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२९ डिसेंबर २०१५ च्या ह्या बातम्या: म्हणजे एकच बातमी, तीन सोर्सेस

 १. हिंदुस्तान टाईम्सची बातमी (२९ डिसेंबर स. १०.४५ वाजता)

 २. इंडियन एक्प्रेसची बातमी (२९ डिसेंबर स. १०.४५ वाजता)
३. टाईम्स ऑफ इंडियाची बातमी (२९ डिसेंबर स. १०.४५ वाजता)

 टाईम्सची बातमी सर्वात विस्तृत आहे.
इंडियन एक्सप्रेसने 'girl allegedly gang-raped' असा शब्दप्रयोग केलेला आहे. हिंदुस्तान टाईम्स आणि टाईम्सने 'teen gang-raped by army men' अशा अर्थाचा शब्दप्रयोग केलेला आहे.

 हिंदुस्तान टाईम्स नुसार - Social workers found her unconscious on the train when it stopped in Jharkhand’s Madhupur station

 इंडियन एक्सप्रेसनुसार - The girl got down from the train at Madhupur station in Deoghar district of Jharkhand on Monday and informed railway police  

 टाईम्स ऑफ इंडियानुसार - The girl had run away from home on Sunday. Her family informed police who alerted the railways. The officials at Howrah station pulled off a near miracle — they identified the girl out of tens of thousands of faces captured on CCTV. She was spotted boarding the military coach of Amritsar Express that had left Howrah at 1.50pm.
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