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Today's Horoscope - September 19, 2021: Check horoscope for all sun signs
UPDATED : Sep 18 2021, 23:45 IST
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Today's Horoscope - September 18, 2021: Check horoscope for all sun signs
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2 /13 Aries | Someone you work with could try to undermine you. Educational courses will be stimulating and successful. Relationships may suffer today since you are not at your most sensitive.| Lucky Colour: Terra-Cotta | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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3 /13 Taurus | You may want to stay in the background today. The moon brings cheer. Travel plans need working out. Past problems and future hopes clash. Friends prove supportive | Lucky Colour: Tan | Lucky Number: 2 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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4 /13 Gemini | Hard work pays dividends today. Legitimate deals come through. Health needs care. You can make major gains if you talk to your boss about your findings. | Lucky Colour: Red | Lucky Number: 7 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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5 /13 Cancer | Sudden changes concerning colleagues may surprise you. Use your charm, but don't sign or agree to anything. Organize your day well if you wish to accomplish all you set out to do. | Lucky Colour: Plum | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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6 /13 Leo | It's time to get yourself back on track. Hobbies will be good for your emotional well-being. You have been brooding too long on a person who didn’t do fair by you, but now it’s time to move on. | Lucky Colour: Saffron | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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7 /13 Virgo | You tend to blow situations out of proportion. Go with the flow and don't let the unsettled atmosphere get on your nerves. Avoid any confrontations with colleagues. | Lucky Colour: Sky-Blue | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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8 /13 Libra | The time has come for to make some introspection and rearrange your goals. Hasty speech, words spoken in anger cause problems at work today. | Lucky Colour: Yellow | Lucky Number: 4 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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9 /13 Scorpio | You can help a close friend find solutions to personal problems. Money problems will be sorted out soon. Don’t believe all of the gossip that is going around today. Jealousy is making it hard for you to see straight. | Lucky Colour: Chocolate | Lucky Number: 9 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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10 /13 Sagittarius | It seems that responsibilities which should have fallen to others, have fallen in your lap and, in the process, you are left overworked and exhausted. Better career options come your way. | Lucky Colour: Saffron | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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11 /13 Capricorn | Your career plans are good but they have to be more grounded. Confusion, miscommunication between yourself and others possible today. A great day for leisure and romance. Take care not to go overboard in your use of credit. | Lucky Colour: Aquamarine | Lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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12 /13 Aquarius | Dealing with personal, family, and home matters that have reached difficult proportions is essential. Today and tomorrow, you may be dealing with issues revolving around fears, obsessions. | Lucky Colour: Amber | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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13 /13 Pisces | Some of you could be considering delegating work, as pressures for you to perform are strong. A good time to slow down, and make a list of your priorities. | Lucky Colour: Sapphire | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay Photo
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In Pictures | Deadliest train accidents in India
UPDATED : Jun 03 2023, 19:24 IST
Here are some of the deadliest train crashes in the history of Indian Railways since Independence.
![In Pictures | Deadliest train accidents in India. Credit: PTI Photo]( "In Pictures | Deadliest train accidents in India. Credit: PTI Photo")
1 /7 In Pictures | Deadliest train accidents in India. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Bihar Train Disaster (1981): The accident happened when the Sealdah Express collided with the stationary Vananchal Express near the town of Saharsa in Bihar on June 6, 1981. The collision resulted in a massive fire that engulfed several coaches, leading to a high number of casualties. The death toll is believed to be over 1,000. Credit: Twitter/@PrasunNagar]( "Bihar Train Disaster (1981): The accident happened when the Sealdah Express collided with the stationary Vananchal Express near the town of Saharsa in Bihar on June 6, 1981. The collision resulted in a massive fire that engulfed several coaches, leading to a high number of casualties. The death toll is believed to be over 1,000. Credit: Twitter/@PrasunNagar")
2 /7 Bihar Train Disaster (1981): The accident happened when the Sealdah Express collided with the stationary Vananchal Express near the town of Saharsa in Bihar on June 6, 1981. The collision resulted in a massive fire that engulfed several coaches, leading to a high number of casualties. The death toll is believed to be over 1,000. Credit: Twitter/@PrasunNagar
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![Firozabad Train Accident: Firozabad train accident occurred on August 20, 1995 in UP\'s Firozabad. The Purushottam Express collided with a stationary goods train, resulting in a massive fire that engulfed several coaches. The exact death toll is disputed, but estimates range from around 350 to over 500 fatalities. Credit: Twitter/@SinghPramod2784]( "Firozabad Train Accident: Firozabad train accident occurred on August 20, 1995 in UP\'s Firozabad. The Purushottam Express collided with a stationary goods train, resulting in a massive fire that engulfed several coaches. The exact death toll is disputed, but estimates range from around 350 to over 500 fatalities. Credit: Twitter/@SinghPramod2784")
3 /7 Firozabad Train Accident: Firozabad train accident occurred on August 20, 1995 in UP's Firozabad. The Purushottam Express collided with a stationary goods train, resulting in a massive fire that engulfed several coaches. The exact death toll is disputed, but estimates range from around 350 to over 500 fatalities. Credit: Twitter/@SinghPramod2784
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![Khanna Rail Disaster (1998): On November 26, 1998, near Khanna in Punjab, the Jammu Tawi-Sealdah Express collided with the Amritsar-bound local train. The impact caused a derailment, and several coaches were severely damaged. The accident led to the deaths of around 211 people. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Khanna Rail Disaster (1998): On November 26, 1998, near Khanna in Punjab, the Jammu Tawi-Sealdah Express collided with the Amritsar-bound local train. The impact caused a derailment, and several coaches were severely damaged. The accident led to the deaths of around 211 people. Credit: PTI Photo")
4 /7 Khanna Rail Disaster (1998): On November 26, 1998, near Khanna in Punjab, the Jammu Tawi-Sealdah Express collided with the Amritsar-bound local train. The impact caused a derailment, and several coaches were severely damaged. The accident led to the deaths of around 211 people. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Gaisal Train Disaster (1999): The Awadh-Assam Express collided with the Brahmaputra Mail at high speed, resulting in a severe derailment and subsequent fire in West Bengal on August 2, 1999. The accident claimed the lives of approximately 290 people. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Gaisal Train Disaster (1999): The Awadh-Assam Express collided with the Brahmaputra Mail at high speed, resulting in a severe derailment and subsequent fire in West Bengal on August 2, 1999. The accident claimed the lives of approximately 290 people. Credit: PTI Photo")
5 /7 Gaisal Train Disaster (1999): The Awadh-Assam Express collided with the Brahmaputra Mail at high speed, resulting in a severe derailment and subsequent fire in West Bengal on August 2, 1999. The accident claimed the lives of approximately 290 people. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Amritsar Train Accident (2018): The Amritsar train accident happened on October 19, 2018, in Amritsar city, Punjab. The Jalandhar-Amritsar DMU runs through a crowd gathered to watch the burning of effigies for Dussehra and were standing on the tracks. The tragedy killed at least 59 people and injured 57. Credit: PTI PHoto]( "Amritsar Train Accident (2018): The Amritsar train accident happened on October 19, 2018, in Amritsar city, Punjab. The Jalandhar-Amritsar DMU runs through a crowd gathered to watch the burning of effigies for Dussehra and were standing on the tracks. The tragedy killed at least 59 people and injured 57. Credit: PTI Photo")
6 /7 Amritsar Train Accident (2018): The Amritsar train accident happened on October 19, 2018, in Amritsar city, Punjab. The Jalandhar-Amritsar DMU runs through a crowd gathered to watch the burning of effigies for Dussehra and were standing on the tracks. The tragedy killed at least 59 people and injured 57. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Odisha Train Accident (2013): The train crash in Odisha on June 2, involving the Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express and a goods train in which at least 233 people have been killed and more than 900 injured. This train crash stands as one of the deadliest accidents in the history of Indian railways. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Odisha Train Accident (2013): The train crash in Odisha on June 2, involving the Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express and a goods train in which at least 233 people have been killed and more than 900 injured. This train crash stands as one of the deadliest accidents in the history of Indian railways. Credit: PTI Photo")
7 /7 Odisha Train Accident (2013): The train crash in Odisha on June 2, involving the Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express and a goods train in which at least 233 people have been killed and more than 900 injured. This train crash stands as one of the deadliest accidents in the history of Indian railways. Credit: PTI Photo
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In Pictures | Deadly Odisha train accident
UPDATED : Jun 03 2023, 20:07 IST
The death toll in the tragic train derailment in Odisha's Balasore district has crossed over 280 and thousands have been injured in Odisha. The accident is being described as the country's worst train accident this century. Three trains are believed to have been involved in the collision. Here are some ground-zero pictures that capture the horror and shock.
![In Pictures | Deadly Odisha train accident. Credit: Reuters Photo]( "In Pictures | Deadly Odisha train accident. Credit: Reuters Photo")
1 /9 In Pictures | Deadly Odisha train accident. Credit: Reuters Photo
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![The damaged carriages at the accident site near Balasore in Bhubaneswar. Credit: PTI Photo]( "The damaged carriages at the accident site near Balasore in Bhubaneswar. Credit: PTI Photo")
2 /9 The damaged carriages at the accident site near Balasore in Bhubaneswar. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Reportedly, a total of 17 coaches of two trains were derailed in the deadly accident. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Reportedly, a total of 17 coaches of two trains were derailed in the deadly accident. Credit: PTI Photo")
3 /9 Reportedly, a total of 17 coaches of two trains were derailed in the deadly accident. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Ground zero pictures showed completely smashed train compartments with survivors trapped in the mangled wreckage. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Ground zero pictures showed completely smashed train compartments with survivors trapped in the mangled wreckage. Credit: PTI Photo")
4 /9 Ground zero pictures showed completely smashed train compartments with survivors trapped in the mangled wreckage. Credit: PTI Photo
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![From a vantage point high above the ground, the accident site looked as if a powerful whirlwind had thrown the coaches on top of each other. Credit: PTI Photo]( "From a vantage point high above the ground, the accident site looked as if a powerful whirlwind had thrown the coaches on top of each other. Credit: PTI Photo")
5 /9 From a vantage point high above the ground, the accident site looked as if a powerful whirlwind had thrown the coaches on top of each other. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Closer to the ground, bloodied and disfigured bodies lay enmeshed with each other, creating a grotesque sight. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Closer to the ground, bloodied and disfigured bodies lay enmeshed with each other, creating a grotesque sight. Credit: PTI Photo")
6 /9 Closer to the ground, bloodied and disfigured bodies lay enmeshed with each other, creating a grotesque sight. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Gas cutters were used to extricate the bodies from under the derailed coaches. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Gas cutters were used to extricate the bodies from under the derailed coaches. Credit: PTI Photo")
7 /9 Gas cutters were used to extricate the bodies from under the derailed coaches. Credit: PTI Photo
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![An injured being rescued following an accident involving Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train, in Balasore, Odisha. Credit: PTI Photo]( "An injured being rescued following an accident involving Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train, in Balasore, Odisha. Credit: PTI Photo")
8 /9 An injured being rescued following an accident involving Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train, in Balasore, Odisha. Credit: PTI Photo
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![The damaged carriages at the accident site near Balasore in Odisha. Credit: PTI Photo]( "The damaged carriages at the accident site near Balasore in Odisha. Credit: PTI Photo")
9 /9 The damaged carriages at the accident site near Balasore in Odisha. Credit: PTI Photo
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Odisha train accident: Rescue ops over, restoration work begins
UPDATED : Jun 03 2023, 17:38 IST
The toll in the disastrous railway accident in Odisha has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed, a South Eastern Railway official said on Saturday. "The number of casualties in Friday's railway accident has increased to 261. Another 650 injured passengers are being treated at various hospitals in Odisha," SER spokesperson Aditya Chowdhury said.
![Odisha train accident: Rescue ops over, restoration work begins. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Odisha train accident: Rescue ops over, restoration work begins. Credit: PTI Photo")
1 /9 Odisha train accident: Rescue ops over, restoration work begins. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Nearly 18 hours after the massive train tragedy in Odisha\'s Balasore district, restoration work has begun at the accident site. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Nearly 18 hours after the massive train tragedy in Odisha\'s Balasore district, restoration work has begun at the accident site. Credit: PTI Photo")
2 /9 Nearly 18 hours after the massive train tragedy in Odisha's Balasore district, restoration work has begun at the accident site. Credit: PTI Photo
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![The death toll in the disastrous railway accident has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed. Credit: IANS Photo]( "The death toll in the disastrous railway accident has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed. Credit: IANS Photo")
3 /9 The death toll in the disastrous railway accident has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed. Credit: IANS Photo
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![One of the deadliest train accidents in the country, took place in Balasore around 7:00 pm on Friday (June 2), prompting the Railway Ministry to order a probe. Credit: IANS Photo]( "One of the deadliest train accidents in the country, took place in Balasore around 7:00 pm on Friday (June 2), prompting the Railway Ministry to order a probe. Credit: IANS Photo")
4 /9 One of the deadliest train accidents in the country, took place in Balasore around 7:00 pm on Friday (June 2), prompting the Railway Ministry to order a probe. Credit: IANS Photo
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![Large cranes and bulldozers tried to lift the last remaining coach amid the strewn and mangled wreckage of three trains that rammed into each other in rapid sequence in Odisha\'s Balasore district. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Large cranes and bulldozers tried to lift the last remaining coach amid the strewn and mangled wreckage of three trains that rammed into each other in rapid sequence in Odisha\'s Balasore district. Credit: PTI Photo")
5 /9 Large cranes and bulldozers tried to lift the last remaining coach amid the strewn and mangled wreckage of three trains that rammed into each other in rapid sequence in Odisha's Balasore district. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Some 200 ambulances, 50 buses and 45 mobile health units have been working at the accident site. 1,200 personnel to rush the injured to hospitals. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Some 200 ambulances, 50 buses and 45 mobile health units have been working at the accident site. 1,200 personnel to rush the injured to hospitals. Credit: PTI Photo")
6 /9 Some 200 ambulances, 50 buses and 45 mobile health units have been working at the accident site. 1,200 personnel to rush the injured to hospitals. Credit: PTI Photo
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![NDRF personnel during the search and rescue operation at the site where Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train derailed, in Balasore. Credit: PTI Photo]( "NDRF personnel during the search and rescue operation at the site where Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train derailed, in Balasore. Credit: PTI Photo")
7 /9 NDRF personnel during the search and rescue operation at the site where Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train derailed, in Balasore. Credit: PTI Photo
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![Rescue operation under way at the site where Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train met with an accident, in Balasore. Credit: IANS Photo]( "Rescue operation under way at the site where Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train met with an accident, in Balasore. Credit: IANS Photo")
8 /9 Rescue operation under way at the site where Coromandel Express, Bengaluru-Howrah Express and a goods train met with an accident, in Balasore. Credit: IANS Photo
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![Locals, security personnel and NDRF during the search and rescue operation at the site of tragedy. Credit: PTI Photo]( "Locals, security personnel and NDRF during the search and rescue operation at the site of tragedy. Credit: PTI Photo")
9 /9 Locals, security personnel and NDRF during the search and rescue operation at the site of tragedy. Credit: PTI Photo
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Odisha Train Accident: Odisha CM visits accident spot, takes stock of situation
UPDATED : Jun 03 2023, 16:28 IST
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik reached the spot of the tragic train derailment in the Balasore district that claimed the lives of 233 people. Patnaik took stock of the situation and said that saving the lives of the injured passengers is now the top priority of the state government.
![Odisha Train Accident: Odisha CM visits accident spot, takes stock of situation]( "Odisha Train Accident: Odisha CM visits accident spot, takes stock of situation")
1 /6 Odisha Train Accident: Odisha CM visits accident spot, takes stock of situation
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![Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik expressed deep concern over the fatal train accident near Balasore, saying that saving the lives of the injured passengers is now the top priority of the state government. Credit: IANS Photo]( "Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik expressed deep concern over the fatal train accident near Balasore, saying that saving the lives of the injured passengers is now the top priority of the state government. Credit: IANS Photo")
2 /6 Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik expressed deep concern over the fatal train accident near Balasore, saying that saving the lives of the injured passengers is now the top priority of the state government. Credit: IANS Photo
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![He also visited the accident site to take stock of the situation as did Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Credit: IANS Photo]( "He also visited the accident site to take stock of the situation as did Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Credit: IANS Photo")
3 /6 He also visited the accident site to take stock of the situation as did Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Credit: IANS Photo
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![Patnaik visited the Balasore District Hospital and met the people who were injured in the tragedy. Credit: IANS Photo]( "Patnaik visited the Balasore District Hospital and met the people who were injured in the tragedy. Credit: IANS Photo")
4 /6 Patnaik visited the Balasore District Hospital and met the people who were injured in the tragedy. Credit: IANS Photo
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![The toll in the disastrous railway accident in Odisha has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed. Credit: IANS Photo]( "The toll in the disastrous railway accident in Odisha has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed. Credit: IANS Photo")
5 /6 The toll in the disastrous railway accident in Odisha has risen to 261 and rescue operations at the site have been completed. Credit: IANS Photo
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![CM Patnaik greets the injured passengers at the Balasore hospital in Odisha. Credit: IANS Photo]( "CM Patnaik greets the injured passengers at the Balasore hospital in Odisha. Credit: IANS Photo")
6 /6 CM Patnaik greets the injured passengers at the Balasore hospital in Odisha. Credit: IANS Photo
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