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    Jyoti Malhotra was also in contact with Pakistan handlers during Operation Sindoor, including blackouts

    Security agencies arrested YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra and three others for allegedly spying for Pakistan. They were reportedly in contact with Pakistani handlers during recent tensions. The accused shared sensitive information about vital installations. Arman, one of the accused, arranged Indian SIM cards for Pakistani intelligence officers. Investigations revealed disproportionate income and sponsored trips abroad for Malhotra.

    Security beefed up along Odisha coastline, vital installations

    Following Odisha CM's alert about potential sea threats amid India-Pakistan tensions, state police have heightened security along the coastline and around key installations. Increased vigilance includes patrolling, thorough checks of vessels and suspects, and armed deployments at sensitive locations like ITR Chandipur, Shree Jagannath Temple, and major transportation hubs.

    Subhadra Yojana: Third phase of first instalment released, how to check beneficiary status on subhadra.odisha.gov.in

    The Odisha government disbursed the third phase of the first instalment of Rs 5,000 each to over 20 lakh women under the Subhadra Yojana on November 24, 2024. This scheme aims to empower women financially. Over 80 lakh women have benefited so far. Chief Minister Mohan Majhi also inaugurated various development projects in Sundargarh district.

    ECoR plans to install to 'Kavach' system

    The East Coast Railway is implementing the Kavach train collision avoidance system between Ranital and Duvvada, a 595 km stretch. This ₹280 crore project includes trackside equipment, level crossing upgrades, and in-train devices. Kavach, designed to prevent collisions through automatic braking and speed control, will enhance safety on this busy Howrah-Chennai mainline segment.

    Odisha train accident: Railways Minister says change in electronic interlocking system led to accident, unrelated to Kavach system

    Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw examines restoration efforts at Balasore accident site following a significant incident involving two passenger trains and a goods carriage, resulting in the loss of 288 lives and injuries to over 1,000 individuals. "The root cause of this accident has been identified. PM Modi inspected the site yesterday. We will try to restore the track today. All bodies have been removed. Our target is to finish the restoration work by Wednesday morning so that trains can start running on this track," Vaishnaw said.

    Better manpower, maintenance in rails

    The railways are vital to India's effort to improve its logistics as well as to its climate commitments. Yet, they have been losing market share to road and air transport. To be able to diversify their revenue streams, the railways need a faster network. Which means a safer network.

    The Economic Times
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