Recent stampedes across India reveal serious gaps in crowd management, training, and planning, highlighting the urgent need to improve public safety and prevent future tragedies.

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After the tragic stampede that killed 11 during RCB's IPL title celebrations in Bengaluru, the BCCI has stepped in with a ...

Viswashkumar Ramesh, on Air India Flight 171 in seat 11A, was the only survivor after the plane crashed in Ahmedabad. An ...

Police officers are using the software to monitor crowd ... ensure safety during religious dips, sending real-time alerts in case of accidents or drownings. For visitors from across India who ...

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An estimated 2.5 lakh people flocked to the stadium and its environs last Wednesday in an attempt to see their favorite cricketers as RCB celebrated their maiden IPL triumph.

The BCCI has now made the formulation of crowd and safety regulations for future IPL celebrations a top agenda item.

The Bangalore incident was followed by the classic situation of political leaders blaming each other; the opposition blaming the government for inadequate anticipation and ineffective response, ...