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*Rajputana State Railway (RSR)
 
*Rajputana State Railway (RSR)
 
*[[Holkar State Railway]], which had opened  1874 from Khandwa reaching  Indore, 1876.
 
*[[Holkar State Railway]], which had opened  1874 from Khandwa reaching  Indore, 1876.
*[[Scindia-Nimach State Railway]] from Indore to Nimach, including a branch line from Indore to Ujjain opened in August 1876 . The entire line was completed in 1879-80
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*[[Scindia-Neemuch Railway]] from Indore to Nimach, including a branch line from Indore to Ujjain opened in August 1876 . The entire line was completed in 1879-80
 
*[[Neemuch Nasirabad State Railway]], Neemuch to Ajmer, the construction was started in 1879, and the work completed in March 1881
 
*[[Neemuch Nasirabad State Railway]], Neemuch to Ajmer, the construction was started in 1879, and the work completed in March 1881
 
*[[Western Rajputana State Railway]], known to have existed but no information found.
 
*[[Western Rajputana State Railway]], known to have existed but no information found.
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State Railways; all worked by BB&CIR.
 
State Railways; all worked by BB&CIR.
  
 
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[[Category:Railways]]
 
[[Category:Railways]]
 
[[Category:State Railways]]
 
[[Category:State Railways]]

Revision as of 10:01, 21 November 2015

Rajputana State Railway(RSR)

History

Originally called the Rajputana State Railway(RSR), initial construction in 1873 and 1874 was to link Delhi to Agra via Alwar and Bandikui. In 1875, the line had extended as far as Ajmer with the aim to reach Ahmadabad and to connect to the Broad Gauge (BG) of the Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway(BB&CIR).

In 1879, the RSR was again authorised to build new lines in metre gauge.

In 1881-82, the Rajputana-Malwa State Railway (RMSR) was created amalgamating, under single management, existing State Railways:-

All these railways were worked by Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway(BB&CIR) State Railways; all worked by BB&CIR.