was your first time traveling in a local train in Mumbai. Record the events you experienced in your diary in - 100-150 words.
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Its a bit hard though because I wont live in Mumbai but i know the experience.
Explanation:
Its a busy day at the railway station, and a I listen a train honk. it was loud but as the train comes most of the people rush in it. The Mumbai local is one of the most busiest train in India. People were pushing each other so that they can enter the train and go to their work places. Just in no time a feriwala entered our bogey. He was selling some chips and peanuts. And as I see out of the window, I see we have reached another station. As the train was full, still some people were coming in! I some how got a seat and sat looking the marvelous buildings outside. And finally I reached my station. But still while leaving the train, people wont let others get outside and pushed others back so they can rush in. So much crowd. I managed my way outside the train and got a cab!
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4 June
10 A.M
Sunday
Dear Diary,
On a Sunday, I was traveling from CSTM to Matunga. The Central Line was extremely packed. I had a seat till Dadar when I realized I needed to get up and make ready to go to the next station. It was only after I stood up that I realized how tough it would be to get from the Aisle to the Door; I battled to get only two steps away from the entrance with individuals who had just boarded at Dadar in front of me. I was one of only a few people to exit the train, and to my dismay, I discovered there was no area to put my next step, no place to retain my foot for the next step towards the entry opening; the platform was only seconds away as the train slowed down. I was concerned that I would miss my stop. That's when the person standing in front of me, a step away from the door, said, "It's Okie son, you can tread on my foot." I gave him an amused smile in response to what he had just said, and he replied, "Hurry up, or you will miss your stop." I thanked him, amused and perplexed, as he smiled, tiptoed onto his shoe, and hopped onto the platform. The train had come to a complete halt by this time. As he waved goodbye, I thanked him and wondered what had just transpired.