Darjeeling Toy Train Resumes Operations After Landslide
Darjeeling Toy Train Resumes Operations After Landslide

Darjeeling Toy Train Resumes Operations After Landslide

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Prof. Anindyo Roy discusses his fascination with nonsense poetry, particularly influenced by Edward Lear, and how it inspired his debut novel, 'The Viceroy’s Artist'. The novel intertwines Lear's travel experiences in India with a narrative of self-discovery, drawing from Lear’s fragmented journal entries. Meanwhile, Gothenburg prepares for a life-sized Pony Express Rider statue by artist Linda Egle, projected for completion by spring 2025, following years of community interest and fundraising efforts. In Australia, the 140-year-old Kuranda Scenic Railway continues to attract tourists with its historical significance and picturesque journey through the rainforest, while the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway has resumed service after a landslide, promising a boost to local tourism. Both railways are celebrated for their unique scenic experiences and cultural heritage.

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