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Ages 9–12 · 32 pages · Future I want to be
The Mumbai Lifeline
A young railway engineer keeps the city moving.
When a vital train line experiences an unexpected glitch during monsoon, a young engineer must use her problem-solving skills and dedication to get the trains running safely again, facing the pressure of millions relying on her.
What happens
- 1The young engineer receives an urgent call about a signal failure near a major junction.
- 2She navigates a flooded section of track, carrying heavy diagnostic equipment.
- 3A news reporter outside the station describes the massive delays, putting pressure on her team.
- 4The train lights flicker back to life, and the first train pulls out of the station smoothly.
Read more about this book
Rain lashes against the window of the control room as a critical monitor flickers red, signaling a fault on the tracks. Your child will experience the immense responsibility and quick thinking required in urban infrastructure.
A young engineer must race against time to diagnose and fix a critical glitch on a vital Mumbai train line during monsoon season. She faces the pressure of millions relying on her to ensure their safe commute, making quick decisions under intense scrutiny.
This story is well-suited for children who are developing an interest in how things work and the interconnectedness of modern life. It emphasizes the value of problem-solving skills, precision, and dedication in high-stakes situations, showcasing an unsung hero of the city.
This book is exactly right for the child fascinated by machines, interested in how cities function, and who thrives on solving puzzles.
- Hardcover
- ₹1,299
- Softcover
- ₹699
- Length
- 32 pages
- Delivery
- Digital in 24h · print 7–14 days
