A video is doing a round on the internet in which two men in underwear were standing on moving goods train and showcasing their physiques. The risky stunt done by the shirtless men posing their biceps has been filmed near the NTPC plant in Jarcha village of Gautam Buddha Nagar, Greater Noida as per the report. It can be seen that they were performing the stunt without any support, both the youth were standing on top of the train between the train coaches gap.   

A journalist name, Rajni Singh had drawn the attention of the Greater Noida police. Several social media users have raised the issue with the local authority and asked to take action in this case. However, there was no cognizance of the incident from law enforcement authorities until the video went viral. Police have been searching for the two men and an investigation is underway.

The cases of stunts are rising continuously in Greater Noida. Several videos of stunts made people suffer who got influenced by those videos. People who tried to perform the same stunts without any expert support lost their life. Many times, police have warned those people to avoid any such risky stunts that caused loss of life.

There have been several videos in the past that shocked people. Day by day, social media influencers have been making such videos to garner likes and comments. This has become a trend in the youths to film risky videos for increasing their followers. Videos of youth doing stunts with bikes and cars go viral every day.

In the past, the administration had taken strict action against those who performed stunts with two-wheeler or four-wheelers in Noida, have been slapped with Challans and their vehicle have been also seized. Earlier, Noida Police have taken action against 70 such people, particularly in Gautam Buddha Nagar, and they have collected approximately Rs 13.5 lakh in revenue from the accused.  

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Exactly three days after the Balasore tragedy, where at least 275 people lost their lives and over 1000 are injured today, goods train from Dunguri, Odisha, for Bargarh derailed. According to reports, a goods train was carrying limestones.

Police have already arrived and are conducting an investigation. As of yet, no loss of life has been reported.

The good train is operated by a private cement firm, which maintains all the infrastructure, including the narrow gauge train tracks, rolling stock, engines, and wagons, according to the East Coast Railway, and it is unconnected to the Indian railway network.

Meanwhile, after the tracks, which had been severely damaged by the three-train accident, the Shalimar Chennai Cormandal Express- Howrah Bengaluru Superfast Express and the goods train, were rebuilt, passenger train service at the Baganaga railway station was resumed today. On both tracks of the main line, services started up about 51 hours after the severe collision.

On Sunday, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, the Railway Board had proposed handing the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) control of the Odisha train tragedy case. This comes after he made the announcement that the root cause of the tragedy and those accountable for it had been found. He said that the accident happened due to an electronic interlocking intersystem.

However, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also visited the site of the train tragedy in Balasore and promised that those found guilty will be severely punished. He added the government is supporting people who lost loved ones in the tragic mishap.

He also visited the local hospital at Balasore to meet the injured patients who were admitted there. Along with fellow cabinet members Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the PM was spotted visiting the location.

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A Nagpur-Mumbai bound goods train with 90 coaches, which department from MIHAN Inland Container Depot (ICD) on February 1, is now missing.

Reports said the train number PJT1040201 was about to reach its destination Jawahar Nehru Port Trust in Mumbai within four to five hours on February 1. However, the train is untraceable even after 12 days.

The goods train was reportedly carrying containers loaded with export materials worth crores.

Reports further said the train was last located at Oombermali railway station near Kasara station between Nashik and Kalyan. The train’s location also disappeared from the Indian Railways Freight Operation Information System which is a computerised system that monitors the live movement of the rakes.

Chief Manager of Container Corporation of India Limited Santosh Kumar Singh informed the authorities on Monday and said the train is untraceable due to some technical glitch in the system.

Singh also informed that the CONCOR, along with railway authorities, are investigating the matter and trying to trace the train.

Reports also said the train has 90 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) containing export-quality paper, plastic goods, rice, chemicals, and other items which were supposed to reach JNPT in Mumbai.

An exporter slammed the CONCOR and railway authorities for their carelessness and demanded a detailed probe into the matter.

Meanwhile, the Indian Railways cancelled as many as 498 trains and 15 trains were partially cancelled on February 15. Apart from cancelled trains, 91 trains were diverted.

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List of cancelled trains:

00109 , 01413 , 01539 , 01540 , 01541 , 01542 , 01583 , 01590 , 01605 , 01606 , 01607 , 01608 , 01625 , 01626 , 01823 , 01824 , 03051 , 03052 , 03079 , 03080 , 03085 , 03086 , 03111 , 03112 , 03359 , 03360 , 03407 , 03469 , 03470 , 03513 , 03514 , 03515 , 03518 ,
03519 , 03529 , 03530 , 03532 , 03533 , 03534 , 03535 , 03548 , 03551 , 03558 , 03565 ,
03566 , 03591 , 03592 , 03649 , 03650 , 03657 , 03658 , 03659 , 03660 , 03661 , 03662 , 04029 , 04030 , 04041 , 04042 , 04139 , 04148 , 04149 , 04263 , 04264 , 04267 , 04268 , 04303 , 04304 , 04305 , 04306 , 04320 , 04335 , 04336 , 04338 , 04355 , 04379 , 04380 , 04403 , 04404 , 04408 , 04421 , 04424 , 04549 , 04550 , 04568 , 04577 , 04597 , 04598 , 04648 , 04845 , 04846 , 04901 , 04902 , 04909 , 04910 , 04912 , 04913 , 04916 , 04919 , 04927 , 04938 , 04941 , 04946 , 04950 , 04953 , 04958 , 04959 , 04961 , 04963 , 04964 , 04987 , 04988 , 04999 , 05000 , 05035 , 05036 , 05039 , 05040 , 05091 , 05092 , 05093 , 05094 , 05117 , 05118 , 05155 , 05156 , 05350 , 05366 , 05459 , 05460 , 05470 , 05471 , 05517 , 05518 , 05591 , 05592 , 06433 , 06601 , 06602 , 06609 , 06610 , 06639 , 06640 , 06651 , 06652 , 06653 , 06654 , 06655 , 06656 , 06702 , 06772 , 06773 , 06802 , 06803 , 06919 , 06920 , 06921 , 06922 , 06934 , 06937 , 06958 , 06959 , 06964 , 06967 , 06977 , 06991 , 06994 , 06995 , 06996 , 07329 , 07330 , 07331 , 07577 , 07578 , 07593 , 07596 , 07766 , 07793 , 07794 , 07795 , 07894 , 07906 , 07907 , 09108 , 09109 , 09110 , 09113 , 09197 , 09198 , 09199 , 09200 , 09351 , 09352 , 09353 , 09354 , 09369 , 09370 , 09431 , 09432 , 09433 , 09434 , 09437 , 09438 , 09475 , 09476 , 09481 , 09482 , 09483 , 09484 , 09487 , 09488 , 09491 , 09492 , 09535 , 09536 , 09541 , 09542 , 09559 , 09560 , 09587 , 09588 , 09589 , 09590 , 09627 , 09703 , 09704 , 10101 , 10102 , 11025 , 11026 , 11305 , 11306 , 11410 , 11425 , 11426 , 12218 , 12226 , 12241 , 12242 , 12317 , 12337 , 12338 , 12347 , 12348 , 12368 , 12369 , 12505 , 12529 , 12530 , 12537 , 12538 , 12571 , 12757 , 12758 , 12874 , 12987 , 13015 , 13016 , 13029 , 13030 , 13187 , 13309 , 13310 , 13345 , 13346 , 14005 , 14006 , 14213 , 14214 , 14217 , 14218 , 14235 , 14236 , 14505 , 14506 , 14617 , 14618 , 14673 , 14819, 14820 , 14821 , 14822 , 14823 , 14824 , 14891 , 14892 , 15053 , 15054 , 15081 , 15082, 15105 , 15106 , 15119 , 15120 , 15127 , 15129 , 15130 , 15159 , 15203 , 15204 , 15904, 16338 , 16731 , 16732 , 17003 , 17035 , 17036 , 17227 , 17252 , 18103 , 18104 , 19303, 19304 , 19343 , 19344 , 20948 , 20949 , 22321 , 22322 , 22406 , 22441 , 22442 , 22531, 22532 , 22630 , 22977 , 22978 , 22983 , 22984 , 31411 , 31414 , 31423 , 31432 , 31711 , 31712 , 34914 , 34935 , 36011 , 36012 , 36031 , 36032 , 36033 , 36034 , 36035 , 36036 , 36037 , 36038 , 36811 , 36812 , 36813 , 36816 , 36825 , 36829 , 36833 , 36834 , 36836 , 36837 , 36838 , 36840 , 36844 , 36847 , 36848 , 36850 , 36851 , 36855 , 37781 , 37782 , 37784 , 37812 , 37813 , 37817 , 37818 , 37825 , 37827 , 37829 , 37831 , 37834 , 37837 , 37838 , 37840 , 37841 , 37842 , 37848 , 37853 , 37854 , 38923 , 38924 , 47110 , 47111 , 47119 , 47135 , 47137 , 47156 , 47158 , 47160 , 47177 , 47181 , 47183 , 47185 , 47186 , 47201 , 47212 , 47214 , 47216 , 47217 , 47218 , 52539

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