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Railways Explains Significance Of 'X' Symbol Behind Last Train Coach
The presence of the "X" symbol also helps the railway officials to get a confirmation that the train has passed in its entirety, without any coaches being detached.
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On Gandhi Jayanti, Mumbai Railway Starts First Tricolour Local Train
The students of Kalyan railway school have coated the coaches in the colours of the national flag.
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Indian Railways' Mail And Express Trains To Get A Beige And Brown Look
The dark blue coaches of Indian Railways will be a thing of the past now as the public transporter would be repainting all Mail/Express trains in a new colour scheme - beige and brown.
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Indian Railways' Express Trains To Bear New Look Soon; 30,000 Coaches To Be Re-Painted
Indian Railways' new colour scheme has already been introduced in the freshly-painted Delhi-Pathankot Express that will be rolled out by month-end.
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Women Coaches To Be Coloured Differently, Placed At Trains' Centre: Railways
Coaches reserved for women will now be placed in the centre of trains instead of its rear end and will be painted in a different colour, to make them easily identifiable, sources in the ministry say.
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Select Trains Sport A Different Look. Check Out New Colour Schemes
Indian Railways has been taking steps to revamp its network across the country and improve passenger experience.
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Railways Choose Vibrant Colours For Semi-High Speed Train Coaches
2017 may see brightly coloured trains in shades of grey, navy blue and yellow clocking speeds of 160-200 kmph on select routes.
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Railways Picks Vibrant Colours for Semi-High Speed Train Coaches: Report
Financial year 2016-17 may see brightly coloured trains in shades of grey, navy blue and yellow clocking speeds of 160-200 kilometre per hour on select routes.
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Railways Explains Significance Of 'X' Symbol Behind Last Train Coach
The presence of the "X" symbol also helps the railway officials to get a confirmation that the train has passed in its entirety, without any coaches being detached.
-
On Gandhi Jayanti, Mumbai Railway Starts First Tricolour Local Train
The students of Kalyan railway school have coated the coaches in the colours of the national flag.
-
Indian Railways' Mail And Express Trains To Get A Beige And Brown Look
The dark blue coaches of Indian Railways will be a thing of the past now as the public transporter would be repainting all Mail/Express trains in a new colour scheme - beige and brown.
-
Indian Railways' Express Trains To Bear New Look Soon; 30,000 Coaches To Be Re-Painted
Indian Railways' new colour scheme has already been introduced in the freshly-painted Delhi-Pathankot Express that will be rolled out by month-end.
-
Women Coaches To Be Coloured Differently, Placed At Trains' Centre: Railways
Coaches reserved for women will now be placed in the centre of trains instead of its rear end and will be painted in a different colour, to make them easily identifiable, sources in the ministry say.
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Select Trains Sport A Different Look. Check Out New Colour Schemes
Indian Railways has been taking steps to revamp its network across the country and improve passenger experience.
-
Railways Choose Vibrant Colours For Semi-High Speed Train Coaches
2017 may see brightly coloured trains in shades of grey, navy blue and yellow clocking speeds of 160-200 kmph on select routes.
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Railways Picks Vibrant Colours for Semi-High Speed Train Coaches: Report
Financial year 2016-17 may see brightly coloured trains in shades of grey, navy blue and yellow clocking speeds of 160-200 kilometre per hour on select routes.
