Mumbai Youths Die

A 27-year-old youth died today after being hit by a local train at Goregaon train station here, police said.

A 21-year-old youth was killed after he fell from a moving suburban local train in Thane following which a video clip of the mishap went viral on social media sites, railway police said today.

The Mumbai-Pune Expressway witnessed a gory Sunday that claimed three lives after a landslide struck near Khopoli. While two motorists lost their lives in the natural disaster, the third death was that of a young hero who was tragically hit by a car even as he rushed to help the victims of the landslip.

On camera, a young man is seen being beaten mercilessly, punched and kicked by men who also try to run him over with a bike. 22-year-old Afzal Beg died on Tuesday evening, hours after the savage assault in Malad in Mumbai.

Two youths - Abhishek More (20) and Mayur Waghmare (17) - have passed the test of true friendship with flying colours: each was ready to sacrifice his own life to save a friend, 18-year-old Sonu Kanojia, from drowning in the waters of the Tunga Lake. The tragedy lies in the fact that neither of the three has lived to tell the tale.

A 27-year-old youth died today after being hit by a local train at Goregaon train station here, police said.

A 21-year-old youth was killed after he fell from a moving suburban local train in Thane following which a video clip of the mishap went viral on social media sites, railway police said today.

The Mumbai-Pune Expressway witnessed a gory Sunday that claimed three lives after a landslide struck near Khopoli. While two motorists lost their lives in the natural disaster, the third death was that of a young hero who was tragically hit by a car even as he rushed to help the victims of the landslip.

On camera, a young man is seen being beaten mercilessly, punched and kicked by men who also try to run him over with a bike. 22-year-old Afzal Beg died on Tuesday evening, hours after the savage assault in Malad in Mumbai.

Two youths - Abhishek More (20) and Mayur Waghmare (17) - have passed the test of true friendship with flying colours: each was ready to sacrifice his own life to save a friend, 18-year-old Sonu Kanojia, from drowning in the waters of the Tunga Lake. The tragedy lies in the fact that neither of the three has lived to tell the tale.