Which railway station is in two states?
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Which railway station is in two states?
A railway station in India lies in two states. The Bhawani Mandi railway station, which serves the border town of Bhawani Mandi in Rajasthan, is divided between Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
In which state there is only one railway station?
Indian railways are the fourth largest railway network in the world and covers a staggering 68,155 km. In 2019, a tweet by Piyush Goyal, our Minister of Railways put one particular railway station in a small town of Nandurbar district in Maharashtra on the maps. But, what makes this station truly unique?
Which city has only one railway station?
Navapur: Navapur, a Taluka Headquarter in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra, has a unique railway station that does not belong to just one state. While one part of Navapur Railway Station is located in Maharashtra, the other part is in Gujarat.
Which railway station does not belong to any state in India?
Navapur: Navapur, a Taluka Headquarter in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra, has a unique railway station that does not belong to just one state. While one part of Navapur Railway Station is located in Maharashtra, the other part is in Gujarat.
Navapur Railway Station: One part of this station is located in Maharashtra, while the other part is in Gujarat. See pictures: Navapur: Navapur, a Taluka Headquarter in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra, has a unique railway station that does not belong to just one state.
What is the length of a railway station in Gujarat?
The railway station is 800 metre in length, with 500 metre in Gujarat and the rest 300 metre in Maharashtra. Announcements at the station are made in four languages, namely, English, Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati.
Is this Navapur railway station bench divided by States?
While one part of Navapur Railway Station is located in Maharashtra, the other part is in Gujarat. Maharashtra-Gujarat border cuts right through this station, including a bench on one of the platforms. A photo of the bench divided by states is doing rounds on social media.