Special Names
- Abhinav - Named to a WAP-4.
- Airavat - Named to some WDG-4's which belong to Gooty Diesel locomotive shed.
- Baaz - (Bird of prey in Hindi) Mainly two WDP 4's 20011 & 20012 are called BAAZ, WDP-4's 20000-20009 also have the name stencilled on them in the side.
- Baba Saheb - Named to a WAP-1 which is named after Babasaheb Ambedkar.
- Vallabh-Named to first WCAM-1 #21800.
- Balwant - Named to first WCAM-2 #21861.
- Cheetah - Named to some WDM-3D's.
- Dr.Silver - Named to a MONU, Its livery is Red unlike the standard green livery.
- Gajraj - Named to some diesel locomotives of 141xx series.
- Gajodhar
- Garuda - Named to first Microprocessor controlled WDG-2a.
- Jagjivan Ram - Named WAM-1 which is named after India's ex-Railway Minister Babu Jagjivan Ram
- Jawahar - Named to a WAP-1 which is named after India's first prime minister Jawahar Lal Nehru.
- Krishnaveni - Named to a WAG-5.
- Navodit - Named to first natively produced 3-phase Electric Passenger locomotive WAP-5.
- Nav Jagran - Named to a WAP-5.
- Gaurav - Named to Frist WAP-5 Of Vadodara Shed.
- Nav Shakti - Named to a WAG-9.
- Nav yug - (New era in Hindi) Named to first natively produced 3-phase Electric Goods locomotive: WAG-9.
- Prabal - Named to WDM-3A's which belongs to Lucknow Shed.
- Panther -Named to WAP-4e which belongs to Vadodara Shed
- Prayas - Named to a WAG-7
- Pushpak - Named to a WDP-3A.
- Rajhans - Named to a WAP-4e which belongs to Vadodara Shed.
- Airavat - Named to a WAP-4e which belongs to Vadodara Shed.
- Mayur - Named to a WAP-4e which belongs to Vadodara Shed.
- Samrat - Named to a WAG-7.
- Shakthi - (Power in Hindi) Named to Some Micro-processor controlled WDG-3A locomotives.
- Shantidan - Named to first WAG-7 #27001 (March 29, 1992) (christened by Mother Teresa)
- Sukh Sagar Naveen - Named to a WAM-4.(Not in Service).
- Tiger Face - Refers to those WAG-7 locomotives which have red and white stripes on their front and painted red,white,blue,as opposed to being fully painted light blue.
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