The only train in the country in which lift is provided by hand gesture, travels only 13 km

Indian Railways : Indian Railways is considered to be the fourth largest rail network in the world. More than 1300 trains are operated here daily. There are a total of more than 7,500 railway stations in India, from where crores of people travel every day. Indian Railways is divided into 18 zones and 73 divisions, of which the largest zone is Northern Railway. Railway journey is quite unique. During this time people meet different types of people. The train passes through many states. In such a situation, travelers get a chance to come face to face with the culture, food, language, etc. of different states, due to which they also get a chance to learn and know a lot.

During the journey, the train stops at its designated stations. You must have heard about many trains, which are known for their length, but have you ever heard about a train that gives lift to passengers.

Unique Train (Indian Railways)

Yes, in this train you can ask for lift by showing your hand like vehicles like bus, car or bike. This train is operated between Konch to Ait. It was started by the British in the year 1902. It remained closed for a few years, but now it has been started again. It covers a distance of only 13 kilometers, has only 3 coaches and its speed is 30 kilometers per hour, which is a journey of 35 minutes.

get lift

Let us tell you that if any passenger is left below, the train is stopped so that he can board it. It has been started again after people's demand. Which is today seen as the heritage of Indian Railways. During the operation of this train, there is no such station which is fixed, rather the train is stopped when any passenger gives his hand. With this, passengers can board it comfortably and reach their destination.

Know the fare

It is considered a lifeline for village farmers, students and working travelers. Whose fare is only ₹10 to ₹15. This is considered a very cheap train. In this, people board as per their convenience and go to their destination. For this they do not have to run to the station.