evidence: Bhubaneswar/New Delhi: Dilip Pattanayak shudders every time he has a flashback of the tragedy, his body shakes violently just as it did on the fateful evening of June 2 last year, when he was tossed around in a sleeper coach of the Coromandel Express. A year on, the 59-year-old and hundreds like him still struggle to come to terms with that tragedy, described as India’s worst railway disaster in three decades. [...] A little before 7pm on June 2, 2023, the Coromandel Express collided with a stationary goods train laden with iron ore on the loop line at the Bahanaga Bazar railway station at 128 km per hour, with coaches cascading onto each other and some of its derailed coaches then crashing into the Yeshwantpur-Howrah Express, claiming 296 lives and leaving 1,100 injured. [...] A year has passed since the triple-train accident, however, the loco pilots of the Coromandel Express, which met with the tragedy, are yet to resume their duties. "They are not yet ready psychologically as well as physically," a Bhubaneswar-based official said, adding that both loco pilots are able to walk with support and have assigned on ground duties.