Who really runs a nation? Politicians? Bureaucrats? Soldiers? Doctors? Teachers? We speak of them often. But behind India’s daily movement stands another force we rarely see—the railwayman, working 24×7 through ordinary days, disasters, and even t...
Who really runs a nation? Politicians? Bureaucrats? Soldiers? Doctors? Teachers? We speak of them often. But behind India’s daily movement stands another force we rarely see—the railwayman, working 24×7 through ordinary days, disasters, and even the darkest days of COVID-19.This book is a tribute to that silent workforce and explores the remarkable transformation of Indian Railways since 2014—from human waste on tracks to bio-toilets, from diesel to electrification, and from traditional trains to Vande Bharat. At its heart is a personal journey: the story of my father and countless railwaymen who devoted their lives to keeping India moving.
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