by Aparna Gupta

On April 16, 1853, a 21-gun salute echoed across Bori Bunder station in Bombay, marking a moment that would change the course of Indian history. As the steam locomotive named Falkland pulled 14 passenger carriages toward Thane, it carried just …

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