The Ministry of Railways recently shared a captivating glimpse of Assam’s natural beauty through a tweet showcasing the tracks near Mirza Railway Station. The tweet invites viewers to appreciate the abundance of nature as a train passes through this picturesque region.
“Soak in nature’s abundance as a train transits near the Mirza Railway Station in Assam,” the tweet by the Ministry of Railways read.
Indian Railways’ tracks passing via scenic landscape
Mirza, nestled in Assam’s scenic landscapes, offers a serene backdrop with lush greenery and tranquil surroundings. The tweet captures the essence of train travel amidst the beauty of northeastern India, where railways weave through verdant hills and meandering rivers.
This visual treat serves as a reminder of the harmonious blend of modern infrastructure and natural wonders that India’s railways traverse daily.
Indian Railways services affected in Assam
The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) on June 15 announced the cancellation of eight trains connecting Agartala and Assam’s Barak Valley for two days due to heavy rainfall. “Following heavy rain and an alert issued by the meteorological department for the next two days in the Lumding-Badarpur hill section, these eight trains are being cancelled, while another is being rescheduled,” the spokesperson said.
