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The South Eastern Railway succeeded the former Bengal Nagpur Railway in eastern central India, linking Calcutta with Nagpur on the route to Bombay and to Waltair on the route to Madras. It was principally a broad gauge operation with some significant narrow gauge lines and still used some steam in 1986.
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