Questions & Answers about टिकट पर पीएनआर नंबर और गाड़ी संख्या हैं।
Why does the sentence start with टिकट पर instead of putting the subject first?
Hindi word order is often Subject–Object/Other information–Verb, but it is more flexible than English.
Here, टिकट पर means on the ticket, and it sets the location first:
- टिकट पर = on the ticket
- पीएनआर नंबर और गाड़ी संख्या = PNR number and train number
- हैं = are
So the sentence is literally something like:
On the ticket, there are the PNR number and the train number.
This is a very natural way to say it in Hindi.
What does पर mean here?
पर is a postposition meaning on or upon.
So:
- टिकट पर = on the ticket
Hindi uses postpositions instead of prepositions. That means the little location word comes after the noun, not before it.
Compare:
- English: on the ticket
- Hindi: टिकट पर = ticket on
Why is it हैं and not है?
Because the subject is plural.
The sentence mentions two things:
- पीएनआर नंबर
- गाड़ी संख्या
They are joined by = , so together they form a plural subject.