Imagine you’re on a beautifully wholesome train trip with your loved ones, enjoying the prime of your life, looking out the doors and windows of the scenic railway routes and your phone falls off the fast moving train. What would you do? Do you snatch the emergency halt chain to stop the train? Do you complain to the nearest police station? Do you call cyber security to seal off the access to your phone? All this seems too complicated and hectic and stressful. Instead of running around like a headless chicken, without any proper guidance, follow these simple steps that will most certainly enable you to retrieve your lost phone back to you at the earliest. There have been cases, where the phone owner, with the help of these 2 simple steps and the Indian Railways Authorities have been able to safely get back their phone in under 30 hrs of losing it! Interested in such content? Follow for more! Step 1: Note down the pole number There are poles on either side of the train tracks with unique numbers. Note the numbers on the nearest pole where the mobile phone was lost. Avoid pulling the emergency chain, as fines up to Rs. 10,000/- can be charged. Step 2: Immediately call RPF Once the number is noted down, immediately call the Railway Police Force (RPF) at their helpline numbers 182 or 139 about your lost belongings including mobile phones and luggages and wait for the Railway authorities to safely retrieve your phone!

Travelling gives you the wings of freedom, the crown of happiness and the bliss of worldly knowledge that you get from exploring new cultures and meeting new people. There are places on earth that look like they’re from a Disney movie, filled with outworldly landscapes and glittering water bodies that just mesmerise you with its beauty! Here are some of such outworldly places in India that will take your breath away! If you have similar interests, don’t forget to follow for more! Tso Kar salt lake, Ladakh Fondly known as the ‘White Lake’, the Tso Kar Salt Lake is one of India’s wonders, and the 42nd Ramsar Site. Located in the Rupshu valley of the pristine lands of Ladakh, near the Morre Plains, this lake is 22 sq kms of breath-taking views and ethereal landscapes. Drung frozen waterfalls, Kashmir Located in the Tangmarg tehsil of Gulmarg, Baramulla, this cascading waterfalls is infamous for not just its scenic views, but also for its bewitching frozen state! The Drung waterfalls is truly magnificent, and freezes during the winters between January and March. Jibhi, Himachal Distinguishably renowned for the milky, misty, and refreshing waterfalls amid the pine forests, the Jibhi region of the Himachal Pradesh is crowned for the beautiful parts of nature one can not imagine in dreams!

Exploring the depths and extremes of India has been the motive behind this ongoing series, where we reveal and discuss some of the most unique travel experiences in India that you need to check out at least once in your lifetime. Follow for more such travel related contents, itineraries and hidden gems, and do check out the first 2 parts of the series! Surf the blue waters of Pondicherry Learn to surf in the crystal blue waters of Pondicherry and capture your fine moments among the sea turtles, artificial and natural coral reefs, and much more! Witness the sky light up in Rajasthan If you love watching fireworks, then you’re sure to love this magnificent event in Rajasthan. Makar Sankranti is hosted in January of every year, and is celebrated by lightning thousands of airborne lanterns in Rajasthan, and is a sight of a lifetime. Check out THE highest frozen lake of India The Gurudongmar Lake of North Sikkim has the record breaking -27 degrees at its lowest during November to Mid-May, making it THE highest (at 17,100ft above sea level) lake in India!