New Delhi. Indian Railways journey is not just a medium to go from one place to another, but it is a box of sweet and sour memories in itself. Everyone likes to sit near the train window and see the outside views. But while travelling, have you ever seen the signboard of a railway station, reading whose name you could not stop laughing? There are many railway stations in India whose names are so strange and funny that the passengers not only get stunned after seeing them, but also start scratching their heads. These signboards go viral on social media. Nowadays, a different trend has started among travel vloggers and common travelers of taking selfies with the signboards of these unique stations. People often share pictures of these stations on social media with funny captions, which go viral on the internet in no time. Amidst the fatigue of travel, when such a name suddenly appears, it automatically brings a big smile on the face of the passengers. From ‘Kala Bakra’ to ‘Singapore’… these are the most unique stations of India. If you are wondering about which stations we are talking about, then let us tell you about some such selected railway stations of the country: Kala Bakra: Everyone gets excited after hearing the name of this station located near Jalandhar in Punjab. Makes him smile.Sali and Nana: These two stations located in Rajasthan always remain a topic of discussion among the passengers. It seems as if the Railways has fulfilled its entire relationship here. Diwana: The name of this station located near Panipat, Haryana is so romantic that lovers definitely want to get their photos clicked here. Singapore Road: This station in Odisha makes you feel like reaching ‘Singapore’ without visa-passport. Ib: Located in Odisha, this is the shortest name station of the Indian Railways. After all, why does the Railways not change this? Name? Often this question arises in the minds of people that why these strange names are not changed to a normal name? According to Railway Department officials, their first priority is the safety, convenience of passengers and smooth operation of trains. These names have been in use for decades and the local people have become accustomed to them. Changing the name not only increases the paperwork, but can also create a lot of confusion among the passengers and the railway traffic control. India’s cultural sweetness is hidden in the names. These names, which seem interesting, are actually living proof of the linguistic and cultural diversity of India. Many of these names are linked to local dialects, old folklore or some historical significance of the area. Even when tourists coming from abroad pass through these stations, they are amazed to see this unique and colorful aspect of Indian culture.