Terrifying scene in the crowded Indian railway
India is the country with the railway network in the world's
second largest. That means that each day will be about 23 million passengers
use this medium, so the trains in India are "designated" is not for the
faint of heart.
Particularly the railways in India not only to contribute in
the development of trade and industry of the country but it is also interesting
discoveries point to attract more tourists, especially those who are
adventurous. However, if you have the courage to use this medium to travel if
they see the pictures below.
Current population of India is 1.2 billion people. Photo:
Stringer India / Reuters
In India, the railway is a company majority owned operation,
which is the company Indian Railways. This is one of the companies with the
largest staff in the world with about 1.4 million employees .. Picture: Ajay
Verma / Reuters
Currently there are about 11,000 trains every day in India.
Photo: Anindito Mukherjee / Reuters
Network Rail runs along the length and width of India, with
a total length of 63 140 km up to. Photo: Krishna Murari Kishan / Reuters
The fastest train route New Delhi - Bhopal Shatabdi at the
speed of 93 miles / hour. Photo: Danish Siddiqui / Reuters
Train route is the slowest velocity Nilgiri Ooty
Mettupalayam 6 mph. With this speed, you can jump off the boat and climb back
to the ship with ease. Photo: Ahmad Masood / Reuters
According to safety regulations each vessel must have at
least four emergency exit windows. Photo: Navesh Chitrakar / Reuters
Thiruvananthapuram Guwahati is a record for the lines at
most delay the waiting time can be up to 12 ships. Photo: Jitendra Prakash /
Reuters
Trivandrum - Nizamuddin Rajdhani H. considered stop lines at
most stations of India. Photo: Shailesh Andrade / Reuters
Conversely, Howrah-Amritsar is more lines with 115 stops time. Photo: Ahmad Masood / Reuters
Venkatanarasimharajuvaripeta is the longest station name in
India. Photo: Anindito Mukherjee / Reuters
Conversely Ib Jharsuguda in Orissa is located near the
station with the shortest name. Photo: Rupak De Chowdhuri / Reuters
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