About 12321/22 Howrah – Mumbai CST Mail (via Allahabad) – Kolkata Mail

12321/22 Howrah – Mumbai CST Mail (via Allahabad) – Kolkata Mail Time Table

Looking for updates related to very famous superfast categorized train Kolkata Mail. And its time table, fare and coach position seat map? Indeed, you will get your answers here for sure. Running on daily basis, it has been running in between Howrah junction and Mumbai CST junction. And supposed to be linking the two most important metropolitan cities of the country. It covers a total distance of 2176 kms and is operating with an average speed of 55 km/hour.

It takes about 38 hours of time in completing the journey and is operating with 12321 and 12322 train numbers. Do have a look at the time table of the train online at IRCTC platform and make your planning accordingly after having a look at the same. In accord to the time table. The train 12321 leaves Howrah junction at 22:00 hours and reaches Mumbai CST at 11:25 hours. Train 12322 leaves Mumbai CST at 21:30 hours and reaches Howrah junction at 11:45 hours. Having 23 coaches in total as of now

The Kolkata Mail, also known as the Howrah – Mumbai CST Mail (via Allahabad), runs daily via Allahabad. Indian Railways operates this train, which connects Howrah Junction in Kolkata, West Bengal to Mumbai Central in Mumbai, Maharashtra. This train falls under the superfast category because it maintains an average speed above 55 km/hr. This train is a potent connection between these two commercially strong cities of Kolkata and Maharashtra. Business travellers, students, tourists, and other passengers actively use this train to commute between these two cities and other stops along the route.

Overview –

Indian Railways started as a transportation system in the mid 19th century and since then has seen a lot of changes and modifications to suit the current times. As of today, it is proudly operating the busiest network of trains in the world and not to mention the largest. The service provider operates about 11,000 trains daily, carrying millions of passengers from one place to another. Similarly, Kolkata Mail is also one of the many trains that do its job of helping the commuters reach their journey in time and with comfort.

Service Information –

12321/22 Howrah – Mumbai CST Mail (via Allahabad) leaves from Mumbai CST at its scheduled time of 21.30 PM and arrives at Howrah Junction in Kolkata at 11.45 on the 3rd day. The train covers a distance of 2,176 kilometers in approximately 38 hours, maintaining an average speed of 56 km/h — earning it the classification of a superfast train. There are a total of 48 halts throughout its journey covering important stations like Asansol, Gaya, Mughalsarai, Allahabad, Katni, Itarsi, Bbhusaval, Manmad, and finally Mumbai Central.

Coach Information –

Kolkata Mail, just like any other train operated by Indian Railways, has coaches starting from AC 1st class being the highest and general u