Many people born in Chennai after 2007 did not know about Anna Nagar Station. This will be stopped by the construction of Padi Bridge.

     

              

        Welcome to the page, everyone. What does this blog mean to us? Railways are one of the most important and largest modes of transportation in Asia. However, the next generation is becoming more advanced by the day. Ok, I'll get to the point. If I tell you about the Anna Nagar Railway Station, you might be familiar with the metro train. 

Due to daily transportation, Chennai Corporation gets stranded. The situation will stutter. Anna Nagar Villivakam has been suspended. The Traveller Railway opened in 2003. Traveller Normally, it is only from Anna Nagar West to Chennai Beach.

Six coach trains run on this route. During this time, the Padi Bridge opens to traffic in 2007. Rail traffic is temporarily suspended on this route. The Southern Railway announced that it will open as usual after the bridge is completed. Once the southern runway fails, it will be completely closed. Tracks, power lines, and stations become unsustainable. This is the main reason for returning to the old railroad. 

The Squirrel Southern Railway officers are not interested in this place. The service was started on a voluntary basis, but only laziness at the station caused people near Anna Nagar station to complain. Once the railway from Anna Nagar West to Chennai Central starts, it will be more profitable than all other railway lines. Even if people can't use the subway, at least the railroad will be back. This is very helpful for Anna Nagar's request. This has been over 9 years in bad condition for this station. 

But it's not about the subway. Many of Chennai's residents were unaware of Anna Nagar Railway Station. It was once maintained by the Southern Railway. However, this location is only used for tensile testing on certain days. Nearby, he has an ICF train repair and conversion facility. It is one of the oldest repair shops. 

This is opposite the Anna Nagar bus stop. At the time, this was also one of the fastest and cheapest ways to get to central Chennai. Padi is a station between Chennai Central and Anna Nagar. It has also been closed for a long time. Traveling by train from Central to Anna Nagar will cost you at most 5 rupees. It is my personal favorite. This park-like setting is perfect for morning and evening walks.