A 46-year-old man, Lokesh Das, died on Monday after falling from the Purushottam Express near Ghatsila railway station. He was returning from Bhubaneswar where he had been receiving treatment. He was trying to get off the train, believing it was leaving from Tatanagar, and fell under the wheels. Lokesh worked as...
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an accountant in Vijay Heritage, Tatanagar, and is survived by his wife, mother, and five-year-old daughter.

Lokesh Kumar Das, a resident of Golmuri, Jamshedpur, died after falling from the Purushottam Express train near Ghatsila railway station on Monday. He was returning from Bhubaneswar and mistakenly attempted to get off the train while it was moving, resulting in the fatal accident. He was an accountant at Mili Vijay...
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Heritage in Tatanagar and is survived by his wife, elderly mother, and five-year-old daughter.

A 46-year-old man, Lokesh Kumar Das, died after falling from the Purushottam Express near Ghatsila Railway Station. Das, a resident of Jamshedpur, was returning from Bhubaneswar where he had been receiving treatment. He was travelling to Tatanagar by the train when he woke up and mistakenly thought the train was departing...
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from Tatanagar, leading him to jump off the moving train. He fell under the wheels and died on the spot. He was an accountant and the only male earner in his family, leaving behind his wife, elderly mother, and 5-year-old daughter.

Ghatsila railway station in Jharkhand, India, has undergone significant improvements in recent years, surpassing the facilities offered at the nearby Tatanagar station. The station now boasts seven platforms, accommodating express trains and other passenger services. This has eliminated the need for Ghatsila residents to travel to other stations to catch trains....
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The station's infrastructure and passenger amenities have been upgraded to cater to the growing population. While Tatanagar station is still in the process of renovation, Ghatsila has already undergone a complete transformation, making it a much more modern and functional railway station.

Madhu Karmakar, a resident of Teranga Ratmohana village in Teranga Panchayat, was forced to migrate to Maharashtra in search of work due to poverty and lack of employment opportunities in Musabani and surrounding areas. During his journey, he fell from a train and his right leg was severed. Lacking a mobile...
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phone, he was left to fend for himself for nearly seven months before finally returning to his village. The Block Chief, Ramdev Hembram, visited him and promised to provide a crutch and assist in securing a government pension.