"100th Station to have WIFI"Here comes the good news! Google has successfully implemented its high speed Wi-Fi at Udhagamandalam (Ooty) Railway Station, making it the 100th one to have internet connection! Google has partnered with Railtel, an Indian Railways subsidiary to install Wi-Fi at railway stations in India!Source:click here

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THE STAR OF THE BLUE HILLS ! THE NILGIRI MOUNTAINSThe Nilgiri Mountain Railways is, perhaps, the sole surviving metre-gauge railway line in India. India once had a large network of metre-gauge lines - but, probably, only this 46km line now survives. Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) is famous for more than this trivial reason - it is also a UNESCO Heritage site. The origin of the NMR dates back to 1908. It was originally laid by the British, and is now under the Salem Division of Southern Railway. NMR is also famous for being the sole section with regular scheduled steam powered...

THE STAR OF THE BLUE HILLS ! THE NILGIRI MOUNTAINSThe Nilgiri Mountain Railways is, perhaps, the sole surviving metre-gauge railway line in India. India once had a large network of metre-gauge lines - but, probably, only this 46km line now survives. Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) is famous for more than this trivial reason - it is also a UNESCO Heritage site. The origin of the NMR dates back to 1908. It was originally laid by the British, and is now under the Salem Division of Southern Railway. NMR is also famous for being the sole section with regular scheduled steam powered...

THE STAR OF THE BLUE HILLS ! THE NILGIRI MOUNTAINSThe Nilgiri Mountain Railways is, perhaps, the sole surviving metre-gauge railway line in India. India once had a large network of metre-gauge lines - but, probably, only this 46km line now survives. Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) is famous for more than this trivial reason - it is also a UNESCO Heritage site. The origin of the NMR dates back to 1908. It was originally laid by the British, and is now under the Salem Division of Southern Railway. NMR is also famous for being the sole section with regular scheduled steam powered...

THE STAR OF THE BLUE HILLS ! THE NILGIRI MOUNTAINSThe Nilgiri Mountain Railways is, perhaps, the sole surviving metre-gauge railway line in India. India once had a large network of metre-gauge lines - but, probably, only this 46km line now survives. Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) is famous for more than this trivial reason - it is also a UNESCO Heritage site. The origin of the NMR dates back to 1908. It was originally laid by the British, and is now under the Salem Division of Southern Railway. NMR is also famous for being the sole section with regular scheduled steam powered...

click here.Click on the link (Not the Photo) for a small storytelling session on a remarkable hike from Hillgrove to Coonoor on the UNESCO Heritage Nilgiri Mountain Railways.