One child died while five sustained serious injuries after a car collided with a Police van, travelling on wrong side, on Sunday morning in Gurugram, said police officials.
One person was killed while nine others were injured during the stampede that happened when the devotees were going to seek blessings at the 7th-century-old Singhanath Temple in Baramba during Makar Mela.
As many as six people were critically injured and 19 others received injuries after a bus carrying travellers from a temple in Firozabad turned turtle in Uttar Pradesh's Kannauj on Sunday.
On Saturday, the police said in a statement that four people - a seven-year-old child and three women, aged 48, 54 and 41 - were injured in a shooting that took place outside a church where a funeral service was taking place.
The suspects attacked Punjab police off-road border checkpoint and killed police officer Mazar and a passer-by. Another policeman, Ramzan, was injured due to the attack, according to sources, Dawn newspaper reported.
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik announced ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh for the next of kin of the deceased and expressed deep condolences to the bereaved family.
One dead and nine others were injured after a stampede occurred during the Makar Mela rush on the Gopinathpur-Badamba T-bridge over River Mahanadi in Athagarh of the Cuttack district, an official said on Saturday.
An assistant sub-inspector of CRPF 153 Battalion, Muhd Aslam injured was injured in an IED blast on Saturday. Naxals planted the IED at the Pegdapalli-Sunil post.
"It was coming from Banihal and skidded off the track. The train's speed was slow as it was approaching the station. No one is injured. All passengers have been safely rescued," said Zaffar Ahmad Lone, Tehsildar Magam