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The railways take heavy goods and people over distances quickly and it is cheap.
The invention of the steam engine helped in the development of the railways.
Diesel and electric engines have replaced the steam engines.
Nowadays, we use super fast trains to reach the place we want, quickly.
Railways is well developed now that it can even run in difficult mountain terrains.
Indian Railways is the largest in Asia.

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[17 in 1] TOP FASTEST TRAINS INDIAN RAILWAYS : Kanpur Line : RAJDHANI + SHATABDI + GARIB RATH

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Trains in these days, have sleeper coaches but the trains in those days,doesn't have sleeper coaches.

The trains have travelled very slow in those days, but in these days train travels at a speed of 500 km/h.

Railway lines were not very good in those days, in these days the railway lines are very good and perfectly lined.

The old trains weighed 2400 kg to 5700 kg but the modern trains are about approximately 5400 tons.

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1. In those days, trains did not have air conditioners.But in these modern days,we have air conditioned compartments.
2.  In those days,trains worked on hot charcoal. In these days,trains use fuel and electricity to run.

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1. The short form of Indian Railways is ( IR).
2. The IR is the fourth-largest railways in the world.
3. The first railway idea was brought in Madras ( present day Chennai) in 1832.
4. The first passenger - carrying train in South India ran from Royapuram ( Madras) to Wallajah Road ( Arcot) on July 1, 1856.
5. In 1986, technological ticket booking and reservation were introduced in New Delhi.
6. Horse-drawn trams were introduced in Kolkata in 1875.
7. Electric trams were introduced in Madras in 1895.
8. In the 1920s, Mumbai had its first double-decker trams.
9. The trams in
Mumbai closed on 31 March,1964
Chennai closed on 12 April, 1953.
Kanpur closed on 16 May, 1933.
10. Trains were also called as Locomotives.
11. In India, nowadays, electric,diesel and a few CNG locomotives are put to use. Trains are classified by gauge,motive power the work they are suited and for their power or model number.
12. The 1st letter shows the track gauge, the 2nd letter for for their motive power, 3rd letter for their suitable traffic ( goods, passengers, multi or shunting), the 4th letter denotes their model numbers

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1. The short form of Japanese Railways is (JR).
2. The technology in Japan has so much improved that the trains and metros move at a great speed.
3. Japan is known for cutting-edge technology and its record breaking bullet trains.
4. The JR trains travel at a great speed of 300 km/hr or 200 mph.
5. The Japanese bullet trains use powerful electromagnets to develop high-speed trains,called Maglev trains.
6. Maglev is a short form of magnetic levitation which means that these trains will float over a guideway using the basic principals of magnets to replace the old steel wheel and track train

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On-Time Metro - In Japan, The Train Is Never Late // Discovery on Viddsee.com

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® ✅ INDIAN Railway Vs JAPANESE Railway | Full Comparison 2018

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The train which runs from Xining to Lhasa travels about 4000 m above sea level and the highest point is 5072 m.