A five-month-old child was among the two victims who succumbed to the deadly swine flu in Rajasthan on Sunday, raising state's death toll figure due to the disease to 23, a medical official said.
Train services have resumed on the Jhir-Jhatwara sector in Rajasthan where a train derailment a day earlier left six people dead and 11 still in hospital on Sunday.
Northwestern Railways and police are trying to ascertain whether the derailment of Mandor Express near here was a case of sabotage as the mishap occurred hours after a phone call that a bomb was planted in the Jammu Tawi-bound Puja Express turned out to be a hoax.
North-Western Railway today issued a list of those passengers killed and injured when Mandore Superfast Express derailed between Jhir and Jatwara station in the wee hours on Saturday.
Over 400 railway personnel are working on a war footing to restore the track on the Jhir-Jhatwara section of North Western railway after the Mandor Express derailed near Jaipur on Saturday.
North West Railways on Saturday cancelled two trains and diverted 24 others as the Jaipur-Dausa section was disrupted following derailment of the Mandor Express train.
Rescue operations continued for the fifth day today to take out the four-year-old boy stuck in the borewell since November 9 at Jagatpura village of the district, police said.
Rescue operations continued for the second day on Tuesday to bring out a four-year-old boy, who had fallen into a 150 feet deep borewell in Jagatpura village near Jaipur, as CCTV cameras showed the child lying unconscious.
A four-year-old boy fell into a borewell on Monday while playing in Jagatpura village of Shahpura town of the district, nearly 40 kms from Jaipur.
Fire died out in IOC's last tank in Jaipur today, 10 days after the inferno claimed 12 lives, while smoke continued to bellow from it even as the Centre has ordered an audit to look into the safety and security aspects of the country's oil depots.
Furious residents around the burning Indian Oil's depot near Jaipur filed police complaints against the company as fires raged on Wednesday in two of its tanks after having killed 11 people.
The fire in the Indian Oil Corp (IOC) depot that has been raging since Oct 29 might finally abate by Wednesday evening, officials in Jaipur said.
An executive of a private company has filed a complaint against Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) after a fire broke out at its oil depot in Jaipur Oct 29 killing 11 people and injuring over 150.
For many, life will never be the same again after the inferno that IOC's Jaipur oil depot in Sitapura industrial area. Thousands of workers, factory owners wonder when they can start work again, report Urvashi Dev Rawal, Sachin Saini and Yuvraj Shrimal.
Loud explosions were heard as a devastating fire raged for the fifth day in Indian Oil's depot near in Jaipur. As the death toll rose to 11, a petroleum ministry committee began probing the cause of the destruction.