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Three coaches of Ujjaini Express derail near Rishikesh, no casualties
Three coaches of the Ujjaini Express derailed near the Khand Gaon area in Rishikesh on Monday night (May 19, 2026) when the train was being moved to the railway yard, officials said.
There were no passengers on board when the incident occurred around 9:40 p.m. close to the Yog Nagri railway station.
According to officials, the accident occurred when the train was passing through the yard area.
Railway sources said the locomotive collided with the buffer (dead end) located at the terminus of the shunting line, resulting in increased pressure on the coaches.
From former chief economist of World Bank and chief economic adviser to india.
What are your thoughts on sibi george answer to the journalist question.
A journalist asked why should we trust you , will you stop the human right violations in india , will pm start taking questions from Indian media in future .
And sibi answered about the past achivements like invention of zero, chess. He was telling about how old our ancient civilization is. About the g20 summit hosting and uniting the world. Covid supplies, pm greatness of hosting g20 and Ai summit. Largest democracy. He emphasised that India guarantees fundamental rights, equality, freedom of expression and legal protections under its constitution. Going to court.
But he didn't answer the question about the human right violations and pm answering to the press. Why are we so struck to past achievements and hosting summits. We know how long and painful our court process is and we aren't addressing.
People are praising him for the answer and saying it's agenda
What if people stopped working at mega corporations
I mean people stopping working at faang or other large corporations.
How to identify it as ai. Many people are believing this is real. Is the laughter the only thing to tell it's ai
U.S. Navy jets collide mid-air during air show idaho, pilots safe
What would happen if previous inventions had subscription model
What if previous inventors had kept subscription model.
Imagine if foundational inventions followed today’s subscription logic.
The wheel? Basic plan gives you one; upgrade for smoother rotation.
Fire? Limited burns per month unless you renew.
Electricity? Can be used on certain devices.
Pay premium to use second wheel.
It sounds absurd, yet modern products increasingly separate ownership from control.
You buy the device, but access is gated features, repairs, even usage depend on ongoing payment. This shifts power from users to companies, turning essentials into services. The real question isn’t convenience, but dependency: are we innovating for progress, or designing lock-ins? When ownership becomes conditional, freedom quietly becomes a premium feature.