My first days in railway service!
Ha Ha !
Was suddenly lifted back in memory to 1972 and my first line box at Shahabad. That Box I preserved. My wife just 20 yrs of age , found it very intriguing just as much I did, but I had more experience of seeing the seniors' boxes and , of course the trolley-man with his red turban in place, always gently guided.
From 1970 to 72 it used to be food from line boxes of my seniors which kept me on track!
What a wonderful tradition we had..the senior should always feed and take care of the junior!
My CE used to make sure that I get my cup of tea from his saloon! This tradition we followed throughout our service.
Yes, it is difficult not to get emotional and deeply miss my colleagues, innocent gang men I spent time with in railways.
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