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00:28I was here at the National Rail Museum, which is in Delhi, and they were kept in this way.
00:39They were kept in this way.
00:42But it was a small thing, but it was about 200 to 200 kg.
00:48What it was used in the railway.
00:52all the knowledge and knowledge of this, we are with the director of the National Rail Museum, Dinesh Goyal.
00:58Sir, you are very welcome to ETV in India.
01:01Sir, first of all, tell us what is the Iron Chest?
01:08And when was this brought in the British Railway?
01:12As you all know, the British Railway was starting in 1853.
01:18When the first passenger train was on the Borebundar and Thane,
01:23in the British Railway, the small station where there was no bank.
01:29Before the banks didn't have the small station.
01:32So, at that time, whatever the king was in the station,
01:36whether it was in the parcel, whether it was in the ticket sales.
01:39So, to collect it, the train was carried out with the iron chest in the train.
01:45And every station, whatever the king was in the bag,
01:49sealed it in the station master's view.
01:52It was put in it.
01:54There was an arrangement with the leather bag.
01:59This way, in the iron chest, Vibin,
02:02from the small stations, it was put in it.
02:06And then, when it was in the place,
02:10there was opened up three employees' attention to it.
02:13And the cash was also put in there.
02:16So, how many employees were opened up with the chabies?
02:19Who were the employees?
02:20For opening it, there were three departments.
02:24There were the police officers,
02:26along with the police officers,
02:29and the operating department,
02:31the commercial department.
02:32So, it was opened up with the three employees' attention to it.
02:37And there were three chabies.
02:38These three chabies were all different departments?
02:40Yes, they were all chabies.
02:42And all of them were opened up with it.
02:45So, there was a theft of proof.
02:47With this, it's a special thing.
02:49When the cash was put in it,
02:52there was an arrangement of cash.
02:54You can't remove it from the back.
02:55Yes.
02:56So, in order to see,
02:57there was an iron box.
02:59But there were two arrangements like this.
03:02What is the theft of proof?
03:04Yes.
03:05When it was opened,
03:08there was one lock here.
03:11It was opened here.
03:12It was opened here.
03:13Then there was a chabies.
03:15So, it was opened here.
03:18Yes.
03:19After that,
03:20it was opened here.
03:22It was opened here.
03:23After that,
03:24after opening it,
03:25it was removed.
03:26Then there was a chabies.
03:28It opened here.
03:29Then there was a lock.
03:30It was opened here.
03:31Then there was a cash.
03:32Yes.
03:33Yes.
03:34But there was a chabies.
03:35And then the leather and the leather and the back sealed was opened.
03:37And the cash was kept in the back.
03:39It was opened here.
03:40It was opened here.
03:42Yes.
03:44When will this be used in the rest of the world?
03:46It will be used in the world in the world?
03:48How are the people in which countries have been used?
03:50In 2000, it will end up.
03:52Then there will be a pandemic.
03:54After that,
03:55you know,
03:56there will be a loss for the digital India.
03:59A cash will transfer to mobile.
04:02and now we have to focus on digitalization so that's why it's not used to be able to
04:10raise it. How many people think about raising it? How much is it now?
04:17It's about raising its size compared to its size, but it's about 200-200 kg.
04:27It was about 3-4 people who wanted it to be able to take it.
04:32How many are there in the National Real Museum?
04:36On the display, we have two items.
04:39Iron chest, one and the other one.
04:42Besides, we have 4-5 more iron chests.
04:48Where is it?
04:50Initially, iron chests were imported from abroad.
04:55After that, it was manufactured in India.
04:58This is made in 1885.
05:04Do you see all these things in the railway?
05:11Yes.
05:12In the museum, there are all those things that have been obsolete.
05:18There are all these things in the railway museum.
05:21There are all these things in the railway museum.
05:23There are all these things in the railway museum.
05:26We are aware of the old railway things.
05:28Because there is no one thing until it reached,
05:30it remains the old one.
05:32So, today, we are here.
05:34We are now on the old one.
05:36We are now on the streets.
05:38We are now on the road.
05:39We are now on the railway museum.
05:41So, that's why the railway museum is unique.
05:43In the railway museum, we are now on the railway museum.
05:47The railway museum has been unique.
05:49The latest technology development is also brought to the museum, so that you can see both of them in one place.
06:00Yes, thank you very much.
06:02In the National Rail Museum, such as you mentioned about the iron chest,
06:08the iron chest was carried out by the iron chest.
06:13This was the last time of the time.
06:20The technology came after that.
06:22The technology was also brought to us, so that people can see what happened, what happened, what happened, people can see.
06:33Video journalist Sandeep Singh, ETV Bharat.
06:35I am from Dhillie.