This is a compilation of news headlines from various Indian publications. The headlines cover a range of topics, including politics, elections, weather, crime, and social issues. Some of the key highlights include: Congress releasing its candidate list for the Haryana Assembly Elections, the potential alliance between Congress and AAP in Haryana,...
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BJP releasing its candidate list for the Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Elections, and the resignation of Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh following a series of violent incidents. Other headlines focus on regional issues like the wolf attack in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, the collapse of a building in Lucknow, and a controversial case in Jehanabad, Bihar. There are also reports on national and international issues such as the CBI filing a charge sheet against Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, the upcoming Bihar elections, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

Three attempts to derail trains in the Kanpur division of Uttar Pradesh have been made in the last 24 days. While these attempts disrupted train services, fortunately, no casualties were reported. Two of these incidents occurred on the Kanpur-Kasganj rail line, while the third happened on the Kanpur-Jhansi line. The investigation...
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regarding the attempt to derail the Sabarmati Express by tying a boulder to the track on the Jhansi route is yet to yield concrete results. On Sunday night, an attempt was made to derail the Kalindi Express by placing a gas cylinder on the tracks between Kanpur and Bilhour. The North Eastern Railway has ordered a high-level investigation. Previously, on August 16, the 19168 Sabarmati Express traveling from Kanpur to Ahmedabad derailed with 22 coaches, including the engine, after hitting a boulder near Govindpuri and Bhimsen. Investigations by the Senior Administrative Grade (SAG), District Police, and NIA revealed that a 1.10-meter piece of old rail track was tied to the track using bolts. The piece of rail was found at the accident site. On August 24, a passenger train traveling from Farrukhabad to Kasganj narrowly avoided a major accident when a pile of wood was placed on the tracks. The train's high speed averted a major disaster. All three incidents involved the tracks, and the Railway Intelligence Agency suspects a conspiracy. Rajendra Singh, PRO of Izzatnagar, stated that the driver, Rajkishore, reported the incident involving the gas cylinder placed on the tracks in front of the Kalindi Express. The RPF team is investigating the incident, and the truth is expected to be revealed soon.

On Saturday, the second day of the police recruitment exam in Kanpur, Central Station was packed with exam candidates. Trains were overcrowded, making travel difficult for the candidates. The RPF-PAC personnel struggled to control the crowds. The railway administration ran special trains to Khajuraho, Ghaziabad, Jhansi, Mathura, Banda, and Lalitpur to...
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accommodate the influx. To manage the surge, the railway administration rescheduled the timing of certain trains like the 04187 and 04298, extended the route of 04103, and added stoppages for four trains including the 12496. The crowds were so overwhelming that even reserve coaches were filled. The RPF deployed teams to manage the situation on platforms. Candidates also faced difficulties at Anwarganj, Rawatpur, Kalyanpur, and Govindpuri stations.

In preparation for Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan, RPF and GRP conducted joint security checks in Kanpur. At Kanpur Central, they inspected bags on the Swarn Shatabdi Express. Passengers were urged to report any suspicious items to the railway helpline. Patrols of the tracks were also initiated. The security checks...
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were led by RPF Inspector B.P. Singh, GRP Inspector, RPF Crime Branch Inspector Ajit Tiwari, GMC Inspector Suruchi Sharma, Anwarganj Inspector Om Prakash, and Panki RPF Inspector Satendra Yadav.

The Indian Railways is preparing for the upcoming police recruitment exams in August. Special trains will be run to accommodate the expected 2 to 4 lakh candidates traveling to Kanpur Central station each day for the exams. A holding area with tents has been set up to manage crowds....
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The exam will be held on August 23, 24, 25, 30, and 31. To manage the large influx of people, the railway police and security forces have formed teams and created plans to control crowds and prevent stampedes.