 | After 4 months of train crash, 28 unclaimed bodies to be crematedBhubaneswar mayor Sulochana Das said the civic administration is ready for cremation of the unclaimed bodies as per rules. |
 | CBI chargesheet against 3 officials in Balasore train accident caseThe charge sheet has been filed in the court of the special judicial magistrate in Bhubaneswar in an ongoing investigation into a case related the train mishap. |
 | Balasore accident: CBI files charge sheet against three railway officialsThe accident took place on June 2 when the Coromandel Express crashed into a stationary freight train at Bahanaga Bazar station in Balasore district and collided with the Yeshwantpur-Howrah Express. |
 | Balasore train accident: 41 bodies await identification at AIIMS BhubaneswarDr Ashutosh Biswas, Director, AIIMS, Bhubaneswar said that the process of handing over the bodies to claimants after matching DNA samples is underway. |
| Lapses in signalling-circuit-alteration caused Odisha train accident: Union Railway MinisterThe Union Minister said that the Commissioner of Railway Safety under the Ministry of Civil Aviation has completed its inquiry into the Balasore train accident, which claimed 295 lives. |
 | Balasore train tragedy: CBI makes first arrests, three railway staff heldSenior section engineer Arun Kumar Mahanta, section engineer Mohammad Amir Khan and technician Pappu Kumar were arrested by the agency under sections 304 and 201 of the Indian Penal Code. |
| Odisha train tragedy: Opposition slams Centre after CRS report flagged 'lapses at multiple levels'Inquiry report cites faulty signalling and human error as reasons for June 2 triple-train accident. |
 | Odisha: 13 more bodies of Balasore train tragedy handed over to familiesOf the 13 bodies, four have been sent to Bihar, eight to West Bengal and one to Jharkhand. |
 | Nearly a month after Odisha's train accident, victims' kin still wait for bodiesAs many as 35 persons are camping at the guest house while 15 others have left for home due to a delay in the arrival of DNA reports. |
| Balasore train accident: Death toll mounts to 291Meanwhile, 81 bodies remain unidentified at AIIMS Bhubaneswar. |
 | Less than 50% of rail passengers have insurance coverPassengers who book tickets at railway counters and those travelling in general coaches do not have any insurance coverage. |
| 270 people including ex-NIA, RAW chiefs write to PM Modi on Odisha's triple train crashTerming the accident as an "act of sabotage," the signatories flagged 'efforts to undermine' the nation's security and progress. |
| After Odisha triple train crash, Railways orders double-locking of signalling assetsWith enough evidence to show that some kind of tampering was done with the interlocking system, the job now is to make it "tamper-proof", senior officials said. |
 | Interlocking technology that failed to lockCould this technology have failed to prevent the disaster, or was it manipulated? Equally, is it possible to manipulate the system manually? |
 | The good samaritans of Balasore: an ode to humane instinctA teacher couple that lived nearby admitted passengers to the local high school and even turned the educational institution into a temporary morgue when the body count grew. |
 | Rail safety can no longer be business as usualIntrospection must begin within Indian Railways to address some serious questions concerning safety systems |
 | Odisha train crash: State govt consults neighbours as 82 bodies remain unidentifiedWhat has come as a problem is that some bodies are being claimed by multiple families. Therefore, DNA sampling is the only scientific process left for handling over the bodies. |
 | Odisha train crash: Congress seeks FIR against PM Modi, Railway Minister for negligenceThe grand old party also accused the government of doing headline management and saving the minister responsible for the train accident. |
 | Coromandel Express leaves Shalimar five days after Balasore accidentThe Chennai-bound train was involved in a tragic train crash last Friday at Odisha's Balasore. |
 | Odisha train accident: 39 more bodies brought to AIIMS, BhubaneswarThere were initially 123 bodies in All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhubaneswar, and of which, 71 were handed over to families. |
