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    A police officer talks on a bull horn as Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian Hindu devotees wait for their train at the Daraganj railway station in Allahabad on February 26, 2013. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian Hindu

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    Indian passengers wait for their train at the railway station in Amritsar on February 26, 2013 as Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    An Indian man stands on the step of a crowded train coach at a railway station in New Delhi on February 26, 2013 when Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    Indian railway employees work on the tracks at a railway station in Kolkata on February 26, 2013, as Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    Indian passengers travel on a train as a student walks on the tracks in Kolkata on February 26, 2013, as Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    An Indian passenger climbs from the tack to board a train in Kolkata on February 26, 2013, as Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    An Indian man travels in a crowded coach on a train at a railway station in New Delhi on February 26, 2013 when Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

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    Indian women travel in a crowded coach on a train at a railway station in New Delhi on February 26, 2013 when Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian women travel

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    An Indian passenger carries luggage over the tracks to board a train in Kolkata on February 26, 2013, as Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    An Indian passenger

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    Indian passengers travel in a crowded coach on a train at a railway station in New Delhi on February 26, 2013 when Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian passengers

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    Indian women travel in a crowded coach on a train at a railway station in New Delhi on February 26, 2013 when Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal unveiled the railway budget in parliament. The railway, the country's largest employer with some 1.4 million people on its payroll, runs 11,000 passenger and freight trains and carries 19 million people daily.

    Indian women travel

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