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Indian Railway network (16 photos)
The largest and most bustling railway network in the world - is an Indian.
All railway operations in India engaged in the state.
A large number of trains are huge distances every day to carry 20 million passengers.
To improve the financial situation in the country, Indian Railways Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, increased fares for the second time in a month.
1. Indian passengers go to Church Gate Railway Station in Mumbai, India. Indian railway network is one of the largest in the world, with passenger traffic of 14 million passengers a day, and about 40 000 km of railway line passing through some of the most densely populated cities. (AP Photo / Rafiq Maqbool)
2. The employee works in the control room Kalyan railway station in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
3. A man looks at a bulletin board inside the data center Tundla Junction railway station in Uttar Pradesh. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
4. A woman brushing her teeth after her train stopped at the railway station Agra Cantt. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
5. The boy is drinking tea early in the morning on the train at the railway station in Agra Agra Cantt. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
6. Indian passengers disembark from a crowded train. (AP Photo / Rafiq Maqbool)
7. Passengers stand on the open door of a commuter train, which is sent to a destination in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
8. Children traveling on a train traveling from Agra to Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
9. Let the milk container hanging from the window of a train in Uttar Pradesh. Hundreds milkmen come daily by train to Mumbai from neighboring countries and deliver millions of liters of milk to meet the demand of the city. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
10. Passengers are fighting for the right to take the train at the railway station Noli in Uttar Pradesh. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
11. The train passes through the slums in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
12. The train passes through the neighborhood of Mumbai, India. (AP Photo / Rajanish Kakade)
13. Passengers traverse path to reach the other side of the platform in Allahabad. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
14. Switzerland combs her hair after a shower in the toilet for the staff at the train station Agra Cantt. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
15. The driver, 60-year-old T Unnikrishnan Nair, an Indian who works for the railroad for 40 years, lies on a bed in the relaxation area drivers at the railway station in Mumbai Kalyan. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
16. A taxi driver waiting for passengers near the railway station Shivaji Terminus Khatrapati, formerly known as Victoria Terminus, in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
Source: daypic.ru
All railway operations in India engaged in the state.
A large number of trains are huge distances every day to carry 20 million passengers.
To improve the financial situation in the country, Indian Railways Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, increased fares for the second time in a month.
1. Indian passengers go to Church Gate Railway Station in Mumbai, India. Indian railway network is one of the largest in the world, with passenger traffic of 14 million passengers a day, and about 40 000 km of railway line passing through some of the most densely populated cities. (AP Photo / Rafiq Maqbool)
2. The employee works in the control room Kalyan railway station in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
3. A man looks at a bulletin board inside the data center Tundla Junction railway station in Uttar Pradesh. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
4. A woman brushing her teeth after her train stopped at the railway station Agra Cantt. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
5. The boy is drinking tea early in the morning on the train at the railway station in Agra Agra Cantt. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
6. Indian passengers disembark from a crowded train. (AP Photo / Rafiq Maqbool)
7. Passengers stand on the open door of a commuter train, which is sent to a destination in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
8. Children traveling on a train traveling from Agra to Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
9. Let the milk container hanging from the window of a train in Uttar Pradesh. Hundreds milkmen come daily by train to Mumbai from neighboring countries and deliver millions of liters of milk to meet the demand of the city. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
10. Passengers are fighting for the right to take the train at the railway station Noli in Uttar Pradesh. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
11. The train passes through the slums in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
12. The train passes through the neighborhood of Mumbai, India. (AP Photo / Rajanish Kakade)
13. Passengers traverse path to reach the other side of the platform in Allahabad. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
14. Switzerland combs her hair after a shower in the toilet for the staff at the train station Agra Cantt. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
15. The driver, 60-year-old T Unnikrishnan Nair, an Indian who works for the railroad for 40 years, lies on a bed in the relaxation area drivers at the railway station in Mumbai Kalyan. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
16. A taxi driver waiting for passengers near the railway station Shivaji Terminus Khatrapati, formerly known as Victoria Terminus, in Mumbai. REUTERS / Navesh Chitrakar
Source: daypic.ru
