The journey of Indian Railways began with the steam engines that powered its first train in 1853 when the inaugural train from Mumbai to Thane completed its route. Over the years, the railways ...

These are just a few examples of how steam locomotives that once ran in India—and were subsequently abandoned—are now not just maintained meticulously but run on heritage railway lines in England.

Indian Railways puts renovated heritage steam locomotive into service to haul Palace on Wheels luxury train Also known as Azad, the steam loco WP 7200 was built in the year 1947 by the Baldwin ...

Hence, with the introduction of these heritage steam engines, the Indian Railways is looking to lure locomotive enthusiasts, and bring back the lost sheen of Railway Tourism.

The Indian Railways is planning to introduce a new policy, in an attempt to popularise steam engines that were a quintessential part of yesteryear Bollywood cinema.

From tea-soaked views to lush ghats, these monsoon train journeys across India turn travel into an unforgettable, rain-washed holiday.

75th Independence Day: From steam locos to Vande Bharat - the phenomenal journey of Indian Railways Despite beginning life as a by-product of British colonial rule, the Indian Railways developed ...

Take a trip down Madras’ memory lane through photographs that capture the steam trains and railway stations of yore ...

Darjeeling-Ghum section: Indian Railways to introduce new Diesel Joyride & resume Steam Joyride for tourists The introduction of the new Diesel Joyride Train Number 52590 as well as resumption of ...