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  Taking the train in India by  Mariellen Ward  |  August 9, 2017 This post may contain compensated links. Find more info in my  Disclosure Policy . Jaisalmer Fort, Rajasthan, India Train travel is poetry in motion I love train travel in India. It’s a great way to see the country, meet people and generally slow down your trip. Indian Railways is the world’s largest employer and the train system is massive and complex. You can book online on  the IRTCT site  and find great tips on  Figuring out India Rail Travel  on the wonderful The Planet D site. I have many memories of watching India’s sun-baked landscape slide by, but here are two of my favourite train ride stories. Long day’s journey New Delhi Railway Station to Jaisalmer My first clue was the difficulty I had in finding my bogey. Normally, India’s antiquated, seemingly chaotic train system always proves to have a kind of magical order, but this time I rushe...

The campaign of Bharat Swabhiman and its paroles for willing persons to be its members, chiefly, focuses on 100% voting, 100% national & patriotic thinking, 100% boycott of multinational companies & use of indigenously built articles, 100% endeavors in the direction to unite persons of patriotic nature, 100% efforts to make India healthy, prosperous and sacrament through Yog, which will help heralding a new order and independence in our country and make it strong & great by eradicating the country’s existing horrendous problem of corruption. A Yogi alone can stand untrapped from worldly temptation of pelf, power, opulence, pride, supremacy and lust. The first and foremost condition is, thus, to be a Yogi for every Yog Teacher, Worker or Member because non-practice of Yog fosters self-alienation, which is the cause of corruption, violence, crime, insensitivity, pessimism, inactiveness, indiligence and ignorance etc. I request every Indian should have print out of this l...