Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Train Kills Cows in Bhind
A train in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, hit a group of cows that were resting on the train tracks.
The train was going fast and couldn't stop in time.
Sadly, 10 to 12 cows died, and many others were hurt.
People who care about animals helped the injured cows and took them to the vet.
This shows how cows wandering on tracks can be dangerous.
People are asking for better ways to keep cows and trains safe.
A passenger train hit a herd of cows resting on tracks in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh, killing 10-12 cows and injuring several others.
The train was traveling from Etawah to Gwalior and had little time to react to the cows on the tracks.
Animal welfare volunteers and cow protection activists rushed to help the injured cows, transporting them to veterinary facilities.
The incident highlights the ongoing issue of stray cattle on Indian railway tracks, particularly in Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.
Authorities may initiate an inquiry to assess preventive measures, such as better fencing or increased patrolling in cattle-prone areas.
- Who
- Passenger train and a herd of cows
- What
- Train ran over cows on railway tracks
- When
- Thursday morning
- Where
- Bhind district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Cows were resting on the tracks, train had little time to react
- Location
- Bhind, Madhya Pradesh
- Date
- Thursday morning
- Train Route
- Etawah to Gwalior
- Cows Killed
- 10 to 12
- Injured Cows
- Several, including pregnant cows
- Responders
- Animal welfare volunteers and gau-sevaks
- Potential Actions
- Inquiry, better fencing, increased patrolling