Sunday, December 14, 2025
ADVT 
India

Class 10 Boy Dies Trying To Board A Speeding Train In Delhi

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Aug, 2016 12:26 PM
    A 16-year-old boy died while trying to board a speeding train from Shivaji Bridge railway station in Delhi today.
     
    Shubham, a class X student of a government school in Lahori Gate, tried to board an express train to Jalandhar from Shivaji Bridge railway station, a Railway Police official said.
     
    The train does not stop at Shivaji Bridge but the boy, a resident of Ghaziabad, tried to board the train despite its high speed, he said.
     
    He tried to put his foot on the footboard but was thrown off and sustained severe head injuries, he added.
     
    The boy was taken to RML Hospital where he was declared brought dead by doctors.

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Provide Help To Indian Prisoner Lodged In Pak Jail: Sushma Swaraj To Envoy

    Provide Help To Indian Prisoner Lodged In Pak Jail: Sushma Swaraj To Envoy
    Hamid Nehal Ansari, a Mumbai resident arrested in 2012 for illegally entering Pakistan from Afghanistan reportedly to meet a girl he had befriended online, suffered injuries after he was attacked by inmates in the Peshawar Central Prison.

    Provide Help To Indian Prisoner Lodged In Pak Jail: Sushma Swaraj To Envoy

    Vacation? The Most and Least Expensive Cities for Indian Travelers

    For Indian travellers, Mumbai has been ranked the most expensive city in the country, but second least expensive in the world, according to a report.

    Vacation? The Most and Least Expensive Cities for Indian Travelers

    Delhi Girl Allegedly Abducted 6 Years Ago Rescued From Haryana

    Delhi Girl Allegedly Abducted 6 Years Ago Rescued From Haryana
    The girl, 16 at the time of her alleged abduction in February 2010, had gone to a nearby market in Chhawla area to buy ice-cream but did not return.

    Delhi Girl Allegedly Abducted 6 Years Ago Rescued From Haryana

    New Commander Promises To Fix Much-maligned Military Support Unit

    New Commander Promises To Fix Much-maligned Military Support Unit
    All Indian workers rendered jobless in Saudi Arabia due to the closure of a leading construction company will be able to receive their pending arrears, Minister of State for External Affairs V.K. Singh assured the distressed workers on Friday.

    New Commander Promises To Fix Much-maligned Military Support Unit

    Rajnath's Jibe At Reluctant Pakistan: 'Yeh Padosi Hai Ki Maanta Nahin'

    Rajnath's Jibe At Reluctant Pakistan: 'Yeh Padosi Hai Ki Maanta Nahin'
    Miffed over the treatment he received in Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said India has always tried to be friendly with its reluctant neighbour but "yeh padosi hai ki maanta nahin" and continues supporting terrorism.

    Rajnath's Jibe At Reluctant Pakistan: 'Yeh Padosi Hai Ki Maanta Nahin'

    Assam Attack: 13 Killed, Many Injured After Terrorists Open Fire In Kokrajhar

    Nearly 20 civilians were also injured. Both the dead and injured were mainly Bodos, who dominate Kokrajhar and the surrounding areas.

    Assam Attack: 13 Killed, Many Injured After Terrorists Open Fire In Kokrajhar