New Delhi Railway Station stampede Railways puts focus on lack of access control to stations
Tragic stampede at New Delhi Railway Station highlights lack of access control, unregulated ticketing, prompting calls for ...
‘Capacity to hold over 10,000 passengers’: After stampede, holding area created at New Delhi Railway Station — Details
Indian Railways has opened a new holding area for the passengers at New Delhi Railway Station after the stampede incident ...
Railway asks RITES to design proposed permanent holding areas at railway stations
Following the stampede at New Delhi Railway Station which killed at least 18 people including four children, the Ministry of ...
Crowd Chaos and Cover-Ups: How Systemic Failures Lead to Stampede Tragedies
Recent tragedies at the Prayagraj Kumbh and New Delhi Railway Station have exposed a recurring crisis in India's crowd ...
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Overwhelmed, yet why railways won't restrict unreserved travel
Why does railways sell many more tickets than there is space? The answer: social duty, complex logistics and low-income ...
'Totally illegal': Mahua Moitra slams railways over X takedown request on stampede videos
Moitra wrote on X, “There is NO, repeat NO legal provision by which @RailMinIndia can ask X to remove videos of ND ...
New Delhi railway station stampede: 15 autopsy reports out
After the incident, 10 victims were sent to Lok Nayak Hospital, five were sent to Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, and three were ...
Asphyxia, head trauma, blunt injuries led to Delhi stampede deaths: Autopsy
The autopsy report of the 18 victims who lost their lives in the February 15 stampede at New Delhi Railway Station has ...
Lessons from a stampede
A stampede at the New Delhi railway station led to 18 deaths and injured many on the night of February 15 as pilgrims rushed to board trains to Prayagraj, where the Maha Kumbh Mela is underway, and ...
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"No legal provision": TMC's Mahua Moitra on reports of Railways asking X to remove stampede content
TMC leader Mahua Moitra on Friday slammed the Ministry of Railways and said that there is absolutely no legal basis for the Railways to demand the removal of videos related to the New Delhi ...