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Howrah-Kalka Mail Renamed as “Netaji Express”

Sumit Arora Published On January 21st, 2021 Leave a comment

One of the oldest trains of Indian Railways, the Howrah-Kalka Mail has been renamed as the ‘Netaji Express’. Indian Railways have renamed the train just a few days before the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on January 23.

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About the Howrah-Kalka Mail:

Howrah-Kalka Mail was started in the 19th Century as one of the early commercial passenger train services in India.
The Kalka mail has always been popular for connecting Howrah with Kalka and has enjoyed steady patronage.
It is believed that Netaji took this train from Bihar’s Gomoh after escaping from his house in Kolkata in the year 1941.

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