Aik Musafir Ki Duniya by Salman Rashid | E240 | Narrow Gauge Train Journey
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- čas přidán 23. 02. 2024
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Thank you Sir
I salute you Salman sahib! Please post some blog about "Dulla Bhatti" and "Anarkali and the Bazaar of Lahore".We all in my family and friends have watched 152 episodes of your Blogs.And everyone has alot of regards for you. 🎉
Sir I am from Sushil bhai team from India we loved talking to you Thabk you for coming
Sir, thanks for this informative video.
Dear Sir! You should have given more time to this 2 ft 6 inch gauge 'trans-indus railway'. I spent my childhood at Isa Khel and always yearned to see and board this 'chhoti rail' at Isa Khel Railway Station but my parents didn't fulfil my wish. While going to Daud Khel and Mianwali by road, we could appreciate the track, semaphore signals and telegraph poles running parallel to the road. At times with stroke of luck we could see the passing train coming from the opposite side. I have been told that at Lakki Marwat Jn. another military line desceded south to connect Tank and Manzai fort for South Waziristan campaigns. For a brief period a portable rail (2 ft gauge) was laid between Tank and Dera Ismail Khan. This initially horse drawn and later on locomotive led railway remained active between DI Khan and Tank for few years and was uprooted later as the empire desperately needed steel for other purposes.
U r a lucky man I want to see all Pakistan
Being ex-railways employee, I totally agree with you that the best tea I ever had was in railway engine during my track inspection from DG Khan to Jackobabad.
This country is awesome though the land the history and the people Never a dull moment
Namaste Salman sir
Pleasure listening. In 1974,well upto 1979,I served in Kohat,with one of our tank squadrons in Thall.Narrow gauge train was functional.
Each railway station enroute was a fortress,self-sufficient,with it's own water well and grain stocks.The door was solid steel.The Station was meant to withstand an attack and hold off the attackers until response from govt forces.
# Salman Rashid sab...I live in a European country. Freight here is moved by trains majorly, I see almost 3-4 freight trains every hour. Then I think about Pakistan 😢😢😢
بھائی جان طبیعت خوش ہوگئی ہمارے پر ہمیشہ مردود ہی حکمران رہے ۔ پاکستان ان مردودوں کی آماج گاہ ہے
دل جلے داستان گو دل جلے سامعین۔ دل جلا کے بہت مزہ آیا سر۔ سلامت رہیں 😊
Pranam Sir your way of expressing the events and stories are so beautiful that I use to listen to it as lullaby...(though get interrupted to images you mention in mid of it 😅 to sketch out imagination in sound detailing) ... Pardon my english.. Hindi is my mother tongue...I am from Allahabad (Prayagraj).
May you stay blessed and healthy ⭐🙏
"Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain
and all the children are insane " this has been a life from bad to worse It keeps getting more & more miserable
wellcome india sir
سلمان رشید صاحب السلام علیکم
I watch your videos with great interest.
I would like to share my experience of train journey which was back in 1975.I was 25 years of age and was posted as a bank manager in aUBL branch between Vehari and Mailsi .My branch was ten miles in between Vehari and same from Mailsi.
There were two trains on which I use to travel.The morning train and an afternoon train.Sometimes the afternoon train would become too late and I was helped by the station master some character named Ashiq Shah to take a goods train .I was accommodated in the break compartment which was the end.
one ..I use to meet a guard named Younis whom I found very different from the other folks .l used to see him reading books which according to him was preparing for his master's degree.Time passed and it was 1979 or 80 .I visited a cousin of mine who was a CSS trainee and was staying with his batch mates in the International hotel Lahore .As I knocked the door of his room to my surprise the door was opened by the same guard Younis.He told me that he passed his CSS exams preparing in the same trains break compartment.
I do have many other unbelievable train stories which I can share with you sometime.
My WhatsApp is +92 3065157707 .Just send me a message when you are free
I am visiting Pakistan from UK and will be here till April.then I can give you my UK mobile WhatsApp.
You are a great story teller I would say
Very sorry for the state of railways in Pakistan
سلمان صاحب آپ سے رابطہ کیسے ہو سکتا ہے ایک باولی ہے تلہ گنگ کے علاقے میں اس کے بارے بتانا چاہتا ہوں
Who is Zia Mardoud ?
Sir aik video mein yeh bhi kabhi btaen ke aap chilasiun se itni mohabbat kyun kartay hain ? 😂😂😂
سر جی ایک ریلوے ٹریک ہے اٹک سے بوسال کی طرف جس پر سات ٹنل بھی ہیں اور شاید گنیز بک میں بھی زکر ہے اسکی سٹوری ؟؟
Baaqi mulk ko tala kab lagna hai😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂