Vangani

In a video that recently went viral, Railways hero Mayur Shelke is seen saving the life of a child at a railway station in Mumbai. It caught the eye of Anupam Thareja, Director, Jawa Motorcycles, who's promised to present Shelke with a new Jawa motorcycle under the Jawa Heroes initiative.

A railway official in Maharashtra, who risked his life to save a child who fell on the tracks as a train was approaching the platform, got a rousing welcome from his colleages and seniors for his act of heroism.

A railway official in Maharashtra risked his life to save a child who fell on the tracks as a train was approaching the platform. The incident took place in Vangani railway station on Saturday.

Two military helicopters and six boats of the National Disaster Response Force were sent in to rescue as many as 900 people stranded on board a passenger train about 60 km out of Mumbai on Saturday after heavy rain paralysed the city and its surrounding areas.

By Prachi Salve and Swagata Yadavar/ IndiaSpend.org Every day at 7 pm, Munjaba Shingare, 42, leaves his home in Vangani village in Thane district, to begin his work day. Carrying his dholki, a two-headed drum, he takes a 10-minute walk through the town centre to reach the train station. Here, he takes on the task of crossing seven busy railway tra...

In a video that recently went viral, Railways hero Mayur Shelke is seen saving the life of a child at a railway station in Mumbai. It caught the eye of Anupam Thareja, Director, Jawa Motorcycles, who's promised to present Shelke with a new Jawa motorcycle under the Jawa Heroes initiative.

A railway official in Maharashtra, who risked his life to save a child who fell on the tracks as a train was approaching the platform, got a rousing welcome from his colleages and seniors for his act of heroism.

A railway official in Maharashtra risked his life to save a child who fell on the tracks as a train was approaching the platform. The incident took place in Vangani railway station on Saturday.

Two military helicopters and six boats of the National Disaster Response Force were sent in to rescue as many as 900 people stranded on board a passenger train about 60 km out of Mumbai on Saturday after heavy rain paralysed the city and its surrounding areas.

By Prachi Salve and Swagata Yadavar/ IndiaSpend.org Every day at 7 pm, Munjaba Shingare, 42, leaves his home in Vangani village in Thane district, to begin his work day. Carrying his dholki, a two-headed drum, he takes a 10-minute walk through the town centre to reach the train station. Here, he takes on the task of crossing seven busy railway tra...