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PRAYAGRAJ, April 2 -- : A 28-year-old train vendor died after he was allegedly pushed off a moving Intercity train by a youth for refusing to give him a cigarette, officials said on Wednesday. The victim, Rahul Chaurasia, resided in Fatehpur. He earned his living by selling roasted gram on trains.

According to officials, Rahul had boarded the Kanpur-Chitrakoot Intercity from Fatehpur. At around 9.30 am, near Manouri railway station, a youth asked him for a cigarette. When Rahul refused, the youth allegedly abused him and pushed him out of the moving train.

He fell near Chillashahbazi village under Charwa police station limits and suffered serious injuries. Local people informed the Railway Protection Force

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Delhi’s skyline still glitters. The illusion of stability remains intact. But at Anand Vihar, that illusion collapses. This is not a lockdown. This is not a natural disaster. Yet, thousands are leaving. Not because there is no work. Not because there is no money. But because there is no fire to cook food. A cooking gas shortage has triggered something far deeper than inconvenience — it has exposed a systemic fracture where survival itself is now unaffordable. The hands that built this city are now walking away

Which raises a fundamental question:

If supply exists —

why are people leaving

This is not just a gas crisis.

It is a last-mile governance failure —

where access, not availability, determines survival.

A capital that cannot deliver basic fuel to its workforce

is not facing a shortage of resources —

It is facing a breakdown of execution