Which is the last railway station in India?

 🟢Kanyakumari is the last railway station in India where no land border country is there and terminates in Tamilnadu

•Also it is the last railway station in the Southern point.

⭐Also Last railway station it depends upon on geographic location, direction wise

🟢Northern point is Baramulla railway station in Jammu and Kashmir

🟢Western Point is Okha Railway Station in Gujarat

Note- In the future,Naliya railway station in Desalpur - Naliya section which is currently undergoing gauge conversion will be the Western Point last railway station in Gujarat.

•The line to Naliya station will be extended from Bhuj railway station in Gandhidham - Bhuj section.

🟢Eastern point Ledo railway station in Assam

•Also Nearest railway station to Myanmar which is 70km by road

⭐There are several Indian states where railway lines end near international borders or serve as entry points toward neighboring countries such as Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.

🇵🇰3 States which gives connectivity to Pakistan

•Rajasthan:-Munabao,Anupgarh

•Munabao is just 2.5 km away to Pakistan

Popular train like Thar Link Express, used to go this route.

•Punjab:-Attari Shyam Singh,Major Entry point towards Lahore Pakistan

•Samjhauta Express (Delhi-Lahore) used to go in this route.

•located roughly 3 km from the Wagah border.

•Other Station in Punjab:Husainiwala Station,

Dera baba Nanak Station,Khem Karan Station

•Jammu & Kashmir:Jammu Tawi Station,44 km away to Sialkot Pakistan.

🇳🇵3 States share border with Nepal

•Bihar:Raxaul Station (Entry Point to Kathmandu which is 140km away

•Jaynagar Station

•Recently 1 train operating from Jaynagar (Bihar, India to Nepal Jaynagar-Kurtha DEMU train

(often listed as JK1/KJ2), which links Jaynagar to Kurtha in Nepal. This cross-border service covers 34.5 km and is operated by Nepal Railways

•3rd one is Jogbani Railway Station

•Laukaha Bazar Station.

•Uttarakhand:Tanakpur (Nearest station to Nepal)

•Uttar Pradesh:-Nepal Ganj Road,Chandan Chauki,Nautanwa

🇧🇹Entry point for Bhutan:-Hasimara (HSA) in West Bengal

•located approximately 17-18 km from the border town of Phuentsholing. Other major nearby stations include New Alipurduar (NOQ) and New Jalpaiguri (NJP), which offer better connectivity to major Indian cities

🇧🇩3 States sharing border with Bangladesh

•a)West Bengal:-Gede Railway Station.

•Main Entry Point for Dhaka and also last railway station in West Bengal.Currently no train operating

•Maitree Express (Kolkata–Dhaka), Bandhan Express (Kolkata–Khulna), and Mitali Express (New Jalpaiguri–Dhaka)

These services connect West Bengal to major Bangladeshi cities,

•Other station in West Bengal:-Petrapole (Near Bangaon Jn,Lalgola,Singhabad (Near Malda Town),

Balurghat,Radhikapur,Haldibari,New Jalpaiguri Jn,New Changrabandha

•Assam:-Mahisasan Railway Station

•Tripura:Sabroom,Agartala

🇲🇲3 States which is near to Myanmar Border

•Assam:-Ledo,Murkongselek

•Manipur:Khongsang Near Imphal,70 km away to Myanmar

•Mizoram:Newly Constructed Sairang Railway Station which is 206km away to Myanma

🇱🇰 Nearest location Railway Station to Sri Lanka:-Rameshwaram is the last railway station and nearest location to Srilanka which is 20km away,though Sri Lanka doesn't have Railway line connecting from Rameshwaramm

•Only option is by flight from Chennai to Sri Lanka or cruise ship from Rameshwaram to Sri Lanka

•Though there is 1 railway station exist Abandoned Dhanushkodi (last land of India).After that no Railway line or by road exist to Sri Lanka.

•So obviously Kanyakumari is the last railway station where no land border is there..after several km will be ocean surrounded 🌊

Why doesn't fame last long?

Film maker : Vikram Bhatt belongs to a known family of film makers.

His grand father Vijay Bhatt and father Pravin were well known film makers.

He learnt ropes of film making from Shekhar Kapur and Mahesh Bhatt.

Famous : Well, he became famous film maker with Raaz ; Ghulam ; Fareb and other movies.

He also earned fame as a writer behind Hate Story ; Aitbaar ; Dastak and other movies.

Well, he became popular for specializing in horror genre.

Many actors - film producers publicly mentioned his role in their success saga.

In short , he was often in news. ; podcasts and articles.

Disgrace : In December ; Vikram Bhatt was arrested by Rajasthan police in a financial crime.

He was sent behind bars.. Courts of law have denied bail to him.

Few actors- film makers have mentioned about it in public.

Alas, he is no longer in news ;podcasts and articles.

Facts : Fame arrives like a blessing but it does not remain forever.

Fame is subjective and changes according to time and space.

Well : Fame often arrives with a roar and leaves with a whisper : Saying

Note : It is not meant to defame or hurt any one.

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What was Amrish Puri's first and last movie?

 Amrish Puri’s has acted totally in 450 films, his first appearance happened in 1955 in an unrecognisable or in an unimportant charachter in the film Bhai-Bhai in which he did the role of a goon.

It surprises that such an iconic figure of Bollywood did very small unimportant roles in several films in the early 1970. Amrish Puri didn't even have proper dialogues in many films. In the 1970’s film Prem Pujari he had a small role of Jerry, a hench man. In this film his brother Madan Puri also acted.

In 1971 he did a supporting role of Rehmat Khan in Sunil Dutt's film Reshma Aur Shera.

Amrish Puri had struggled very much in his early career before he established himself as an iconic villain of Bollywood. In his 50s he got the opportunity to act as a main villain in the films. Throughout 1970s he appeared as an associate to main villain.

For the first time he received wider recognition in 1980s film Hum Paanch in which he performed as a main villain for the first time. He did the role of Thakur Veer Pratap Singh and for the first time his strong performance, impressive baritone voice got noticed..

After this film he got several opportunities to exhibit his dominating screen presence as a main villain in several films like Vidhaata, Shakti, Hero, Meri Jung, Mr. India, Ghayal and Damini throughout 1980s and 90s.

Amrish Puri's last acted film acted is Kachichi Sadak which was released in 2006 in which he did the role of a jailor Hasin Kairanvi.

But his another film Aahat: Ek Ajeeb Kahani was released posthumously in 2010 as he had passed away on 12th January 2005. But this film was shot in 1971.

Amrish Puri for the last time appeared in 2023s film Gadar 2 in a computer generated imagery. His character Ashraf Ali, father of Sakina (Ameesha Patel) was briefly featured in a scene as he was the main villain in Gadar first part which was released in 2001.

So, one can consider that Amrish Puri's last acted film is Kachichi Sadak which was released in 2006.

Amrish Puri had given numerous memorable performances throughout his career as a dominating villain or as a supporting actor. He also acted in Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi and Bengali films.. His character Mogambo in the film Mr. India and Mola Ram in the Hollywood film Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom are very popular. Amrish Puri is one of the greatest villains of the Indian cinema.

What was the last movie of Shashi Kapoor?

 One of the iconic stars of Bollywood Shashi Kapoor for the last time appeared on the silver screen in the year 1998.

In 1998 Shashi Kapoor acted in two films one is Hindi film Ghar Bazaar and another one is English film Side Streets.

In Ghar Bazaar he made a special appearance. Sharmila Tagore, Shekar Suman were in the leading roles.

It got delayed in the release of Ghar Bazaar, it had its audio launch in 1986 but the film was released after 2 decades in 1998.

In the English film Side Streets, Shashi Kapoor did the leading role of Vikram Raj alongside Valeria Golino, Shabana Azmi and others. It was written and directed by Tony Gerber and it was co- produced by Ismail Merchant and others.

The film was released on 6th September 1998 at the Venice Film Festival. It was theatricaly released in the UK on 25th April, 1999.

So Ghar Bazaar had become Shashi Kapoor's final Hindi film and Side Streets had become his final English film.

Shashi Kapoor had acted in over 150 films since his first film as a leading actor in the 1961s Yash Chopra’s film Dharmaputra. As a child artist he faced the camera in 1948 in Raj Kapoor's film Aag. In English he did around 12 films.

Some of his popular Hindi films are Sharmilee, Roti Kapda Aur Makhan, Deewar, Trishul, Kranti, Namak Halal and many more. He collaborated with Amitabh Bachchan in several films and most of their films were box office hits.

Shashi Kapoor had passed away on 4th December, 2017 at the age of 79. He is the receipient of Dada Saheb Phalke Award, Padma Bhushan, 3 National Film Awards and 2 Filmfare Awards.

Cleopatra, the last queen of Egypt and her tragic end

On August 10th, 30 BC, at the age of 39, Cleopatra’s life came to a dramatic end. It has been 2,055 years since that fateful day, marking the final chapter for the Queen of world history.

Cleopatra was found in a stone chamber, lying on a gilded bed in her finest royal attire and crown. At her feet lay her most trusted maid, Iras, dead. Her other maid, Charmian, passed away shortly after, having witnessed her queen's final breath.

For 21 years, Cleopatra had ruled Egypt. She came to power at 18, forced into a partnership and marriage with her younger brother, Ptolemy XIII. This alliance quickly crumbled, leading to a bitter civil war.

While Egypt was in chaos, the Roman ruler Julius Caesar arrived. Cleopatra famously had herself smuggled in to meet him and, captivated by her intelligence and beauty, Caesar became her ally. With his help, she defeated and killed her brother in battle.

Cleopatra reclaimed her throne, ruling first with another brother, Ptolemy XIV, and later with her son by Caesar, Caesarion.

After Caesar's assassination, Cleopatra returned to Egypt. There, she met Mark Antony, one of Rome's new leaders, who fell for her just as Caesar had. Their love affair led to three children.

Enraged by their union, Octavian, another of Rome's leaders, declared war. In the inevitable battle, Cleopatra and Antony were utterly defeated.

The couple fled and, in a desperate act, Cleopatra sent a false message that she was dead. Believing her, Antony took his own life, only to learn the truth as he lay dying. He was brought to her chamber, where he died in her arms.

Octavian captured her, but she refused to be paraded as a Roman captive. While imprisoned in her own chamber, she chose to die by using the venom of a cobra. When Octavian's soldiers arrived to take her, they found her and her two loyal maids dead.

In a final act of revenge, Octavian ordered the death of her son, Caesarion. With Cleopatra's death, Egypt’s independent kingdom was absorbed into the Roman Empire.

Ultimately, she did not die as a captive. Wearing her crown and royal jewels, she chose her own end, ensuring her legacy as a queen who defied her Roman captors until the very last moment.