The permit that created magic for those few fantastic hectic days! Doors opened, smiles aplenty, invitations galore, posings by the bulk the list is endless. Above all, high regard and respect for IRFCA
A unit waits on pf #8 for the starter while work continues alongside for BG platforms. By Poochivenkat.
MG units at Egmore. The early evening light worked its magic as always. By Poochivenkat.
Change Here For Mainline Trains. The all-weather metal-cement board. By Poochivenkat.
MG unit up close with the unmistakable spire of St. Andrews Church. The fluorescent whiskers indicate these cars are thyristor-controlled. By Poochivenkat.
At Tambaram, June 28, 2004. The guard, green flag at the ready, checks time with the Platform Inspector. By Poochivenkat.
Ready to phweeet but the SMR of MG (Suburban) Section tells him to wait a bit. By Poochivenkat.
Finally a wave of green and theyre off. By PoochiVenkat.
On the curve outside Guindy, a MG unit gathers speed toward TBM. By Poochivenkat.
The starter at Guindy. On the line toward TBM. By Poochivenkat.
A loaded MG unit zips into Guindy from TBM. By PoochiVenkat.
Give Me Red ! For just a minute, at Pallavaram, every signal, both up & down, was red! Everyone grabbed the opportunity to scurry across the lines. By PoochiVenkat.
Unique designs lent a special character to name boards on the suburban section. By PoochiVenkat.
Old ticket office at Pallavaram. By Jason Antony.
Typical MG FOB. At Pallavaram. By Jason Antony.