भारत की रेलवे गाथा: नेशनल रेल म्यूजियम में बिल्डर प्लेट्स की अनोखी झलक

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बिल्डर प्लेट्स न सिर्फ रेलवे इंजनों और कोचों की निर्माण यात्रा को दर्शाती है, बल्कि भारत की तकनीकी आत्मनिर्भरता को भी बयां करती है.

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00:00There are a lot of people who suffer every day, and when the engine is created in the year,

00:08it's also known as every coach and every engine is written.

00:12You just need to see it and understand it.

00:14At this time, I am living in the National Rail Museum, where there are builders plates.

00:19These are the builders plates, these are the number plates from the country.

00:23And the same way, the builders plates are also known as the builders plates.

00:30These plates are the builders plates, how are the engine made, where they are made,

00:37and which company has been created in the year.

00:40This is written in every one of these.

00:42How can we understand this?

00:44The National Rail Museum Director, Dinesh Goyal, is the director.

00:48Sir, these plates are the builders plates.

00:52When and when are they?

00:54And how can we understand this?

00:56When the British Railway started in 1883,

01:02when the rolling stocks were imported,

01:07either in Britain, or in the USA, or other countries like Germany,

01:13they were imported from there.

01:15So, where they were manufacturing companies,

01:18they were placed on their own builder plates,

01:23which was the name of the company,

01:25where the rolling stock was manufactured,

01:29and in which time they were made,

01:30it was the details.

01:32Now, as you can see,

01:34this is the Leeds Forge Company Limited, 1896.

01:40So, this is the Leeds Forge Company Limited,

01:42which is the Leeds Forge Company Limited,

01:44which is made in 1896.

01:46So, if you can see this,

01:48Baldwin, Lima, Hamilton,

01:50which is made in November 1955,

01:54in the USA.

01:56It was discovered that this was also from our equipment,

02:01or any rolling stock,

02:03for the knowledge of which company has been created

02:08or in which country,

02:10in which city has been created.

02:11It was already that it was found.

02:14In our own pursuit,

02:16all these plots were by the Imports Plates,

02:19because there was a lot of equipment on the imports,

02:23so that's why this is a column of international builder's plate.

02:26So, after that, when manufacturing started in India,

02:30in India, the railway workshops,

02:34the builders' plate started to start on them,

02:37such as our coaches started to become in Mumbai.

02:41First of all, where did you become in India?

02:46First of all, there was a steam engine that was built in 1895 in Ajmer workshop.

02:55The original engine is also built in the Rajshri Jail Sangrala,

03:00so it was made by Ajmer workshop.

03:03So, after that, there is a Jamalpur workshop.

03:06Do you want to see the number plate?

03:08And the builders' plate?

03:12As you can see, Chitranjan Lokomotiv Works,

03:15Chitranjan was built in Chitranjan,

03:18the builders' plate was built in this way.

03:21Besides, BBA and CI Railway,

03:24Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway,

03:27the builders' plate.

03:29Besides, South Indian Railway,

03:31the builders' plate is built in this way.

03:33There is a Simco, Tata Engineering and Lokomotiv.

03:38So, we have built the builders' plate here.

03:41We have built the builders' plate here,

03:44which symbolizes which product,

03:47which company has been built in which year.

03:53Indian Railway is built in 1926.

03:56What is built in 1926?

03:58What is built in 1926?

03:59Actually, what is built in 1926?

04:01Actually, what is built in 1926?

04:03The first thing of the building was built in 1927?

04:04Because the buildings were built in 1927,

04:06which were built in 1929,

04:08the construction and construction

04:10first had made its development in 1927.

04:12So, in 1927,

04:13the old buildings were built in 1927.

04:14It was built in 1927.

04:15So, the city goes on the solar units.

04:16It was built in 1927.

04:17It was called IRS design, which was the old coaches or steam engine, which was also standardized in the IRS class.

04:30So, this is the builder plate.

04:32So, these are the coaches for the coach?

04:36What was the first thing about the Indian Railway or the Princely Railway?

04:47They were non-standard locomotives or coaches.

04:53They didn't have any particular classification.

04:59After that, in 1905, there were Indian Railway standards.

05:08So, this was defined by the Indian Railway standards.

05:10Thank you very much sir.

05:12As you can see, in which way the number plates are,

05:15the international builders and the bharatian builders are,

05:19the number plates are,

05:20which you can see, you can see,

05:22the engine or the train coach,

05:24when and where and where and where and where.

05:28The

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