Electric Multiple Units (EMUs) from IR's suburban services
An MMTS local, bound for Falaknuma, halts at the picturesque Hi-Tec City station. Although so named, approach to the station from the actual Hi-Tec City is difficult and long. The platforms are on a split level and offer excellent photo opportunities to r
A 3 coach EMU arrives at Tiruvanmiyur MRTS station (TYMR) one evening. Hope this section graduates to 6 coach quickly. Chennai, 2004-06-28. By Shyam A.R..
This section of the MRTS is yet to see the light of the day. Between Tiruvanmiyur and Velachery. Chennai, 2004-06-28. By Shyam A.R..
A deserted Mandaveli MRTS station one monday evening. However the local that arrived in a few minutes time was packed to capacity. Chennai, 2004-07-05. By Shyam A.R..
The red light on the foreground has been made permanent for the MG local in the background, as winds of change sweep over Chennai. The new big BG EMUs are set to take over the MG services on their old p-way by November. Guindy, Chennai, 2004-06-15. By Shy
The old faithful says ta-ta to Guindy as it goes on towards Egmore, a journey repeated over 75 years, before it said ta-ta to Chennai itself, on the night of June 30. Guindy, Chennai, 2004-06-15. By Shyam A.R..
A new design BG EMU bound for Madras Beach awaits passengers at Guindy on a bright sunny morning. Chennai, 2004-06-15. By Shyam A.R..
A 12-car Mumbai-CST bound CR EMU with its rear LED flasher blinking. Thane, July 2004. By Vivek Manvi.
Bye Bye MG :-(. MS, Jun 6 2004. By Jai.
emu speeds through towards devangonthi. Near devangonthi, June 12 04. By Bharath Narayan.
Inside second class coach of MMTS. Hyderabad, 01/04. By Ravikrishna.
Hyderabad MMTS. Hyderabad, 01/04. By Ravikrishna.
A 12-car CR DC EMU going towards Mumbai CST. Diva, June 2004. By Vivek Manvi.
A Lingampalli bound MMTS rake shows off its handsome lines as it crosses its Falaknuma bound twin. Hi-Tec City MMTS station, Hyderabad, 2004-05-05. By Shanx.
A Lingampalli bound MMTS coming into Bharathnagar. Sanathnagar/HYD, 2004-May. By Bharath Moro.