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India: A nation’s history, on track

July 1, 2019 Administrator

A Book Review By Gaurav Kanthwal, The Tribune; July 2, 2019 What is the Hindi word for a train? Loh-path-gamini…

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Posted in: Railroad Industry Filed under: A Short History of Indian Railways, Asia, Book Review, Bori Bunder, First official passenger line in India opened April 16 1853, Freight Railroads, Freight Trains, Hindi, History, History of railways in India, India, Indian Railways, Intercity, New Book, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rajendra Aklekar, Thane, Transportation, Travel

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