Bansal rolls out rail budget
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Commuters try to board an overcrowded train in Mumbai. Railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal presented the rail budget for next fiscal year in the parliament. AP Photo
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Commuters disembark from a crowded train in Mumbai. Railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal presented the rail budget for next fiscal year in the parliament. Indian railway network is one of the world's largest, with some 14 million passengers daily and some 64,000 kilometers (40,000 miles) of railway track cut through some of the most densely populated cities. AP Photo
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Union railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal presenting the Rail Budget 2013-14 in the Lok Sabha in New Delhi. PTI Photo/ TV GRAB
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Leader of opposition Sushma Swaraj during the presentation of the Rail Budget 2013-14 by Union railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, in the Lok Sabha in New Delh. PTI Photo
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Union railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal presenting the Rail Budget 2013-14 in the Lok Sabha in New Delhi. PTI Photo
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Papers related to the railway budget are inspected before being taken inside the Parliament for the the annual railway budget in New Delhi. AP Photo
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A passenger carries a carton box on his head at a railway station in Hyderabad. AFP PHOTO
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Railway minister Pawan Kumar Bansal (C) carries his Budget Speech as he walks towards Parliament to present the Indian Railway budget 2013-14, accompanied by deputy railway ministers J Surya Prakash Reddy (L) and Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury in New Delhi. AFP PHOTO
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