Right Of Way

Amritsar train tragedy: Most dead are migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, say officials

The accident has claimed 59 lives so far out of which 39 bodies have been identified by the authorities.

Amritsar train tragedy: How poor crowd management, official apathy and overcrowding led to Dussehra disaster

The Ram Lila was staged this week—like it has been for at least 14 years—not on an open ground but within the four-walled compound of a rustic dhobhi ghat.

Amritsar train accident: Let's not railroad engine driver; public, politicians and police deserve fair share of blame

The fear is that bureaucratic indifference, political sycophancy and arrogance, poor planning at the venue, a lack of basic safety norms will all be ignored

Amritsar train tragedy: Securing assets like railways key to avoiding mishaps; 1,400 killed in 2016 on Mumbai tracks

What happened in Punjab, is an outcome of Indian Railways' lackadaisical attitude towards its right of way. Had it fenced the railway lines like it did along the route of the high-speed Gatiman Express, the tracks where the mishap took place on Friday would have been completely fenced by now.

Lack of a uniform policy framework to challenge growth of 5G connectivity in India

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new telecom policy called National Digital Communications Policy.