On April 27, a coach of the Vande Bharat Express derailed while entering Pune Railway Station in Maharashtra, India, causing extensive service disruptions. Approximately 800 passengers were onboard, and railway authorities swiftly evacuated them to Platform No. 3, providing meals and arranging a special train to Solapur. The incident led to the cancellation of 8 trains, diversion of 4 trains, and rescheduling of 12 trains, significantly affecting operations at the station. The derailment was attributed to the trolley of the fourth coach slipping off the tracks at a diamond crossing, an area identified for upgrades under a remodelling project. Senior officials, including Rajeev Shrivastava, General Manager of Central Railway, inspected the site, and a formal inquiry has been initiated to ascertain the cause. Authorities emphasized that safety checks on tracks and signalling systems were conducted before resuming services, and plans to expedite upgrades at the crossing are underway to prevent future incidents.