Suresh Prabhu sure knows how to save the day and that too with so much promptness that it inspires the rest of us to do something equally helpful. In a most recent incident, where two Bengal girls ran away from home after scoring poor marks in CBSE, one distressed father tweeted to the Railway Minister, seeking his urgent help. Tanisha Chandranath Chatraj and Anindita Swapan Bhowmik - both aged 18 - had run away from home together. A formal police complaint was lodged by the families after the girls failed to return home, Mumbai Mirror reports.

The local police tracked the girls' phones and found that they were aboard a train that was travelling to Mumbai. After gaining this information, Tanisha's father tweeted to Suresh Prabhu and was not disappointed.

The Railway Minister lost no time in alerting all departments and ordering them to be on a lookout for the runaway girls. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) had their personnel stationed at CST as well as other stations, especially looking out for the trains that had origin points in West Bengal.

The police found the girls aboard Gitanjali Express in Nashik. Tanisha's father had already reached the city where he was reunited with his daughter. The girls, upon interrogation, confirmed that they had indeed run away because of their results.