Back in 1989, WP Pacific No 7641 arrives at Chinchpada with a train from Surat. The prototypes of these locos were built by Baldwin in 1947. This one was built in India in 1965.
Prestigious Boat Mail on Pamban bridge The express train crossing Pamban railway bridge is also recognized by the name Boat Mail.The Boat Mail or Indo-Ceylon Express was a co... (more)
Bondamunda WAP 7 visits Kerala for the first time with Ernakulam Bilaspur express
A startled dog runs away up the runaway track as 2 feet 6 inch gauge, ZDM3 No 177 nears it`s terminus at Joginder Nagar after a 101 mile run from Pathankot. It has taken 9 hours and 10 minutes to ... (more)
RED beautyEven though the good days of WAP-4 is slowly fading, still continuous to be one of the main locomotive for passenger trains in electric section
Meenakshi express connecting holy cities Connecting holy island Rameswaram to holy city of Tirupati via holy city of Meenakshi temple at Madurai, this express train with almo... (more)
Ernakulam KSR Bangalore Intercity express with Erode WDP 4D
Different paint schemesCarriages with different paint schemes makes Jan Shatabdi Express look colorful as it crosses Bharathapuzha river with ARAKKONAM WAP-4
2.065 kilometers sea bridge Train number 56829 from Tiruchchirappalli to Rameswaram has almost crossed 2.065 kilometers long Pamban railway bridge.
New three phase MEMU set for Kollam-Kottayam passenger
Freshly painted GOC WDG 3A with Madurai Punalur passenger,departing from Kundara Station
Shining VENADShining LHB carriages of VENAD Express powered by ERODE WAP-7 rushing to its next stop at Thrissur, passing the lush green Viyyur area
Short passenger train over long bridge 1355 passenger service from Rameswaram to Tiruchchirappalli slowly crosses 2kilometers long Pamban railway bridge on a hot sunny after... (more)
Kollam-Sengottai passenger being pushed up the western ghats by Golden Rock WDG 3A
Chennai express over India's first sea bridge Rameswaram to Chennai Egmore, Chennai express a.k.a. Boat Mail express slowly crosses the portion of the bridge that occasionall... (more)