World’s Toughest Train Rides | India: Overcrowded and Unstoppable | Free Documentary

[@FreeDocumentary]

India's vast railway network, built by the British in the 19th century, played a critical role in both colonial trade and the country's fight for independence. Spanning 71,000 miles of track and connecting over 7,500 stations, the railways remain essential to India's economy and everyday life. From overcrowded trains in the unbelievable heat to historic stations like Muzaffarpur and Lucknow, this journey reveals the challenges of train travel in India. Along the way, we uncover stories of resilience-from the Sepoy Rebellion and Gandhi's anti-colonial campaign to the horrors of Partition and the increasing demand for women-only carriages. The adventure concludes with a ride on the Kangra Valley Railway, to the Himalayas.

[@banish1085]

The journey should've started in Kolkata on the Indian Ocean

[@KANHAIYAKUMAR-xz3sh]

If you had travelled from Muzaffarpur to Lucknow in reservation class, your journey would have been easy & comfortable.

[@MedhanshMarneni-y5o]

When did you film this?

[@bhimsen66]

British only built 20%. The rest of the system 90% electrification was done by Indians. So stop gloating about Britain the nation of barbarians nd dacoits.

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

:3 Man-made death cult colonizing Islam/Iswrong. Qur'an/Qu'wrong.

[@akgb0186]

This documentary is almost 10 - 15 yrs old 1. The narrator at beginning says 1.2billon population but now its 1.44b 2. This line is now broad gauge and run by express trains

[@IngramPetersJr-nr7rm]

Are the services better? No more humans stacked like cattle?

[@PrithviEarth-cs1wj]

But the trains are still overcrowding in up and Bihar Side

[@BaconBeast11]

@@somarkosarkar2697i watched a video last year of a guy traveling through India by train and the conditions look the same.

[@BaconBeast11]

@ i don’t think you can share links on youtube comments. But the channel is called Small Brained American

[@FreeDocumentary]

@@akgb0186 it’s from 2018

[@Royal_aki]

Guys this video took 15 years ago. Now most of the indian trains are Red coloured(LHB co) and vandhe bharath trains. They are showing 15 years back ICF(blue colour) trains

[@WilliamKurniawan-re6gd]

Nope,it's the current condition of general class. Vande Bharat aren't affordable for the majority of people, it only caters to the top 10%

[@irfanss2210]

Nop, Please don't make darkness by closing your eyes only... 🙏

[@kingkhanyt1691]

Notice how most of the shots taken in Delhi are of Old Delhi and not of New Delhi.

[@chanbasappa5474]

Obvious.they want to prove that British raj was good and Indians are useless.

[@Jose_Griffen]

For all Indians claiming it is an old documentary, approximately 10~12 years old well i guess you are right. As per the channel it is claimed in a comment that this is a docu from 2018, so my fellow Indians here i will give you two points to verify it: 1. 4:31 You can see a bill board or an advertisement which clearly says a date from 2014 and also there is a billboard reading as AIRCEL, i found it to be a telecom company, and it is advertising a topup for a 3G sim i guess, and i found on internet that India had it’s first 4G rollout in 2012 and got a major coverage by 2015~2016. 2. 7:52 As the serial number on the train starts from 13548 and as per my research, the starting two numbers stands for the year of manufacturing i.e., this coach is manufactured in 2013. My conclusion is, yes India might have its own problems, but westerners should have to stop judging them as per their standards and yes this is an old video from 2014.

[@VinayakDubey-j6x]

With all due respect. This documentary would have been relevant 2 decades back. Today's Indian Railways are 99% electrified and has inbuilt Semi high speed trains like Vande Bharat. Most trains have LHB Coaches. Even those have ICF coaches doesn't have blue coaches anymore. Clearly...the people behind this documentary are still living in 90s.

[@indrasenareddych472]

But its still the same overcrowding and no train runs on time

[@chanbasappa5474]

Yes , but indian railway s are more punctual than British railway s .​@@indrasenareddych472

[@nerrailwaygorakhpur7173]

But the scene here is not has been changed weather it was 2 decades ago or 4

[@nerrailwaygorakhpur7173]

Blue coaches are still running go and Stay at any railway station for some time continuously

[@nerrailwaygorakhpur7173]

The changes are only such as New Trains & Coaches New Routes New Locos The things which are remain unchanged Speed Crowd Seat unavailability Better facilities Neat & clean trains Punctuality And many more

[@kumar561]

Looks like video shot 15 yrs back and ur telecasting again and again to show India in poor taste and u guys choose Bihar worst state to start 😂

[@badbadrobotrobot959]

The condition isn't any better in other parts of the country either.

[@Wigglez69]

It’s even worse now what are you even saying lol

[@mindmirror7902]

Usually I had bad experiences in trains through Howrah..😔

[@syedahmed4520]

Yes if was 15 years old ..now our current govt made this third class like golden chariot 😂😂 htye

[@razorr8024]

Andhbhakt hai kya

[@Unkown_5325]

4:31 just see the dates on the advertisement posters Its a video from 2014

[@saadmahimi7537]

People complaining that the footage is old... So? It's not like theres any major,forget major not even any minor difference. People complaining why Bihar , in Mumbai local train its even worse so please stop acting like indias train are good

[@_snehaa_._2]

@@saadmahimi7537 there are homeless people in California usa too

[@sayandasgupta8271]

Looking at the trains and Rajpath this documentary is atleast 10 years old. Today's Indian railways have limited standing reservations, only 2 routes which have meter gauge and blue coaches are far long out of service or color identified into yellow. Also the Rajpath is now Kartavya Path with tiled footpaths. Do not know why they love to show old and poor India to western media again and again.

[@BaconBeast11]

Alot of these free documentaries from this channel are older. Get over it

[@hussainshaherwala1639]

India has changed a lot but still is what it is. Sorry if you feel offended.

[@ossifiedprophet7495]

Yeah dawg, India is rich now. With safest and the most comfortable, punctual railway in the world. Indians cities are cleaner now then they were in the British period. 🚩🔥

[@venkatrammohangovind4092]

They derive a vicarious pleasure by showing lop side of india. But this is one of the facets of india which need to be improved.

[@FarhankhanAfridii]

Infrastructure changed but still same so much crowd.

[@jimmyodriscoll9273]

People keep saying it's old footage.. why what's changed in India in 200+ years "Nothing"...🙄

[@IbnShahid]

Another famous person associated with Motihari was the writer George Orwell. He was born there in 1903.

[@aashishkc4078]

Imagine being a solo traveling girl in that crowd 😢 even as a guy should afraid of being abused 😂

[@sandeepnair6159]

This is an exaggerated version of actual situation. It’s not as bad as what is shown. Like every country there would be difficulties for first time travelers. It’s actually lot better than shown in this documentary and comfortable also.

[@sagaronline265]

@@sandeepnair6159 lol

[@badbadrobotrobot959]

@@sandeepnair6159 Exaggerated version? Do you mean to say the conditions are better in general compartments of other trains? Stop lying to yourself. The reserved coaches are not crowded but there literally is not one train where people are not packed like cattle(like in this documentary) in the general class compartments.

[@akshatpandey2266]

This documentary is at least 15 years old from where he is travelling 🫠 Railway infra has improved a lot and 97 percent of the route is electrified and here this guy was travelling on metre gauge tracks which are now only seen in some hilly parts and yes the coaches are now all lhb

[@swastikturan257]

I love how western channels particularly British and European have a fetish of intentionally releasing documentary from 2012~13 in 2024 and trying to portray "oh look that's India and Indian railway in 2024"

[@dimitrz2000]

Even in 2012 our railways was much better, Online reservation system was launched way back in early 2000 , in my 40 years of travel in Indian railways , I have never experienced a situation where despite having Reservation , I was denied seat.

[@tundrawomansays694]

@@dimitrz2000Thank you for the info!

[@saadmahimi7537]

You know why India doesn't progress forward? Because of government yes and because of common people like you who think everything is fine and lack a civil sense

[@_snehaa_._2]

@saadmahimi7537 you know why india doesn't progress? Because india has anti national muslims , who only votes for muslims

[@amankujur1232]

First of all a big salute to you sir for making us again remember Motihari which was a important part of our history but I don't know why it was never included in our history text books. Next a lots of respect for you sir for you have showed how a real train journey is for the real masses and you didn't showed any disgust for our train toilets but as a presenter professionally explained the actual thing. Majority of our indian vloggers only journey in a ac or first class coaches making that same type of videos and their content feels stale. But you being a foreigner still showed the courage and grit to travel in a third class on an Indian train and that to while journeying through bihar and up. Hats off to you and the producers for making such a humble episode and I personally felt you didn't showed anything negative about Indian Railways. Keep up the good work. One precaution - always keep your wallets secured while travelling in a general class of Indian trains.

[@tikassh]

India's railway in 2024 is like Indonesia's railway in 2000 😅

[@neettraveling]

Video 2012 ki hai

[@kiteknight23]

Indonesia is also poor like india. It's not like dubai or Singapore

[@jassvashist4700]

You persented india in a good way... i appreciate it. Do vist india because you will understand how welcoming indian people are... also go for good trains like shatabdi, Rajdhani and vandhe bharat trains india is now very different then it was before....🎉

[@ShinichiKudoQatnip]

They claim this is a recent video, so don't think they are very fond of the country they are showing a poor image of by showing a really old "documentary".

[@tundrawomansays694]

@@ShinichiKudoQatnipDon’t worry, my friend. India has wonderful people, fantastic history and we all know that! :-)

[@ChengMcGoldstein]

Anyone else feel a strong urge to take a shower after watching this video?

[@swastikturan257]

I love how bangladeshi living in 8 times worse livelihood spends their whole internet data pack yapping and cursing about India and Indian lifestyle only to illegally immigrate to India next day

[@swastikturan257]

​@@Cr7fansofficialytthat guy is bangladeshi India and Indian lives rent free in their head

[@kiteknight23]

​@@swastikturan257 bangldeshi and Indian both same. No difference

[@swastikturan257]

@@kiteknight23 for ignorant everyone apart from their will be same

[@grod2752]

That's racist 💀

[@coxhoe789]

there was no unrest we left peacefully and let indias rule themselves

[@BiswajitRiku20]

To all fellow Indians who are defending saying everything is better, hell is better than traveling on train even in 2024, just traveled from Delhi to Cuttack (Odisha) Guess what, most of the seats are illegally occupied, the train toilets, the whole aisle everything was dirtier, not to mention prople traveling illegally being rude to passengers who had valid tickets. So before defending, ask yourself, is our country truly becoming better? It is becoming becoming, but still way too much work needs to be done, so i hope rather than being mad, we accept reality and work on fault.

[@FreeDocumentary]

Thank you. We appreciate insightful comments. There are bad conditions everywhere in the world. We don’t single out regions. Just look at the state of infrastructure in the US: terrible! And there are nowhere near as extensive a railway system there. It’s all cars cars cars causing massive traffic problems and more. So yes thank you again. And take care.

[@jumbooaxial3771]

So for that railway has helpline number which can come to help u in next station or within 30min

[@monotoshchakraborty4627]

Must be 10 years ago recorded video.

[@kiteknight23]

No. It's like india hasn't changed in 10 years

[@Vishal-n2]

​@@kiteknight23 Just like your Mindset 😂

[@SSgobtc]

India needs 3,4,5,6 tracks across entire india.. and more trains also.. mostly india needs memu trains... Needs trains like vande Bharat sleeper trains, vante Bharat double decker, add more long journey trains in busy routes.. also add 2,3,4 Track in entire Konkan railway region

[@MAC06141]

I always love FD documentaries always educating ….easy listening ….well presented…..❤

[@haadbajwa7565]

Excellent documentary captures the true spirit of traveling in India 🇮🇳. You are miserable but the kids 🧒 are having a time ⌚ of life, because train 🚉 ride is so thrilling and some of them are riding it for the first time ⌚. ❤🎉

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Bajwa Sahab, I meet you again!

[@Twobarpsi]

Excellent documentary! I don't know how the host did this miserable trip.

[@badbadrobotrobot959]

@@Cr7fansofficialyt So, all those people in the compartment as the host were not Indians?

[@horrify_42]

Less miserable than your mom & dad who give birth to you 😊

[@KrishLius]

not sure if you guys will ever read this but thank you for all the hard work you guys do to bring us these amazing documentories!

[@EyesOfByes]

An autism horrific total panic inducing nightmare.

[@endlessgamerz995]

9:45 My home station Hey bro this video is looking too old somewhere 2010-2015 now there is not any blue icf train come again 😂

[@mmax92able]

do you not have anything better to do except go on various threads and complain? Get a life dude it’s sad

[@javerialaghari4361]

2:33 I thought someone is peeing 😂

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Oho, aAp yagan bhi maujood ho. I never forget you. There are few lagharis i come across. Now, coming back to your comment, it was hilarious. However, it'd take a huge pipe/hose for the kind of force seen. I don't have one. 😆

[@JohannesBrauer-w2b]

Today, the Indian railway network is over 90% electrified

[@kiteknight23]

Nah 60% run of Diesel

[@saadmahimi7537]

Who are you lying to ?

[@_snehaa_._2]

​@@saadmahimi7537what did he lied ?

[@satyam08899]

​@@saadmahimi7537 are you fool? Go search up on internet 99% tracks are electrified and broad gauge. We also have bullet train project in line . Grow up on yor Biassnes and ignorance

[@satyam08899]

​@@kiteknight23lol according to who?😂😂

[@gromit576]

For all those who proclaim the video is 10 years old, the reality is nothing has changed. Just watch Mohak Mangal's episode 'Why Indian Trains Are like THIS'. Year 2024.

[@athreyaak4269]

Few Fun facts - 1. Gandhi always travelled in 3rd class. Yes. But the compartment was reserved for gandhi and his people only. ordinary people were not allowed to board that compartment. as Osho Rajneesh commented, Many people worked hard to maintain Gandhi humble😆 2. Non violence moment: While every other freedom fighters were hunted, jailed, shot or hanged till death, Gandhi and the people from the Indian Congress were happy, or worst house arrested. 3. Crowded coaches in North part of India: In North part of India esp Bihar or UP, majority of the unreserved passengers are ticket less. So free ride, and less comfort.

[@FreeDocumentary]

thank you for that!

[@syedahmed4520]

Guys don't believe this as it's forwarded from WhatsApp university and this kind of mental people are known as andbght😂ignore them..

[@athreyaak4269]

@@syedahmed4520 glad to fact checked from a madarsaa chap 😌

[@bwphotoguy1]

THose poor people...The entire country seems like one big traffic jam of people and vehicles.....And now, so toxic,polluted,and dangerous to just be in.........

[@swastikturan257]

This video is almost 12~13yrs old that's almost a decade, things have changed

[@ajmo3525]

​@@swastikturan257. YOU INDIANS STILL POOP 💩 ON THE PAVEMENTS OPENLY ???😂😂😂

[@satyam08899]

Your poor mindset😂😂i feel sad for people like you who think india is still the same from 90s.😂😂 also this is 15yr old video so commenting by looking this video makes no sense 😂

[@saverns]

Being Southeast Asian myself… this is one place I’ll never want to visit!! Ever!!

[@carx_thunder]

A lot has changed now. This documentary is more than 10 years old.

[@moeluv]

​@@carx_thunder Nothing has changed. We all saw the "Bald and Bankrupt" video. Still a 💩hole.

[@tonyleo5246]

You are not invited too !!

[@Muslimcel]

Based.Indians are also extremely racist to mongoloid looking people

[@BellaCaley]

I can imagine the smell inside the train 😆 😆 😆.

[@swastikturan257]

Indian really lives rent free in your head

[@kiteknight23]

​@@swastikturan257why because they are poor??

[@jimmyodriscoll9273]

I'll give you a clue..💩🤮

[@raghish]

why you people are so obsessed with the smell

[@jimmyodriscoll9273]

@raghish You might be use to it some people are not..🤮

[@welcomeaboardY2k]

Travel is called "saffar" in hindi language, but often the pun is its a "Suffer"

[@ranjittyagi9354]

Lol

[@soumnag7388]

"It's Impossible to imagine this country without its railway system."

[@georgvonclausewitz2024]

actually has little to do with trains but still interesting

[@gamafitra3513]

I am very grateful to live in Indonesia

[@ogerpon1]

This video is old

[@voiox]

Them : Lets go to India!!! Me : Nah, I rather have diarrhea at home.

[@nomulahemanth3109]

These are 10 year-old videos, New Central Govt. Is Rapidly Modernizing Railways, Just Check New Bangalore Railway Station, a 1000 such stations are being shaped across India, New European-style Made-in-India Vande Bharat Express, it's sleeper version soon to be launched, Hydrogen-Powered Trains, German-designed-Indian-Made LHB Coaches have replaced 75% of the old less safe Blue bogies from the video, In 2024, it's 95%+ Electrified, That's just Conventional, Indian Metro Rail Network is 3rd Largest and will replace US by 2026 becoz The metro has spread to 26 cities and will be to 40+ Cities by 2027

[@nero819]

Tremendous job by the camera man.

[@Dedek-cx4kn]

Imagine if some one rotten egg smelly farting in the coaches like that...😅😅😅😅😂😂

[@maoelanaronny]

Sangat mirip seperti ini situasinya dengan sistem perkeretaapian di negara saya tapi itu 20 tahun yang lalu

[@madhavendrawankhade8454]

This is nearly 17 years old documentary and not sure why posted again as India has changed a lot.

[@davechristian7543]

India was so much better in the 80s i no that much n even the 90s.. like everywhere i guess.

[@swastikturan257]

Better in 80s and 90s???? Buddy we are far better now

[@aniruddhrajendran7570]

@@davechristian7543 Really. Do you want to travel on trains without cushioned sleeper. I know this because my dad has told me that in the 80s you had to sleep in wooden berths. I don't want that.

[@kiteknight23]

​@@swastikturan257better in which dreams buddy??

[@venasiomumba8087]

Watching from Zambia Southern Africa 🌍

[@Emperor_Shao_Kahn]

in ur mud hut? since when did u get internet thats crazy

[@MAC06141]

Watching from Western Australia 🇦🇺

[@MAC06141]

Emperor……no need to be rude…..maybe change your user name …..it’s gone to your head…..

[@raildiscovery]

This documentary might have been filmed years back, we changed a lot in terms of infrastructure,comfort, technology, punctuality, speed, etc,. You can watch this video if you need to understand how far we are improved over a time period.

[@kiteknight23]

Nothing significant change. Just a little only. Looks still as it is

[@prashantsharma8986]

This is old because no one looking at mobile even if they are waiting 😂.

[@kiteknight23]

They don't have phone too poor to afford even a chinese one

[@prashantsharma8986]

@kiteknight23 agree 👍

[@theaadil4562]

The Host sitting between women is the funniest thing 😂

[@ggreg2258]

I visited India about 20 yrs ago. The scenes on the train reminded me vividly of what I experienced twenty years ago---and I traveled first class with an Indian friend. Nothing seemed to work as it was supposed to work. In Delhi, it took 6 hrs (yes 6!) to get a return ticket to Mumbai---and I had preferential treatment as a foreign visitor! And these conditions continued throughout my month-long visit. It is a beautiful country in spots but the hassles seem never-ending and enervating! Unfortunately, I would not return!

[@Muslimcel]

Unfortunately, I would not return! Based

[@HarryCasanovadevilhunter]

situation has changed completely i ttravel comfortably regularly

[@aniruddhrajendran7570]

@@ggreg2258 Sir that was 20 years ago. Today online ticket option is available. Back then it was not even there, train coaches have been significantly upgraded, the country has semi high speed trains running at 130 KMPH.

[@kingkhanyt1691]

First hand example of colonial mindset, it is a local train where there is no assigned seats and most of the people travel for free, or at a minimal fare. If you go up 2 or 3 carriages, you will find the assigned seat carriages.

[@arc4055]

You couldn't have chosen a worse train journey to do in India. There are a lot of scenic routes. And also, the route that you picked is one of the most densely populated in India. No s*it there was going to be overcrowding.

[@axvingaming152]

"Build by the British in the 19th century". The railways were introduced by the British. The network size has more than doubled in the post-independence era (about 50k to 130k kilometres) and in a third of the time - suggesting that the majority of the network was built in the last 76 years, without the British. Is this channel some sort of mass rage bait?

[@Vishal-n2]

You show Old Video

[@jaggudada8676]

I'm Waiting For That Day..... When People Will Stand In A Row...... Enter The Train.....Sit On A Seat......PEACEFULLY.😢😢😮😮😮😮😊😊😊Yeah It's A Daydream....I Know.

[@Vishal-n2]

Indian Railway 100% electrified you show Old video

[@Funnyclips-mp8xv]

This is assam bro

[@Oktolibre]

10:15, That sound of Alco locomotive chugging in the background 😮 😘. Railfans really miss those Alco locomotives.

[@hussainalmubarak5347]

While the British might have started building the railways in India, the network we have today wasn't built by the British. And neither did the British build the railways in India so that different princely states could "feel more united and Indian". They built the rils to transport the loot to the ports and transport their toops quickly across the length and breadth of the country. Also note that we have some of the cheapest and the most expensive luxurious trains. You can certainly book a seat if you wish to travel in one of those compartments. In fact, a normal express train has about 22 coaches of which only 2-3 are unreserved class. There are about 12-14 reserved sleeper class coaches, and 8-9 Air conditioned coaches. If you are an Indian, you can book your train ticket on your phone using an app. Also, in case of any problem that you face on the train you can ask for help either by messaging the railways or by tweeting about it, or by using the rail madad app.

[@DenJaVlogs]

hats off to your courage traveling on local trains in bihar. ebven we as indansavoid traveling in general coach at any cost

[@abduljeelani6367]

Its not the right portrait of Indian Railways.. its old video and he opted for unreserved seats.. He also show the reserved 1st and 2nd class and also trains like Rajadhani, Vande Bharat, Doronto, etc. Not appreciable

[@ArunSharma-w3v]

Stopped watching after 30 seconds. Realized it is old wine trying to put in a new bottle.

[@MullBatoora-kf6cj]

Hygiene is prohibited in India. Lol

[@ossifiedprophet7495]

One fetal accident every two weeks, casualties ranging from 20-100 average. It's nothing to be proud about but then which country in the world has the intellect in the government to use railways as means of population control? That's something to be proud of. Indians might not value Aswini Vaishnav now but he is a visionary in population control science, he will be remembered for ages.

[@TK-pk7pm]

After india got their independence it went down hill lol

[@amoghavarshanripatunga]

Not really. Literally every indicator related to health, social or economic progress has gotten better. It has been slower but it has only gone up. You have no clue what you are talking about.

[@kamalakantrout8471]

Yeah. Now it's nominal gdp is higher than british. Check google if you don't believe

[@Oopsdear]

yeh with your blind eyes 🤣

[@minzshood1064]

😂 India has everything for every class from lower class to High class. People generally see INDIA according to their class 😎.

[@DariusMazdehan-wl9du]

Statistics show the opposite

[@ComewithCaution223]

India: Trains final boss

[@sbstyle5130]

Thank you i get to know How You fooling the People😂😂😂. There is no train like this in india . Indian Railway is 100% Electrified

[@shubhamShukla-bn6hs]

Trains are so much improved... Don't know how old your video footage is

[@kiteknight23]

His footage is from 2019

[@IngramPetersJr-nr7rm]

"....the absence of men is quite liberating.,." Yeah tracks that were built by men. Trains running on it built by men. Very liberating 😂

[@thirteen-thirty-one]

When the ladies were talking about how the men treated them ... the men looked guilty af .

[@euphoniousgaurav292]

Indian railways has changed immensely. You are showing a wrong picture.

[@Motionguy.]

You are travelling in sleeper coaches. Please upgrade your coach and you will get the best service of indian railways

[@jevtac8720]

I love beef to the fullest modi

[@amoghavarshanripatunga]

Me too. I also enjoy some bacon with my hamburger 🤤 And I have voted for Modi several times :)

[@henkturban268]

And still the structure works. If people dont have a car theh make it work. If people have it good ? They laugh at other country's because they are unhappy about them self. Just respect other country's systems

[@criscollins6999]

American says “Have a good day” to the enslaved rickshaw driver

[@lb19510420]

Traveling on such trains requires a lot of courage for a civilized person!😏

[@Aakash.2512]

Totally biased depiction of current situation of Indian railways, however things are not much changed too.

[@MullBatoora-kf6cj]

The majority of Indians still believes India has best Railway in the world lol but many Indian vloggers exposed when they traveled in Chinese trains and shattered the dreams.

[@anuragnigam55]

Go check documentary of how an ordinary train in China also can look😂😂

[@andysvehiclehistorychannel]

I'd love to go to India

[@Pyarijindagijeelodosto]

THE 10 YEARS OLD PIZZA HUT LOGO TELLS THE STORY OF THIS VIDEO LIFE

[@naturesmomentstv]

Incredible resilience! The Indian train system is a true marvel of engineering and human endurance. How do these trains manage to keep running so efficiently despite the challenges?

[@OctaApe]

what in the hell made you think any of what you saw was efficient?

[@vogs1010]

British built them well

[@naturesmomentstv]

@@OctaApe If it doesn't work in India then why are those trains still running?

[@OctaApe]

@@naturesmomentstv I mean the trains move, as for being efficient ... none are ever on time or organized or streamlined.

[@OctaApe]

@@raktimganguly there is nothing arbitrary about my comment. just describing what I saw on the video.

[@phillymuhammad4170]

The public restroom is crazy 😂

[@RaghuNath-s2l]

Try to travel in kerala

[@Amal-nn5fx]

മൂക്കില്ല രാജ്യത്തു മുറിമൂക്കൻ രാജാവ്

[@FerganaValleyBarlas]

Excellent ❤

[@venkatrammohangovind4092]

What intrigues west is that in spite of chaos india is not falling apart& functioning. They forget that india need time. to improve from crushing exploitation inflicted by them.

[@Littlelmaginations14]

This video dates back to 2014, just look at the trains in the video.

[@GinArgent]

Funny fact, Japan Tokyo train is also overcrowded and unstoppable during rush hour

[@deirdrenugent1887]

Government needs to spend less on nuclear weapons and more on the people of India

[@swastikturan257]

That documentary is almost 14~15yrs old that's more than a decade, things have changed a lot

[@kiteknight23]

​@@swastikturan257nothing changed

[@kiteknight23]

​@@swastikturan257just go watch bald n bankrupt return video. All gotten way worse

[@moeluv]

It looks like a 4th world country with old British train system.

[@prajullas]

This documentary is very old. Things are very different now. It's at least 12-13 years old.

[@moeluv]

@prajullas What's so different? India's train infrastructure still looks the same.

[@murtymanda2734]

It's a defunct railway network with ever increasing passenger number. We are newly getting better Rolling stock but it would maybe take 50 years to replace these old metal cages.

[@yallahufckbar]

​@@murtymanda2734modi only enjoying foreign trips, only favoured his state gujarat businessmen, work towards hindutva, neglecting northeast states.....

[@ADON_GMNG2]

​​@@moeluvNo. Old train structures are changing to new. But still some old trains are here. It will be removed in a few years.

[@Rjj323]

And still india is producing top class management and data scientist, developers while west is busy criticizing and complaining

[@kiteknight23]

What kind of scientist??. Not single cpu GPU or mobile comes from india 😂😂😂😂😂 even they depend on china😂😂😂

[@kiteknight23]

They only producu top rappers and mass lllegal lmmigants

[@_snehaa_._2]

@@kiteknight23 indian Americanns earn 2 times more than avg americans, cope

[@RohitKapoorYouTube]

The capital city of Punjab is Chandigarh & not Amritsar. Interesting documentary.

[@2skachishi122]

No it's Amrigarh 😮

[@deveshdolas3799]

this deserves so many views

[@FreeDocumentary]

it isn’t on public release that’s why. It will be from Sunday Nov 24

[@sovanmaity8969]

Don't misleading, don't give old outdated information. I'm indian. In 2024 try to make documentry on new train like Bande Bharat. Don't use old information, you're doing wrong.👆

[@nomulahemanth3109]

These are 10 year-old videos, New Central Govt. Is Rapidly Modernizing Railways, Just Check New Bangalore Railway Station, a 1000 such stations are being shaped across India, New European-style Made-in-India Vande Bharat Express, it's sleeper version soon to be launched, Hydrogen-Powered Trains, German-designed-Indian-Made LHB Coaches have replaced 75% of the old less safe Blue bogies from the video, In 2024, it's 95%+ Electrified, That's just Conventional, Indian Metro Rail Network is 3rd Largest and will replace US by 2026 becoz The metro has spread to 26 cities and will be to 40+ Cities by 2027

[@trailerwookie]

I didn't know Noah Wyle made documentaries.

[@anilbdas562]

you have so nicely presented the worst states and trains of india without any bias or superiority ot the typical white man. so nice. loved your russian train ride also. if possible try train on konkan and kerala.

[@sweetla4750]

Isn’t it always “the white man”🤡…typical

[@shwetchandok]

Report this video guys.. its misleading..

[@keshavkerme9939]

I know this video is so old but the the video is upload 11 days ago but i want to say you should visit india in 2024 or 2025

[@abandonworld7420]

Don’t know why Railways are not planning to introduce Double Decker trains in these regions

[@HY1990-bz7wi]

I went to India ten years ago for an AIESEC program in summer. I loved it. India is intense, very different from where I am from but it just makes the adventure more worthy. I remember feeling the HOT wet air simmering my skin, my sweat soaking my clothes, and I literally peed in my pants on the train because it was too crowded and I could not move, at all, let alone to the restroom for hours. These experiences may sound horrible to many people but to me they make it all special. If being in comfort with ease is all you want, maybe staying at home is a better idea.

[@ShinichiKudoQatnip]

Thank you for being a sensible guy with an unbiased lense in this comment section where everyone wants to dis the country in which they are investing to get the best returns.

[@eklavya_ff06]

Still this train is better than subways from nyc city🤣