Weirdest railway station names in India

The railway is a significant aspect of a country. From North India to South India, there are small regions for which only the name is enough.

Here is a list of railway stations with some unusual facts and funny names.

1.Kala Bakra: This station is located in Punjab, and its name literally means "black cow" in Punjabi. The name is believed to have originated from an incident where a black cow caused a traffic jam on the nearby highway.

Nalanda is located in Bihar. This station is named after the famous ancient university called "Nalanda University." However, it's funny because "Nalanda" also means "dumb person" in Hindi, so it's like saying "the station for dumb people.

3. Bhosari, Pune City: A village in Maharashtra called Bhosari, formerly known as Bhojapur, lies close to Pune. The 2000-year-old Artist Temple, which is renowned for its artistic significance, is this location's main draw. Furthermore, dating back to the time of Gautam Buddha is the history of Bhosari village.

4. Singapur Road, Odisha: It appears that you can get to Singapore via train as well! It is located in Odisha.

Washermanpet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu: The name refers to the area in Chennai where many of the dhobi ghats used to be, which was formerly the washermen's enclave.

5. Londa Junction: This station in Karnataka has a funny name that sounds like "Londe," which means "guy" or "dude" in Hindi. The station has become a popular destination for jokes and memes, and the name is often used as a slang term for a silly person.

6. Kutta, Karnataka: Well, it's not slang in this place! Kutta is a small village on the borders of the Coorg region in Karnataka state, close to Gonikoppal, and about 100 kilometres from Mysore. This location is rich in scenic beauty and has a lot to offer to curious tourists.

7. Phaphund is located in Uttar Pradesh; the name "Phaphund" sounds like a sneeze and can be quite comical for some people.

8. Jugaari: located in Karnataka, this station name is funny because "Jugaari" means a person who is always looking for a shortcut or a quick fix to get things done.

9.. Daru Station, Jharkhand: There is no connection between this and alcohol, despite the possibility. Daru is actually a village in the Jharkhand province's Hazaribagh district, and Hazaribagh Road railway station is the one closest to it.

10. . Chinchpokli: This station is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and its name is derived from the Marathi words "chinch" (tamarind) and "pokli" (small bridge). The station is known for its chaotic crowds and heavy traffic.

11. Bibinagar, Hyderabad: Okay, so it's not the land of wives! Hyderabad's Bibi Nager is located in a small town, and the Hyderabad junction is the closest station.