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Thirteen dead bodies of the victims of the Odisha train crash have been identified on the basis of DNA test results and handed over to their families

'Bahuda Yatra' or return car festival began in the pilgrim town of Puri amid the chants of 'Jai Jagannath' on Wednesday.

“I never imagined that I could make darshan, thanks to Puri Police for making it possible,” said 80-year-old Sarangadhar Sarangi.

At least 10 people were killed and eight others injured in a head-on collision between two buses under Digapahandi police limit in Ganjam.

The central agency officials are trying to find out the persons responsible for the massive tragedy

Cyberabad police arrest eight smugglers and seize property in a major marijuana bust, highlighting the syndicate's procurement from Odisha.

Trains will not stop at the Bahanaga Bazar railway station in Odisha where the triple train tragedy took place on June 2 evening

Due to derailment of Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express in Kharagpur-Bhadrak section of South Eastern Railway, at least five trains were cancelled which were to commence journey on June 6.

Outside the hospital, two large screens cycled through photos of the bodies, the faces so bloodied and charred that they were hardly recognisable.

Major challenge before the Odisha government is the identification of dead bodies. As the bodies are in bad condition, the family members were facing difficulty in identifying

The incident is however not connected with the Indian railway system and took place on a private track laid inside the ACC Cement plant near Bargarh.

Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, "Our goal is to make sure missing persons' family members can find them as soon as possible...our responsibility is not over yet."

Indian Railways on Monday resumed running passenger trains on the tracks of the accident-affected route.

Jagan Mohan Reddy on Sunday directed the officials to pay ex-gratia to the families of passengers from the state who died or were injured

The accident that occurred on Friday killed 288 people and left over 1000 people injured, as per the official figure.

Centre apparently did not initiate measures for addressing and fixing the safety lacunae, leading to the devastating tragedy at Balasore

The next of kin of the deceased will get an assistance of Rs 5 lakh and those who sustained serious injuries will get Rs 1 lakh as assistance, a statement issued by the CMO said.

Chennai-bound Coromandel Express entered the loop line and then hit a stationary goods train, preliminary investigation has revealed

Odisha government has decided to bring about 160 bodies of victims of the tragic train mishap in Balasore to Bhubaneswar

Odisha government on Saturday set up a temporary mortuary at the business park of North Orissa Chamber of Commerce and Industry