Knowing the Indian Train
| View Poll Results: Which class you would prefer in Indian train? | |||
| Second Class (Unreserved) | | 41 | 3.79% |
| Sleeper Class | | 323 | 29.85% |
| AC 3-Tier sleeper | | 216 | 19.96% |
| AC 2-Tier sleeper | | 370 | 34.20% |
| AC First Class | | 219 | 20.24% |
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hi beach,
TERRIFIC!!!
have just finished reading your excellent contribution.
haven't been to india jet and had quite a few questions about indian trains and the whole system and how it works.
now they are all answered!
because my english is not the best, it took me a few hours to read (and understand) the whole of it, but it was well worth the effort.
many, many thanks
by the way,
what is the beach you like the most?
would be pleased to hear your oppinion on the thread "the most beautiful beach of the world"
all the best to you
TERRIFIC!!!
have just finished reading your excellent contribution.
haven't been to india jet and had quite a few questions about indian trains and the whole system and how it works.
now they are all answered!
because my english is not the best, it took me a few hours to read (and understand) the whole of it, but it was well worth the effort.
many, many thanks
by the way,
what is the beach you like the most?
would be pleased to hear your oppinion on the thread "the most beautiful beach of the world"
all the best to you
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freemanx, Just when you think you've learnt enough about Indian Railways, you find this train, (well, I didn't find it
)
) .
SOS: Missing Person...
Please look at this thread, even if you are not in India.: Have you seen Jonathan Spollen?
He could be anywhere now: You might have met him, be able to help, or give information.
SOS: Missing Person...
Please look at this thread, even if you are not in India.: Have you seen Jonathan Spollen?
He could be anywhere now: You might have met him, be able to help, or give information.
how reliable is the airconditioner on the trains in teh heat of the summer? If we pay for AC will we actually get it?
Sarah
Sarah
Re: Knowing the Indian Train
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At times they think that passengers are to be delivered like a deep frozen parcel
.Just shout at that AC operator sitting at the corner cabin near the toilet.Its too difficult to locate when closed.He hides inside
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On my first trip to India, my friend and I travelled First Class air conditioned (1A) from Trivandrum to Chennai, my friend spent long periods in the loo (not air con) TO WARM UP.
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Regarding AC I have been on a train where there was little or no AC functioning, whew..
The cold is relative. Obviously, when outside temperatures drop at night, one feels cooler inside the AC compartment and hence the need to ask the attendant to reduce the cooling.
During mid-noon, when the outside is like a furnace, one may complain that the AC is ineffective, if the attendant does not increase the cooling inside!
During mid-noon, when the outside is like a furnace, one may complain that the AC is ineffective, if the attendant does not increase the cooling inside!
Whoever said money can't buy happiness didn't know where to shop !
Another great post beach
We travelled 2AC and it was great but chilly!
We travelled 2AC and it was great but chilly!
Resourceful train travellers should carry a roll of plastic duct tape to mitigate the effects of air-conditioning.
Those of us lucky enough to travel around India in December and January can be quite comfortable in Second Class Sleeper (reserved).
Those of us lucky enough to travel around India in December and January can be quite comfortable in Second Class Sleeper (reserved).
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