150 years of building India's iron highways
Established in 1876 under the Rajputana-Malwa Railway, The Loco Workshop Ajmer stands as one of the oldest and most distinguished railway workshops in Asia. For 150 years, it has been the beating heart of Indian Railways — manufacturing, overhauling and modernising the locomotives that connect a billion lives.
From steam to diesel, from the colonial era to an independent republic, through partition and progress — every chapter of India's modern story has been powered, in part, by the forges of Ajmer.
From precision machining to full locomotive overhauls — our workshops command every discipline of railway engineering, refined across 150 years.
"The railways are the lifeline of the nation — and behind every locomotive runs the soul of Ajmer."
Open to the public through guided heritage tours and the newly inaugurated 150-year anniversary museum — a tribute to the artisans, engineers and railwaymen who forged modern India.