Mughalsarai

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Mughalsarai (including Mughal Sarai, Moghalsarai; Hindi: मुग़लसराय Muġalsarāy [ ˌ mʊɣʌlsʌrɑ ː j]) is a city in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, with around 110,000 inhabitants ( 2011 census ). It is located in the district of Chandauli Uttar Pradesh to the east about 10 kilometers east of the city of Varanasi ( Benares ).

Mughalsarai is located on the Grand Trunk Road highway, whose course today the National Highway 2 from Delhi to Kolkata follows. The city is a major railway junction. The distance from Delhi via Allahabad and Patna to Howrah and Delhi via Moradabad, Bareilly, Lucknow, Varanasi and Gaya to Howrah. Mughalsarai railway station on two important railway lines leading into the east-west direction through North India meet Many long-distance trains on the Mughalsarai railway station, he also supplies the nearby metropolis of Varanasi. Attached to the Mughalsarai railway station is one of the largest railway depots in India.

Just south of the Mughalsarai railway settlement Mughalsarai Railway Settlement joins. It's has its own administration and counts 27,860 inhabitants ( 2001 census).

Mughalsarai is the birth place of former Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri ( 1904-1966 ).

At the station of Mughalsarai

At the station of Mughalsarai