> In fact I'd wager that's why the "rich food culture" of the trains has "vanished." Not by a long shot. Reduced? Certainly. Vanished? Certainly not. I think t

> In fact I'd wager that's why the "rich food culture" of the trains has "vanished." Not by a long shot. Reduced? Certainly. Vanished? Certainly not. I think the author of the OP is writing based on her limited experience, with the Mumbai chef also chiming in under a similar condition. > most Indians probably see as a laudable step toward modern comforts. I don't think so. Some? May be. Most? Doubtful.