Metre gauge 2714 nears Dhaka with the Egaroshindhur Probhati, 0645 from Kishorganj.

Metre gauge 2915 heads another train of pilgrims returning from the Biswa Ijtema festival at Tongi.

A very gladdening sight in 2010. A 1954 built GM A1A-A1A fresh from overhaul stands outside at chittagong works, it`s paint barely dry.

Metre gauge MLW 2307 stirs the dust at an on-track market in Dhaka as it passes with the Surma Mail,1910 Sylhet to Dhaka. The line is actually double track here, some sleepers (ties) of the down l... (more)

The most ignored sign, ever?

Only 1 of these English Electric locos, No 3118, remained in service in 2010. Lines of long-withdrawn locos stand at Pahartali shed and the nearby workshops. 3114 was shown as awaiting shops, so m... (more)

People and clothes are washed in a lake at Pahartali, Chittagong as GM 2226 passes on it`s way to the loco shed

1963 built General Motors 2226 drops onto the shed at Pahartali, Chittagong. Also visible are class 20,27,29,31 and 2 more 22s

2916 passes Tejgaon on a late afternoon train for Dhaka Kamlapur.

Metre gauge 2914 passes Pahartali with the Mahanagar Godhuli, 1500 Chittagong to Dhaka. The sidings on the left lead to the running shed, while behind the wall is the loco workshops.

Reflected Glory. A 56 year old loco pulls a passenger train for 215 miles in 2010! Metre gauge General Motors loco 2017 crosses a river bridge south of Feni with the Karnaphuli Express, 1010 Chitt... (more)

General Motors clag! 2603 passes redundant semaphore signals at Sholashahar Junction on a Chittagong university to Chittagong shuttle service. The line on the right goes to Dohazari which now has ... (more)

The invisible train! I can`t even guess at the loco class. A train returning pilgrims from the final day of the Biswa Ijtema at Tongi heads for Dhaka Kamlapur. We were joined by a TV crew,here, t... (more)

2704 negotiates the complex, dual gauge trackwork as it arrives at Dhaka Kamlapur with the Joyantika Express, the 0730 from Sylhet.

2714 heads a train toward Dhaka Kamlapur at Karwan Bazar. This train is surprisingly full as it is heading in the opposite direction to the millions going to the Biswa Ijtema festival at Tongi!