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Originally Posted by ninjatalli (Post 4595710)
Any update on what happened to the AC local trainss at Mumbai? Saw a few videos and news articles over a year back but no updates after that.

Hi,

1 rake is operating 12 services since December 2017. 2nd rake based on train 18 design has arrived in Mumbai and is undergoing tests for certification.

3rd rake similar to 1st rake has arrived and is ready to be introduced in service in a week or two. The first rake, which is due for its periodic overhaul, will be withdrawn for the overhaul and 3rd rake will operate in its place. Once the first rake is back from overhauling, the third rake will be used to convert few more services to AC.

Not really images of the monstrous locomotives in action but I realised there were quite a good set of images from my drive to Lakya Viaduct, on the Chikkamagaluru - Kadur line. Back then during school and college days, we had never imagined a train would be chugging along these terrains.

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Originally Posted by AkMar (Post 4595706)
They are using cables running through coaches

I assume it is fail safe if cables snap or get disconnected?

Not exactly pics but a lovely article in this week's Hindustan Times Mint paper. I couldn't find a format of the article I could share here so downloaded and attached here.

The author takes a three-week journey (with a couple of breaks) from Assam to Kerala in trains, rather than a three hour flight.

mint ePaper.pdf

Took the 6:03am Krishnanagar-Sealdah local from Barrackpore for 14 long years to get to school every morning. Clicked this picture on the last official day of school, in the winter of 2016.

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Originally Posted by boniver (Post 4601663)
Took the 6:03am Krishnanagar-Sealdah local from Barrackpore for 14 long years to get to school every morning. Clicked this picture on the last official day of school, in the winter of 2016.

Brilliant! The emotion evoked by this form of transport never will change, no matter what generation it is!


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Originally Posted by paragsachania (Post 4595748)
Not really images of the monstrous locomotives in action but I realised there were quite a good set of images from my drive to Lakya Viaduct, on the Chikkamagaluru - Kadur line. Back then during school and college days, we had never imagined a train would be chugging along these terrains.

The second and third images are beautiful! Line to eternity. Would love to see train on this line.

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Originally Posted by libranof1987 (Post 4601656)
Not exactly pics but a lovely article in this week's Hindustan Times Mint paper. I couldn't find a format of the article I could share here so downloaded and attached here.



The author takes a three-week journey (with a couple of breaks) from Assam to Kerala in trains, rather than a three hour flight.



Attachment 1883189


Here is the link to the same..
Assam to Kerala: 5 trains, 4,000 kilometres, and 21 days - https://www.livemint.com/mint-lounge...897695310.html
Indeed, a wonderful read.

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Originally Posted by ampere (Post 4601743)
Would love to see train on this line.

I remembered this one as soon as you asked. The second half on the video shows a train chugging along at this section:

https://youtu.be/OqkZT0mr9Xo
Have a look.

The Hyderabad MMTS chugging along towards Necklace Road station from Begumpet station, parallel to Necklace Road, near Jal Vihar.

Sorry for the hazy picture, as it was taken from the roof of my apartment's complex.

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Very informative. Thanks to the author and fellow contributors to add a think or two. I wonder what is WCG2 stands for.

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Originally Posted by ssmanipal (Post 4601965)
I wonder what is WCG2 stands for.

Loco classification of Indian locos is already explained in this thread previously. The IRFCA link provides info on what does each letter stand for. Wide guage (BG) DC Electric Traction Goods Train Hauling Loco; Model (in case of Electrics) 2

Description on WCG2 is provided here

Thanks DWind,
I may have overlooked upon that link as I was browsing on the forum way past my bedtime. I did not mean to spam.
Cheers

Nice read. Nostalgia

https://www.thenewsminute.com/articl...mpression=true

Guys, does anyone have pics of rakes of water wagons? Searched but couldn't find any online.

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Originally Posted by Gannu_1 (Post 4607478)
Guys, does anyone have pics of rakes of water wagons? Searched but couldn't find any online.

Here you go.

This is the train that was dispatched mainly to drought prone Latur and other parts of Marathwada region.

Some pics of that train:
Railway Pics-watertrain1.jpg

Railway Pics-watertrain2.jpg

Railway Pics-watertrain3.jpg


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