| [ November 30, 2005 ] |
EDITORIAL
Hey folks,
Do you know what drove the British to lay the first railway tracks in India? It 'was the
American Civil War'. You see, raw cotton from the colonies in North America kept the
cotton mills in Britain rolling. When supply dried up, the British looked out for an
alternative.
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| Life on wheels The train chugged out of the station. Rachna, sitting glued to the window of the compartment, saw factories, clusters of houses, and traffic snarls, as it crossed the bridge. |
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