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International Railroad Discussion > Indian Railways QuestionDate: 09/07/19 13:55 Indian Railways Question Author: MartyBernard This train is in New Delhi, India in May 1981. Can anyone read the Train Name Destination Board?
Thanks, Marty Date: 09/07/19 17:50 Re: Indian Railways Question Author: dwatry UP may stand for Uttar Pradesh - which is the state in India just to the east of New Delhi - where Agra, Varanasi etc are located.
Date: 09/07/19 18:22 Re: Indian Railways Question Author: MartyBernard dwatry Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > UP may stand for Uttar Pradesh - which is the > state in India just to the east of New Delhi - > where Agra, Varanasi etc are located. OK, so this was the train I took to see the Taj Mahal. Thanks. Marty Date: 09/08/19 11:20 Re: Indian Railways Question Author: 86235 I think up means just that, UP. In the other direction the board would read DOWN (DN). See picture from 2010.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/19 12:14 by 86235. Date: 09/09/19 22:29 Re: Indian Railways Question Author: dwatry Nick's explanation is probably the better one!
Date: 09/11/19 09:07 Re: Indian Railways Question Author: E25 Here's a pretty good explanation of Indian Railways' train symbols...
https://www.irfca.org/faq/faq-number.html An explanation of "UP" and "DN" can be found near the bottom of the page. Greg Stadter Phoenix, AZ Date: 11/05/19 17:44 Re: Indian Railways Question Author: Geep 611's Indian cousin.
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