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Mumbai Train Derails At Bhilad

A Virar-Bharuch MEMU train derailed at Bhilad station, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred at Bhilad station.

Palghar Hit By 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake struck Palghar in Maharashtra, with no damage reported. The earthquake occurred in the region, causing no harm to the local population.

Chamba Gorge Accident

A car fell into a gorge in Chamba, resulting in the death of 5 family members. The incident occurred in the Chamba district.

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SC Warns Bihar Govt

The Supreme Court has warned the Bihar government against damaging water bodies under the guise of beautification. The court's warning comes as a significant development in the state's efforts to balance development and environmental conservation.

Namo Bharat Train Service

Namo Bharat train service to be available every 8 minutes from July 30. The new service aims to provide frequent connectivity.

Assam Flood Toll Rises to 68

The flood situation in Assam has worsened, with the death toll rising to 68. Over 7 lakh people are still affected by the floods.

Air India Express Waives Cargo Fees

Air India Express has waived cargo charges for flood relief material to Assam. The move aims to support the state amid the flood crisis.

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Sees Rise

Rajasthan's tiger population has increased to 149, with Ranthambore Tiger Reserve having the highest number of tigers. The reserve is home to 72 tigers, according to the forest department.

NHAI Opens Deogarh-Gujarat Border Stretch

The National Highways Authority of India has opened a 27.1-km stretch on the Amritsar-Jamnagar corridor. This stretch connects Deogarh to the Gujarat border.

Train Derails Near Bhilad

A Virar-Bharuch MEMU train derailed in Bhilad, disrupting Mumbai-Gujarat train services. The incident has affected the rail network between the two states.

Karnataka to Release Water to Tamil Nadu

The Cauvery Water Regulation Committee has ordered Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs of water daily to Tamil Nadu for 15 days. This decision aims to address the water needs of the neighboring state.