Indian Railways: Do you know how Indian trains are named? If not, know today

A large network of Indian Railways is spread across the country. It works to connect the border areas of the country with large metros. Crores of people travel in Indian trains every day. In such a situation, in view of the convenience of passengers, Indian Railways is operating thousands of trains across the country. Apart from this, passengers do not have to face any kind of problems while traveling. In such a situation, Indian Railways has also maintained many important rules. Most of us travel regularly in Indian trains for our important tasks. At the same time, have you ever considered the question that how is the name of Indian trains fixed? If not, today we are going to tell you about this. Let's know about this in detail -

You should know that the names of trains which are of long distance are named after their destination. The capital, Shatabdi and Duronto trains do not follow this rule.

Shatabdi Express
The Shatabdi Express started on the occasion of the 100th birthday of the country's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. In such a situation, this train was named Shatabdi Express. It is a chair car train.

Capital train
The Rajdhani train is operated between Delhi and the capital of other states. This is a big reason, why the name of this train was named Rajdhani Express.

Duronto Express
The Duronto Express stops at very few stations. For this reason, this train was named Duront Express. In Bengali language, Duronto means uninterrupted.

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