The development of Railway system in India followed a very haphazard and complex pattern. Some of the Railways were owned by the companies others were owned by stated railways. There were a few others which were owned by the state itself due to their strategic importance. The Dhond-Manmad Railway was one such strategically important chord … Continue reading History and Development of Dhond-Manmad State Railway
Author: Jitendra Singh
गणपति बप्पा मोरया
The celebrations for the गणपति festival started today with गणपति स्थापना in our homes. Our tradition of Celebrating the festival has continued. Celebrations for गणपति जी। Every year this festival is celebrated with full devotion and enthusiasm.
Diverse Railway System in Pre-Independence India: An Overview
The railway system in pre-independence India was varied, comprising Imperial, Company-Owned, State Railways, and others. It served military, economic, and local needs, connecting major regions. Post-independence, these railways were nationalized, forming the backbone of Indian Railways, which remains a critical infrastructure component today.
Revolutionising Narrow Gauge Railway: Barsi Light Railway!
The Barsi Light Railway, also known as the Barsi State Railway, revolutionized narrow gauge railways in India. Established in 1897, it connected rural areas in Maharashtra, facilitating the transport of agricultural products and played a key role in regional development. After independence, it was integrated into Indian Railways and eventually converted to broad gauge.
Evening view of Marine Drive Mumbai!
Marine drive is in my opinion the most beautiful spot of Mumbai for enjoying an evening. Despite being crowded the place has a great vibe and it looks very happening in the evening. I had a special privilege of visiting the place during the COVID lockdown and it was at this time I was able … Continue reading Evening view of Marine Drive Mumbai!
Shaniwarwada: A Great Historical Landmark of the Maratha Empire!
Shaniwarwada, a historical landmark in Pune, Maharashtra, holds deep ties to the Maratha Empire. Built by Peshwa Baji Rao I in 1730, it served as a grand seven-story stone structure. The fort's tragic history, including the murder of Peshwa Narayanrao and a mysterious fire, has led to beliefs of it being haunted. Today, it remains a symbol of the Maratha Empire's legacy, attracting tourists and cultural events.
Capturing Sunset at Pawna Lake on a Magical Evening!
Pawna Lake near Pune is a popular spot for enjoying evenings and camping with loved ones. The sunset views are breathtaking, creating a magical atmosphere. Despite increasing weekend crowds, it remains a must-visit location for its stunning scenery.
Capturing Sunset at Bhatghar Dam Backwaters-Beautiful and Serene!
Pawna Lake and Bhatghar Dam backwaters near Pune offer beautiful sunset views. While Pawna Lake boasts better scenery, the calmness of Bhatghar Dam backwaters makes it an ideal spot for sunset viewing. Away from the city's hustle, it provides a serene escape, easily accessible at around 40 km from Pune.
Capturing the Beauty of Pune’s Sky: Morning and Evening Views
Pune City, nestled in the Western Ghats, is celebrated as the 'Queen of Deccan' during monsoon. Before the season, the city's sky showcases stunning hues, perfect for photography. Whether it's the morning or evening sky, or the Officers Colony Building on a cloudy day, Pune offers picturesque views for all to savor.
Unveiling Coffee’s Global Journey: A Visual Tour of Araku Valley Coffee Museum
During my visit to Araku Valley, one of the most interesting places that I visited was Araku valley Coffee Museum. What particularly amazed me was the interesting stories pasted on the walls of the Museum about the origin and spread of coffee worldwide. It was particularly insightful and and interesting to me so I decided … Continue reading Unveiling Coffee’s Global Journey: A Visual Tour of Araku Valley Coffee Museum








