Raxaul

Raxaul is a sub-divisional town in the East Champaran district of the Indian state of Bihar. It is arranged on the India-Nepal outskirt inverse Birgunj Nepal. Raxaul is a noteworthy railroad end. The Indian bordertown of Raxaul has turned out to be one of the busiest towns for substantial transportation because of high exchange volume. Right around 56% of the aggregate results of Birgunj are sent out to the Indian territory of Bihar through this course. Raxaul is the main city that is associated with Nepal. Birgunj railroad station is associated by the Nepal Government Railway NGR to Raxaul station in Bihar over the fringe with India.

The 47 km 29 mi railroad stretches out north to Amlekhganj in Nepal. It was worked in 1927 by the British however ended past Birgunj in December 1965. The 6 km 3.7 mi railroad track from Raxaul to Birgunj was changed over to expansive check two years after the Indian railroads changed over the track to Raxaul inside India to wide measure. Presently, expansive measure railroad line interfaces Raxaul to the Sirsiya Birgunj Inland Container Depot ICD which turned out to be completely operational in 2005. Talks have been held to revive the railroad course from Birgunj to Amlekhganj in Nepal by changing over it to wide check in light of its financial significance.