoid any such untoward incident in the days to come.
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"A Nail Pierced Her Head": Man Who Lost His Daughter, 7, In Delhi Stampede
"Meri ladki ke kila ghus gaya (a nail pierced my daughter's head)", said a man, whose 7-year-old daughter was among the 18 who died during a stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station late on Saturday.
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"Tweet Is Proof Of...": Lt Governor Slammed For Post On Delhi Stampede
A political row has erupted over Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena's edited social media post over the stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station which occurred on Saturday night and caused the deaths of 18 people, including five children.
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Rahul Gandhi Interacts With Coolies Who Helped Passengers During Delhi Railway Station Stampede
Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday expressed deep concern over the rising number of stampedes at railway stations after interaction with coolies who helped passengers during the February 15 tragedy.
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Delhi Divisional Railway Manager Replaced Weeks After Stampede
Delhi Divisional Railway Manager Sukhwinder Singh was transferred on Tuesday, according to an official order issued over a fortnight after a stampede killed 18 passengers at the New Delhi Railway Station.
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Top Court Refuses To Entertain Plea On New Delhi Railway Station Stampede
The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea that sought directions to be given to authorities on crowd management, claiming that over 200 people had died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station.
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"Dignity...": Railways On Why X Was Asked To Remove Some Stampede Pics
The Railway Ministry issued a clarification after some social media posts claimed that it had asked X to remove all stampede videos from the platform.
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"Respect Shivaji Maharaj's Legacy": Swara Bhasker Amid Flak Over "Soul-Dead Society" Post
She is a proud Indian who respects the "brave legacy" of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, actor Swara Bhasker said on Friday, days after a backlash over her social media post on stampedes.
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"Why Sell Excess Tickets?" Delhi High Court Asks Railways Over Stampede
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday came down hard on the centre and Indian Railways over the stampede last week at the New Delhi Railway Station, in which 18 people were killed.
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"Misleading": Ministry On Reports About Delhi Railway Station Stampede Probe
The Railway Ministry on Tuesday dismissed as "wrong and misleading" media reports that a Railway Protection Force probe has found the stampede at the New Delhi station was caused by a last-minute announcement about a platform change.
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2 Hours, 4 Trains, Mega Crowd: Sources On What Caused Delhi Stampede
A probe into the deadly stampede at New Delhi railway station on Saturday has revealed that a senior Railway Police Force official had asked the station manager not to issue any more tickets after he sensed that the crowd had become too large.
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Baby Strapped To Chest, Baton In Hand: RPF Officer Patrols At Railway Station
A Railway Protection Force (RPF) officer, with her one-year-old son strapped to her chest, was seen patrolling the New Delhi Railway Station.
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After Delhi Stampede, Railways' 3-Point Plan To Avert Recurrence
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said the Railways will implement 3 important steps after the New Delhi Railway Station stampede to help avert such incidents in future.
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Colour-Codes, War Rooms: Crowd-Control Overhaul After Delhi Station Stampede
There will be a 'complete overhaul' of crowd-control measures and protocols across the country, the Railways Ministry said Monday, 48 hours after a stampede at a station in Delhi killed 18 people.
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Anand Mahindra Urges Strategy For Crowd Control After Delhi Stampede
A day after 18 people were killed in a stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, industrialist Anand Mahindra said a structured national strategy to prevent such tragedies in the future.
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All Special Trains To Prayagraj To Run From Platform 16 At New Delhi Station
A day after the tragic stampede incident at New Delhi railway station, Northern Railway enforced a number of measures to avoid any such untoward incident in the days to come.
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"A Nail Pierced Her Head": Man Who Lost His Daughter, 7, In Delhi Stampede
"Meri ladki ke kila ghus gaya (a nail pierced my daughter's head)", said a man, whose 7-year-old daughter was among the 18 who died during a stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station late on Saturday.
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"Tweet Is Proof Of...": Lt Governor Slammed For Post On Delhi Stampede
A political row has erupted over Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena's edited social media post over the stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station which occurred on Saturday night and caused the deaths of 18 people, including five children.
