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Thieves are now targeting passengers in premium AC coaches, including Vande Bharat trains, contrary to popular belief. Railway Protection Force apprehended four individuals who specialized in stealing electronic devices from passengers. Their method involved boarding trains at stations and swiftly taking advantage of passengers leaving their seats. Recovered items were valued at over Rs 2 lakh.

Odisha police are facing scrutiny over constables making social media reels in uniform. A senior officer has ordered an investigation into the matter. This trend is drawing criticism as it occurs during a time of rising crime and image concerns for the police force. Officials are considering new guidelines to address the situation.

A disturbing video from a New Delhi to Agra train shows a transgender individual assaulting a British tourist after a request for money escalated. The incident, captured on X, has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about passenger safety and railway monitoring. Authorities have been alerted, with the incident impacting India's tourism image.

Police say organiser moonlighted as dishwasher at Delhi eatery, was planning to install CCTV at Ambala railway station too

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A viral video shows men throwing colored liquid and cow dung at a moving train. This act has sparked widespread criticism online. Passengers' safety and public behavior are major concerns. Railway authorities have taken notice and are seeking details to take action. The National Crime Investigation Bureau, Bihar, also condemned the criminal behavior.

A video circulating online shows a man carrying a live snake on the Ahmedabad–Sabarmati Express, soliciting money from passengers between Mungaoli and Bina Junction in Madhya Pradesh. The incident has raised concerns about passenger safety, prompting railway seva and the Railway Protection Force to seek details and urging travelers to report unusual activities.

HYDERABAD: All e-Seva centres in the city will soon provide the much awaited service, reservation of train tickets, said Union minister of state for railways Bandaru Dattatreya. He was speaking after municipal administration minister B V Mohan Reddy inaugurated the 24th e-Seva centre at Municipal Shopping Complex, Chikkadapally, on Sunday.

Sidhharth Pandey, a Twitter user, shared how he had to commute through a poorly maintained train despite booking tickets for luxurious Vande Bharat Express.