India, Oct. 24 -- India has thousands of railway stations, but one in West Bengal stands out for a surprising reason: its name board is blank. Located in Raina village in Purba Bardhaman district, West Bengal, this unusual station lies on the Bankura-Masagram railway line. Its missing name board is linked to a dispute between two neighbouring villages, Raina and Rainagar.

Where Is India's Nameless Railway Station Located?

The station is situated near Raina and Rainagar villages in Purba Bardhaman district, West Bengal. It lies on the Bankura-Masagram railway line and became known for its unusual blank name board following a disagreement over what the station should be called.

Why Does the Railway Station Have No Name Board?

The disput...