Long distance travel in less fare

New low fare ANTYODAYA Express from Chennai Central to Santragachi on its first regular run powered by BHUSAWAL WAP-4

Home shed bound

Brand new EMU manufactured at ICF, Perambur being transferred to its allocated shed in Western Railways powered by LALLAGUDA WAG-9

Heavyweight of VISHAKAPATANAM

WAG-9H of VISHAKAPATANAM shed powering long and heavy load of steel roll BOXN freight towards Ennore

As the sun sets

At sunset time, Shatabdi Express bound for KSR Bengaluru passing through Perambur Carriage Works station, powered by ROYAPURAM WAP-7

World's oldest working steam locomotive,EIR 21, named "EXPRESS" chugs towards Kodambakkam with the Heritage special train.

50th WAP-7 of Royapuram loco shed,christened "Thangam"(meaning Golden in Tamil) powers Chennai Egmore-Tiruchendur express through Chennai suburbs..

12 -Car EMU

Usually it is 9-Car EMU but spotting 12-Car EMUs with 4 powering cars bound for Tiruttani, approaching Veppampattu station

Spotting ERODE WAP-7

Known for its WAP-4 holdings, spotting for the first time, ERODE WAP-7 with Chennai Central - H.Nizamuddin DURONTO Express

New HUMSAFAR Express

Newly introduced Bhagat Ki Koti - Tambaram Humsafar Express powered by VALSAD WAG-7 crossing Ennore creek

Early morning freight train

Rising sun lighting up a CONCOR freight powered by BEZAWADA WAG-7 moving towards Ennore side

My favorite train to Bengaluru

Prestigious train of South Western Railway, preferred by many for traveling between Chennai and Bengaluru

Shining RED workhorse

Known for it good maintenance, ARAKKONAM shed WAP-4 powering Thiruvananthapuram Central bound Weekly Express on sunday evening

Rarely spotted WAM-4

As most of WAM-4 went out of service, it is a rarity to spot this one time main workhorse but still their performance level is very high

"Bond" loco of Arakkonam

As the road number ends in 007, popularly known as "BOND" loco, powering GARUDADRI Express as the sun sets for the day

Home bound

ARAKKONAM shed WAG-5 pair shining in the evening light as they return back to their shed after hauling freight trains