travelling by or in

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david11

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1)Think before drinking tea while travelling by Indian Railway.

2)Think before drinking tea while travelling in Indian Railway.

Which one is correct or more appropriate?
 
Indian Railways is the official name of the railway system there.

'. . .travelling by Indian Railways' is correct.

You could also say '. . .while travelling by train in India' or '. . .when travelling on Indian trains'.

But what are we supposed to think about?

Rover
 
But what are we supposed to think about?

Rover

It's a joke that passes around in my country on how the tea is prepared which they sell on railway stations(it(the joke) is written on a photo).

Think possibly means that it is up to you to drink the tea after seeing how it is prepared.
 
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