Railroads of
India

16. South Central Railway (India)
    South Central Railway has completed 37 years of service since 2 October 1966. In this short period, SCR played a significant role in supplementing the green revolution and rapid industrial growth that have taken place in the Southern Peninsula by effectively meeting the growing transport requirements of the region.
    
    
17. Eastern Railway (India)
    Eastern Railway was formed on 14th April, 1952 by integration of the East Indian Railway consisting of Sealdah, Howrah, Asansol and Danapur Divisions and the entire Bengal – Nagpur Railway. Later, the portion of BNR stretching from Howrah to Visakhapatnam in the South, Howrah to Nagpur in the Central area and upto Katni in the North Central Region were seperated from Eastern Railway and formed as 'South Eastern Railway' with effect from 1st August 1955. After redistribution and construction of new lines over a period of time, Eastern Railway as on 30th September 2002 was stretched over 4245.61 kilometres. On 01-10-2002, three divisions viz. Dhanbad, Mughalsarai and Danapur have been separated from Eastern Railway to create new East Central Railway zone with headquarters at Hazipur. Thus, Eastern Railway now consists of 2382.38 Route Kilometres spread over four divisions viz. Sealdah, Howrah, Asansol and Malda.
    
    
18. North East Frontier Railway
    The Northeast Frontier (NF) Railway has its historical roots in the former Assam Railways & Trading Company, Assam Bengal Railways, and Eastern Bengal Railways. The Assam Bengal Railways had the largest contribution to make in the formation of the present-day N. F. Railway. N. F. Railway is the smallest of the 9 zones on the Indian Railways, but has the unique distinction of serving as many as ten States of the Indian Union, namely Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram. Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura and West Bengal. Besides, it also serves as a rail-head for the Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal and Bhutan and provides interchange facilities with Bangladesh Railway.
    
    
19. Darjeeling Himalayan Railway
    51-mile narrow gauge steam railway between New Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling.
    
    
20. Palace on Wheels
    The Palace on Wheels comprises of 14 fully air-conditioned deluxe saloons, equipped with world class amenities to enhance the pleasure of traveling. The journey of a lifetime begins at the Safdarjung Railway station, New Delhi where the guests are accorded a warm, traditional welcome before the Palace on Wheels pulls out into the night ... for a week-long luxury cruise through fascinating Rajasthan.
    
    
21. Mountain Railways of India - UNESCO World Heritage Site
    The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, the Nilgiri Mountain Railway, the Kalka Shimla Railway. All three railways are still fully operational.
    
    
22. Indian Luxury Trains
    Indian Luxury Trains - India's First and Only Luxury Train Travel Portal! Plan your Luxury Train Travel in India with Indian Luxury Trains.
    
    
23. DMRC - Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd
    The Metro is currently running between Shahdara to Rithala covering a distance of 22 Km
    
    
24. Metro Railway Kolkata
    Metro Railway, Kolkata is the first underground Metro Railway in India. It extends from Dum-Dum near Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose airport, Kolkata to Tollygunj, the busy north south axis of Kolkata over a length of 16.45 Kms. There are Seventeen Stations en route at about one km apart.
    
    
25. Hyderabad Metro map
    
    
26. Delhi Metro map
    
    
27. Bengaluru Metro map
    
    
28. Kanpur Metro map
    
    
29. Pune Metro map
    
    
30. Chennai Metro map
    
    

     
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