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The Bhakra-Nangal train, operational since 1948, offers a unique travel experience in India as it has been fare-free for 75 years. Initially used to transport laborers and materials for the ...

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For 75 years, a train in India has been providing free rides to passengers. The Bhakra-Nangal train, running since 1948, covers 13 km between Nangal and Bhakra, offering scenic views of the Sutlej ...