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There are two ways to transport your bike through railway. Condition one you are not travelling on the same train. This time your bike transport a parcel Condition two, you are travelling on the same train. This time your bike transport as luggage on the same train.Here I describe the two process.Transport as parcel:-Go to the railway parcel office with xerox copy of your bike registration certificate and you're any identity card along with originals.Railway only transport bike as parcel where direct train connects between these two stations. Originating and destination.Make sure your bike's petrol tank is fully empty.Now your bike will be packed like this. This packing done by you or you may ask the professionals at the parcel office. They take some charges for that packaging. your bike is now ready for transport as a parcel.You have to declare the value of the bike. The charges will be on the basis of your bike value and travelling distance.After payment of all the charges, you will provide a parcel waybill providing all the details of payments. You have to show at the time of delivery at your destination station. This parcel waybill surrendered after taking the delivery of your parcel.Porters of originating and destination stations charge some amount to load and unload your bike.Next bike transport as luggage:-If you are travelling on the same train you can book your bike as luggage.The procedure of making the bike to transport the same as a parcel. You have to reach station minimum half an hour before the departure time of the train.You have to produce your journey ticket at the time of booking as a parcel.An endorsement will be made on your journey ticket.The bike will be dispatched on the same train subject to availability of accommodation.You have to show the original ticket and luggage endorsement at the time of delivery. Luggage ticket needs to be surrendered after delivery.Hope this will helpful for you.Subhasis ✍️Images source Google

Wherever a title is concerned - Royal or aristocratic, precedence was given to the elder son.In the past, male primogeniture ensured that in the event of male-female twins, the son would inherit, even if his sister was delivered first.In boy-boy fraternal twins, the firstborn, elder son is the heir.With identical twins, again, the firstborn son is the heir.In the UK, the birth certificate of a single child records only the day on which they were born. For multiple births, the time of delivery is also listed. This is a legal document; one that could be used to settle an inheritance dispute.A case of a twin heir can be found below. It relates to the children of the former model, Rose Hanbury, a former friend of HRH, The Duchess of Cambridge. Rose is the Marchioness of Cholmondeley (pronounced Chumlee). This is a copy/paste from the Marquis’s Wiki page:Lord Cholmondeley married (Sarah) Rose Hanbury, a 25-year-old fashion model, on 24 June 2009, their engagement having been announced the previous day. She is a daughter of Tim Hanbury, a website designer, and his fashion designer wife, Emma. The landed gentry Hanbury family lived at Holfield Grange, Coggeshall, Essex.Four and a half months after their wedding, on 12 October 2009, the Marchioness gave birth to twin sons, Alexander Hugh George and Oliver Timothy George.The elder son, Alexander, as heir apparent to the Marquessate, bears the courtesy title of Earl of Rocksavage; his brother is known as Lord Oliver Cholmondeley.In March 2016, the Marquess and Marchioness had their third child, a daughter, Lady Iris Marina Aline Cholmondeley.The Marchioness is a patron of the EACH charity, along with The Duchess of Cambridge

I am the only girl child in the family.My Mother says, “I was the only girl child who was born in the hospital”.My maa (mother) always wanted a girl child, but she was a bit scarred how my father will react, how my grandmother will react.According to her, my father was the happiest, his only words to the nurse was “How is my wife and the child?”, in reply the nurse said “it is a girl,with a face full of guilt.My father left, came with sweets and gave it to all the members of the hospital and also those who were present in the hospital.Now that time my father for his service was living at Jamaplur in the state Bihar, and I was born at West Bengal. So after few days of delivery, he left for his office.There again he celebrated my birth, but the people there was not ready to accept that a baby girl was born. According to them “Jarrur ladka hua h, warna ladki ke khushi me mithai kaun khilata h!” (surely it is a boy, or else who gives sweets that too for a girl child!).After few months, we were both back to Jamalpur with my father. And yes, most of the people came to check whether my father was being honest or not (yes they did).And here I am,Doing My master’s in Biotechnology under the Department of Biotechnology, Govt.of India.Awarded certificate of excellence from CBSE for the subject English.My content gets published in various websites.Winner in essay writing on International Year of Chemistry2nd runner up in Debate Competition on National Adolescence programme, organised by the government of India.1st Runner up in essay writing organised by Women’s Welfare society at the age of 14.Published in The Telegraph and The Times of India, at the age of 15.Cleared two National Olympiads and awarded with silver and gold medals.Living alone for my studies.and many more.Oh yes, did I mention my Grandmother used to call me MAA (her mother) because well of course I was the one scolding her for maintaining good health.So, yea…I can conclude, it is amazing to have a girl child in India.Blessed I am to have such an amazing family :)Thank You.Kuheli