Noun:

શાખા રેલરોડ,

branch line's Usage Examples:

A steam locomotive-hauled special passenger train, organised by railtour company 'Vintage Trains', visited the branch line on 3 November 2007.

baited hooks attached at intervals by means of branch lines called snoods.

Water flow then continues about nine miles to a junction point where a portion is diverted into a 1 1/2-mile branch line and pumped into Lake Del Valle.

History19th and 20th centuryThe original Nuneaton station was opened on 15 September 1847 when the London and North Western Railway (LNWR) opened the Trent Valley Line, the branch line to Coventry opened in 1850.

HistoryThe single track branch line of the London Brighton and South Coast Railway between Three Bridges and Horsham was opened 14 February 1848.

stretch between Asker and Spikkestad was kept as a branch line for local commuter traffic.

Joka–Esplanade metro (Line 3) Previously, the stretch from Thakurpukur to Majerhat was surveyed as a branch line of the circular railway, and a metro line from Majerhat to Dakshineswar via Sealdah (interchange with Line 2) was planned.

Since the 19th century a railway line and roads have been cut through the dyke, including the combined A14 and A11 roads, and a branch line of the Ipswich to Ely rail line.

One private railway company exists in Finland, the Karhula–Sunila Railroad, a short branch line with freight traffic only, in Karhula, near Kotka.

These were the Yeovil branch line (1 October 1853), the West Somerset Railway to Watchet (31 March 1862), the Chard Branch Line (11 September 1866), and the Devon and Somerset Railway (8 June 1871, extended to Barnstaple 1 November 1873).

Joseph roadbed for a branch line to Port St.

This railway branch line has long been neglected and dismantled since its closure.

This popularity helped to bring the railway in 1893, when the Caledonian Railway completed a branch line from Crieff.

Synonyms:

local post office, post office, Executive Office of the President, executive branch, subdivision, division, legislative branch, judicial branch, arm,

Antonyms:

beginning, fall, ending, inconsequence, insignificance,