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Home / Photo Gallery / In Photos Kalka Shimla Heritage Railway Resumes Services After 5 Days

In photos: Kalka-Shimla heritage railway resumes services after 5 days

The service was suspended due to landslides and heavy rain in Shimla
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 03:11 PM Sep 06, 2025 IST

  • The train service on the Kalka-Shimla heritage railway track was resumed on Saturday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • The service was suspended for 5 days. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • The suspension was issued due to landslides and heavy rain in Shimla. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • The disruption left thousands of daily passengers and tourists stranded during the peak monsoon season. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • The landslides caused by rain in Himachal have also affected road connectivity, with over 1200 roads closed in the state. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

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