Spare rails for the restoration of damaged track, on a
flat car which is part of an accident relief rake at Mysore. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

The staff van of the accident relief rake. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

Combined engineering tool van and generator van. Part of an accident relief rake at Mysore. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

Another view of the engineering tool van. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

Another MG steam crane, independent of the accident relief rake. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

MG steam crane, part of the accident relief rake. The crane is marked 'TSC 38390' and the wagon with the boom is marked 'FD 38853'. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

Another view of the MG steam crane. Photograph by Jay Balakrishna, January 2003.

A mobile repair van. Photo by Apurva Bahadur, 2001.

Accident Relief Van parked at SC. Secunderabad. By Pavan Kumar.

Steam Crane parked at Baiyapanahalli Goods Yard. Bangalore, 16 Feb 2004. By Sandeep Mohan.

MG Steam Crane.I think there is a shot of this in our gallery already. Mysore Station, 20Jun2004. By Raghuram CG.

Diesel Crane which is not in use. Mysore Station, 2004-06-20. By Raghuram CG.

Self Propelled Relief cars. Headerwise shot. Nagpur Railway Station, 18/07/2004. By Ashit Chakraborty.

Self Propelled relief cars. Sidewise shot. Nagpur Railway Station, 18/07/2004. By Ashit Chakraborty.

Konkan Railway’s unique fire extinguisher on rails at Ratnagiri. The profiled water tanks are on either side of this strange contraption – the center section is secured with a collapsible grill that contains diesel fire pumps – I could see a fixed pump