On Monday evening, a 35-year-old unidentified man jumped in front of a moving train near Gadi on the Koderma-New Giridih railway line, leading to his death. The man was wearing a green T-shirt and grey jeans. Police have taken possession of the body and are investigating. The incident occurred between pole...
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numbers 192/14 and 102/15 near Gadi, close to the New Giridih railway station. The man jumped in front of a passenger train travelling from Koderma to Madhupur. The train driver was unable to prevent the incident despite seeing it. The police are trying to identify the deceased, who was not carrying any identification or mobile phone. The local residents are unable to identify him, raising suspicions that he may have been from outside the area.

On Monday evening, a young man was found dead on the Kodarma-Madhupur railway line near the New Giridih railway station. His head was found on one side of the track and his torso on the other, leading to speculation that he may have fallen asleep on the tracks. The police are...
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investigating the incident and have identified the deceased as a man aged around 35, wearing jeans and a T-shirt. In a separate incident, an 8-year-old girl named Khushi Kumari died from a snakebite in the Karibank Panchayat area. The girl was sleeping on a cot when she was bitten by a snake, and despite being rushed to the hospital, she passed away on the way. Finally, Sanjay Mahto, a migrant worker from Bogodir, died in Malaysia after sustaining a head injury while shifting company materials. He was working on a transmission line project and died during treatment.

Residents of Pachamba, a suburb of Giridih, are demanding that the Intercity Express train stop at Salaia station. This demand has been amplified since the train's launch, with people from Pachamba and surrounding areas advocating for the stop. Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Sarfaraz Ahmed has met with the Railway Minister, urging...
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for stops at Salaia and Maheshmunda for the Intercity Express, and also for a stop at Madhupur for the Vande Bharat Express. The demand has been welcomed by residents of Pachamba and surrounding areas, who hope that the minister's assurance of the stop's implementation will benefit them, especially residents of villages in the Gandiy area, Maheshmunda, and those in Pachamba. The stop is seen as beneficial to the city's residents, as the New Giridih station is located further away, and especially for those in surrounding villages, for whom accessing it in the evening can be difficult. The demand for the stop has also been raised to improve accessibility for numerous villages, such as Teloda, Khawa, Suggsar, Pahadpur, and Jitpur, whose residents currently need to travel to New Giridih station, which poses a significant challenge.