You are advised to keep an eye on hidden enemies and opponents you might be victim of conspiracy. You may have some health related issues also. Virgo: Today, there may be some dull feeling in you, which may make you sensitive and emotional. You may plan to visit to some close relative or may plan for party with friends. With the help of elders blessings, you will implement new plans into your work for getting success in near future. You will likely to increase your network in terms of work.

Leo: Today you are blessed by moon, which may make you happy. It is advised to avoid rush driving and adventure tours. You may likely to face some health related issues. Gemini: Today, there may be some dull feeling in you, which may make you upset and impatient. You may likely to find a new way, which may tend you towards success at work. Taurus: Today, things are now under control, you may feel some new energy, which may give you confidence. Love birds may likely to plan to get marry. There is an atmosphere of joy and happiness in the family. You may also plan to renovate your office. You may bring some artefacts for your home. Aries: Today, time is favourable, you may be able to control your expenditures. Let's dive in to see what the cosmos have in store for you today. Whether you're looking for guidance on love, career, or simply a heads up on what to expect, this video has got you covered. Our astrologer has analyzed the movements of the planets and the alignment of the stars to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date horoscope predictions for the day ahead. Today we'll be taking a closer look at what the stars have in store for each of the 12 zodiac signs.

Despite government efforts to improve safety, several hundred accidents occur every year on India's railways, the largest train network under one management in the world.Read today's horoscope, June 10, 2023. The crash occurred at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi is focusing on the modernization of the British colonial-era railroad network in India, which has become the world's most populous country with 1.42 billion people. No bodies were found in the engine and the work was completed on Sunday morning, said Sudhanshu Sarangi, director-general of fire and emergency services in Odisha. Khatun said she visited the morgue and other hospitals to look for him, but was unable to find him.įifteen bodies were recovered on Saturday evening and efforts continued overnight with heavy cranes being used to remove an engine that settled on top of a rail car. In the same hospital where Mahato was recovering from his injuries, Bulti Khatun roamed outside the premises in a dazed state, holding an identity card of her husband who was onboard the Coromandel Express and traveling to southern Chennai city. Few others were searching hospitals to check whether their relatives were alive.

Meanwhile, many desperate relatives were struggling to identify the bodies of their loved ones because of the gruesomeness of the injuries. People look at the photographs of the passengers who were traveling in the trains that got derailed for identification in Balasore district, in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, June 4, 2023. 'God saved me,' he said, lying on the hospital bed while recuperating from a hairline fracture in his sternum. Others were frantically trying to get out from the twisted wreckage of his rail car.įor hours, Mahato, 37, remained stuck in the train's bathroom, before rescuers scaled up the wreckage and pulled him out. Moments later when he opened his eyes, he saw through the door that was forced open people writhing in pain, many of them already dead. The impact caused Mahato, who was in the bathroom, to briefly lose consciousness. Pantry worker Inder Mahato could not remember the exact sequence of events, but said he heard a loud bang when the Coromandel Express crashed into the freight. A crew with excavators was removing mud and the debris to clear the crash site.Īt one of the hospitals nearly 9 miles from the site, survivors spoke of the horror of the moment of the crash.

Railway workers toiled under the sun's glare to lay down blocks of cement to fix the broken tracks. On Sunday, a few shattered carriages, mangled and overturned, were the only remnants of the tragedy. To a question whether the crash could be a case of sabotage, she said 'nothing is ruled out.' But 0.1% chances are always there for an error,' Verma said.

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