A 14-year-old boy, Nilesh Kumar, resident of Khamarbendi in Chas Mufassil police station area, committed suicide by jumping in front of a speeding train on the TT Up line at 4 am on Thursday. According to the Chas Mufassil police officer, Shyamul Mandal, the deceased was the son of Laxman Choudhary...
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and had come to Gomtidih to attend a wedding ceremony at his relative's house on Wednesday. He reached the TT line on Thursday morning due to a family dispute and jumped in front of a passing train, leading to his tragic death. His body parts were scattered between the 15th railway poles. After the post-mortem, the body was handed over to his family. A UD case has been registered based on the family's statement and an investigation is underway exploring all possible angles.

The General Manager (GM) of the South Eastern Railway, Anil Kumar Mishra, is scheduled to visit Bokaro Railway Station on March 4th. He will also inspect Bhojudih, Purulia, and Asansol. Extensive preparations are underway at the station and surrounding yards to ensure safety and cleanliness. The GM will arrive in...
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Bokaro around 11:45 am and after inspecting the station for half an hour, will proceed to Bhojudih at 12 pm to inspect the yard. The GM may also recognize employees who have performed well during his visit. Local railway management is working hard to prepare for the visit, including painting and cleaning the station and surrounding areas. The Bokaro Railway Station is being spruced up for the visit. The GM's arrival has raised hopes for the commencement of the TT Line from Bokaro Railway Station to Bokaro Steel City, Tलगड़िया, and Chas. The DRM of the Adra Railway Division, Sumit Narula, recently stated that the Aranyak Express could potentially be extended to Bokaro Railway Station. The GM may also inspect the TT Line in connection with the potential extension of the Aranyak Express. The GM's visit is also expected to lead to repairs for the dilapidated Seresa Stadium in Bokaro Railway Colony, which has been awaiting repairs. Players and stadium management have consistently requested repairs, but no concrete action has been taken. The GM's visit may bring about the much-needed repairs for the stadium, which has produced numerous national-level athletes.