Google doodle istory of the Indian Railways on Google Page Tuesday 16 th April 2013
Google doodle istory of the Indian Railways on Google Page Tuesday 16 th April 2013 : Google Page Tuesday 16 th April 2013 will be taken Google doodle on a short trip in the history of the Indian Railways, with scribbles marking "the first passenger train in India."Scribble has a train pulled by a steam locomotive chugs on background dotted with palm trees
The structure of a distance.
Indeed, April 16, 1853 was the day that the first train commercial passengers left Bori Bunder Mumbai Thane.The train, pulled by three locomotives - Sindh Sultan and Sahib, praised the 21-gun salute as he withdrew from the platform. However, this was not the first train in India. Railways to transport materials were laid in 1835. Most of the early railway pulled by horses or men.
The first steam locomotive in the country Thomason was in 1951 with building materials. Roorkee transport for the Solani viaduct. It was a short life, even if it is canceled after the explosion of the boiler for nine months.The Indian government in 1953 issued a stamp in honor of the anniversary, hundreds of events.Yet it is one of the least interactive doodles that Google has in the recent past.
The structure of a distance.
Indeed, April 16, 1853 was the day that the first train commercial passengers left Bori Bunder Mumbai Thane.The train, pulled by three locomotives - Sindh Sultan and Sahib, praised the 21-gun salute as he withdrew from the platform. However, this was not the first train in India. Railways to transport materials were laid in 1835. Most of the early railway pulled by horses or men.
The first steam locomotive in the country Thomason was in 1951 with building materials. Roorkee transport for the Solani viaduct. It was a short life, even if it is canceled after the explosion of the boiler for nine months.The Indian government in 1953 issued a stamp in honor of the anniversary, hundreds of events.Yet it is one of the least interactive doodles that Google has in the recent past.
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