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    Mumbai’s first non-ac local train features automatic sliding doors, improved legroom, CCTV cameras, fire detection systems and emergency communication facilities; check details

    Mumbai latest news: Mumbai has received its first non-AC local train with automatic doors designed for improved commuter safety. The introduction follows a incident in 2025 that raised safety concerns regarding open doorways. Trials will be conducted on different sections of the suburban network before the train enters regular service. Automatic doors may result in longer station halts, potentially impacting punctuality during peak hours.

    Collision between 2 trains in Egypt kills 4 and injures 88

    Two trains crashed near Cairo on Sunday, leading to four fatalities and approximately 88 injuries. The collision occurred in the al-Ayyat district of Giza province, causing one train to derail. The injured individuals were promptly taken to local hospitals for treatment after the incident. President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi has ordered an investigation to identify the responsible parties. Emergency teams were dispatched to clear the wreckage and restore normal train services.

    India's ageing population calls for a new social contract on elderly care

    Rohini Nilekani, chairperson of Rohini Nilekani Philanthropies, discusses how India's ageing population is straining the traditional family-led care model and calls for a new social contract involving communities, the state and the market, along with technology and public infrastructure to enable dignified ageing.

    Care comes at a cost: India's ageing population exposes a broken caregiving system

    India's rapidly ageing population is driving demand for caregivers, but the sector faces a shortage of trained workers, low wages, poor working conditions and uneven recruitment standards. High costs burden families, while inadequate training and job security undermine care quality. Experts call for professional recognition, better pay and structured training.

    Diwali 2026: Delhi Metro to commence services at 6 am on select routes; check new timings here

    Delhi Metro has announced earlier train services on select lines for Diwali festivities. Trains on the Pink Line, Magenta Line, and Grey Line will begin operations at 6 am. Regular services will continue according to the Sunday timetable after the early start. Last trains from all terminal stations will depart at 10 pm on Sunday. This revised schedule aims to accommodate commuters during the festive occasion.

    Pace heavy India look to extend advantage over New Zealand in second ODI

    India's new pace attack looks to build on their success against New Zealand in the upcoming ODI. Adjustments are expected due to the unique dimensions of the Hnry Stadium's boundaries. Rohit Sharma is anticipated to bounce back after his earlier dismissal, while Virat Kohli's strong performance will be crucial. New Zealand faces challenges with injuries, particularly with Devon Conway ruled out of the series.

    The Economic Times
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