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Holi Special Train 2015 by Indian Railway

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Indian railway scheduled 28 holi special trains for clear the holi festival rush. Here is the complete list of special trains;
  • 01047/01048 Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT)-Gorakhpur – Single trip on March 4 and return to LTT on March 8 (single trip) from Gorakhpur.
  • 01027/01028 Mumbai CST-Varanasi Holi Special – Single trip from Mumbai on March 4 and return from Varanasi on March 5.
  • Premium AC train Nizamuddin – Allahabad – A superfast express and, it would depart from Nizamuddin railway station on March 5 and return from Allahabad on March 6.
  • 04931/04932 Varanasi – Delhi- Varanasi  (Tri – Weekly) Holi Special:-  19 Trips in each direction to run from 16.2.2015 to 31.3.2015.
  • 04403/04404 ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL – UDHAMPUR EXPRESS Tri Weekly Holi Special:- 13 Trips in each direction to run from 2.3.2015 to 1.4.2015.
  • 04992/04991 Jammu Tawi – Pathankot – Jammu Tawi  DEMU SPECIAL TRAIN (05 days a week except saturdat, sunday):- 21 Trips in each direction from 2.3.2015 to 31.3.2015.
  • 04921/04922 Saharanpur-Ambala-Saharanpur MEMU Holi special train :- (Daily):- 31 Trips in each direction from 1.3.2015 to 31.3.2015.
  • 04924/04923    Ludhiana-Chandigarh-Ludhiana Holi special train:- 31 Trips in each direction daily  from 1.3.2015 to 31.3.2015.
  • 04416/04415 Anand Vihar T –Lucknow Holi special weekly Train:- 4 Trips in each direction from 6.3.2015 to 29.3.2015 & 04418/04417 New Delhi – Lucknow express Holi special train (weekly ) 4 Trips in each direction from 7.3.2015 to 28.3.2015.
  • 04912/04911 Chandigarh – Varanasi-Chandigarh  express Holi special train (weekly):- 5 Trips in each direction 26.2.2015 to 27.3.2015.
  • 04924/04923 Nangaldam – Lucknow – Nangaldam Superfast express Holi  special train (weekly):- 6 Trips in each direction from 23.2.2015 to 31.3.2015.
  • 04410/04409 Delhi – Darbhanga – Delhi Bi-weekly Superfast express Holi Special:- 5 Trips in each direction from 27.2.2015 to 14.3.2015.
  • 04412/04411 New Delhi-Barauni-New Delhi Bi-Weekly express Holi special:- 5 Trips in each direction from 28.2.2015 to 15.3.2015.

Northern Railway Official Press Release Regarding Holi Special Trains in English – http://goo.gl/qo9jYQ

Northern Railway Official Press Release Regarding Holi Special Trains in Hindi – http://goo.gl/x58qxW

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Simplifying Travelling with IRCTC Services

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As a subsidiary of Indian Railways, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation, aims to make travelling with Indian Railways an experience of delightful surprises. The concern has a bouquet of services that not only make travelling easy throughout India, but also open new possibilities in tourism, for the consumer and the travel and tourism sector alike.

Since 1999, IRCTC has been constantly improving upon the service and user interfaces. Currently, with almost all their services found online, IRCTC is among the very best concerns in the public sector in terms of user friendliness and being a service provider.

From ticket booking to e-catering, let’s get an idea about their services:

  • Welcome to Smart Travelling –

Perhaps the most prominent and useful service, that IRCTC provides, is the e-ticket service. With this online procedure, the pains of standing in lines for hours and meeting frustration are all things of the past. This simple yet profound service not only saves time, but also travellers now can consider travelling easily via trains.

  • Feast on the Move –

IRCTC’s latest endeavour to make the train travelling a happy experience is the e-catering service. With the PNR number, now passengers can book scheduled meals of their choice while travelling.

  • Travelling for Happiness –

It’s no more only about travelling for a reason with IRCTC. As we have evolved as an economy, more and more Indians are going for packaged tours. IRCTC caters to this growing interest in tourism with its packaged tours. The tours are categorised according to preference like wildlife tours, religious, tour to the North East, tours to beaches of India to name the most popular. And, you can also enjoy a custom tour with IRCTC, as well.

With these tours, you will have the peace of mind as IRCTC will book your accommodations and tickets. Also, professional guides will be there to show you around the places.

  • Going Places –

To entertain the travellers’ wishes to visit places in other countries, IRCTC conducts international tours, as well. Joining hands with Thomas Cook, the global tourism concern, IRCTC provides some of the most comfortable, well-planned and well-managed tours.

You can also book international flights with IRCTC.

With these services, considerably well managed, IRCTC is winning many smiles on a daily basis.

  • In The Name of the Gods –

India is a country of many gods. And the pilgrimage in India has always been an important aspect of life. IRCTC offers tours to some of the most popular pilgrimage spots in the country. Now, it has become hassle free and comfortable to pay a visit to the holy of the holies in Tirupati, Kanyakumari, Mahakaleswar and many other places. Also, as Indian Railways has special trains for special religious occasions, IRCTC’s packages during those festivals have become quite popular.

  • Help at your Doorstep –

When we travel to other cities or places, we often have to take care of the conveyance troubles ourselves. Sometimes, these become a serious bother and mar the joys of travelling. IRCTC offers concierge and taxi services to make our travel a little easier. This relatively new service has already gained a lot of appreciation among the travellers in India.

  • Experience Culture and Heritage –

India is truly a haven of cultural monuments and statues. Knowing about the visiting times, directions to reach those places and getting proper guidance are some of the most annoying troubles that travellers face. IRCTC helps travellers to visit these places without harassment and frustration. One just has to book the visit schedules and all the necessities will be taken care by the concern.

  • Travelling by Theme –

India has been the birthplace of many cultural and religious movements. And many travellers wish to travel through all the places that are significant in a certain culture. With the Tourist Trains and IRCTC’s scheduled services, now travellers can enjoy this kind of tourism. Buddhist Circuit and Bharat Darshan are two brilliant examples of this service. Truly, this is a unique and sincere approach to showcase India’s rich history.

Now, a passenger can track his/her train’s schedule with SMS and train tracking apps, as well. With all these innovative services, IRCTC is making sure that the Indian Railways remains our first preference while travelling, for pleasure or for business.

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Get Indian Railway Information on Mobile via SMS or Call

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Indian Railways has been a mixed blessing for us Indians. There was a time when the railways timetable booklet was referred to as the ‘joke book’ of Rail ministry. Waiting at the station for hours for the train to come was a regular incident.

And booking tickets was a matter of real drudgery. Long queues, unreliable information and frustrating behaviour were all part and parcel of train travelling.

Until recently, the situation remained almost unchanged. In the era of high-tech speed, we had to go to physical centres to book tickets. We had a website, but there was always a chance that it would not work properly.

Today, fortunately, things are changing. Now, e-ticketing is a reality. Along with this and other facilities, SMS booking has been launched, and for sure, this is going to change the experience of Indian Railways forever.

  • The Initial Stages –

Previously, the Indian Railways website could only book a meagre 2000 tickets per minute. When the site crashed under excessive passenger traffic, the Ministry of Railways took initiatives to re-launch the site. The new site can book 7200 tickets per minute. Last year along with the new site launch, the SMS ticket booking and information system was also launched. Now obtaining any news regarding the Indian Railways is a matter of sending an SMS.

  • The Process –

Before you press the send button, there are a few steps to cover. Let’s look at the process:

  1. The process works on the foundation of Immediate Payment Service or IMPS supported by banks. You need to have an account with a bank, which supports IMPS. Currently, almost all banks do that. You also need to have the Mobile Money Identifier or the MMID code of seven digits for the transaction.
  2. You have to create your own IRCTC account. When you need to enter the phone number, please enter the number, which you have registered in the bank through which the payment will be processed.
  3. As you are done with the IRCTC account and your bank’s MMID, a One Time Password or OTP will be sent to you from your bank.
  4. Now send the SMS to 139. It should read like BOOK (Train number) (Train code) Passenger name passenger gender, etc. you can book up to six seats through the SMS.
  5. IRCTC will send an SMS with fare and seat availability as well as the transaction ID.
  6. Send PAY IMPS IRCTC user ID to 139.
  7. As the confirmation message arrives, just show the message while you board the train or the checker comes. There is no need to print anything.

At the first go, the process may seem a bit complicated. But just think about standing the lines or the frustration in case of internet failure, soon you will get accustomed with this process. And considering a meagre fee of Rs. 3 per SMS and a lot of ease, booking tickets through SMS is really the dream of any Indian Railways traveller.

  • Other Services –

Other than booking tickets, the Indian Railways SMS service is a complete information hub. Passengers can get a number of important answers from the service. The most common are:

  1. SMS Railway to 57886: This is for Indian Railways overall information like schedule, timetable, PNR status, search seat availability, etc. The return SMS would have all the options from which the sender will again choose and send.
  2. SMS IRTRAIN (Train Name) or IRTRAIN (Train No.) to 57886: This will show the time table of the train.

Another number, which has the same facility, is 139. By sending the right SMS, you can avail the right information;

  1. SMS PNR (10 digit PNR number) to 139 for any PNR enquiry.
  2. SMS AD (Train number) (Station STD code) to 139 to know the arrival and departure times.
  3. To know the seat accommodation, please SMS SEAT (Train number) (date of journey) (Station from: STD Code) (Station to: STD Code) (Class) (Quota) to 139.

Likewise, you can enquirer about train name and time, as well.

These simple technological help is going to make a huge impact on our economy making travelling and reaching places simpler. Truly, the SMS facility is a new age facility for Indian Railways passengers.

Indian Railway News, IRCTC

UTS Mobile Ticketing Service by Indian Railways

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The Hon’ble Minister of Railways inaugurated the UTS Mobile Ticketing services ( Unreserved Suburban Tickets ) on December 27th, 2014. UTS or the unreserved ticketing services were a promise by the Indian Railways in making the suburban rail commuting more convenient and trouble-free for the common passenger. 21 million people around the big cities in this country travel on a daily basis into and out of the city. The majority of them use the suburban railway system. In Mumbai, it is called the lifeblood of the city. The system is now operational and now can be used in the Mumbai and Chennai suburban railway systems.

The Registration Process –

First and foremost, those passengers, who would like to use this facility, would have to have a Smartphone. Currently, the smartphones with the Android operating system and the Windows operating systems offer the service. The other two main operating systems the ios and the Blackberry do not support the system. The logic behind that is that people, who use such a system, are generally not the ones who travel by suburban railways.

First, one will have to download the UTS mobile application from the application marketplace of the above two operating systems. The application has been built in-house by the CRIS, which stands for Centre for Railway Information Systems.

The registration can be done in two ways. The passenger can either do it from the mobile application itself or by using the website utsonmobile.indianrail.gov.in. In the registration process, the person will have to provide his or her mobile number, name, the city, the default booking train type, the class, the ticket type, the frequently travelled routes and the number of passengers.

The Railway Wallet –

The next thing that the passenger need to do is have a Railway wallet or as they are calling them R Wallet.

The railway wallet is the only method by which ticket can be purchased from the UTS mobile application. First and foremost, a passenger has to register himself or herself in the R wallet ecosystem. Then, they will have to link it to a mobile number. Initially, the railway wallet will show zero balance as one has not added any money to it.

The recharging process of the railway wallet is a very simple proposition. There are two ways of doing it. Either the passenger can approach the numerous UTS counters available in the suburban railway stations to recharge or he can visit the utsonmobile.indianrail.gov.in portal to recharge using a credit card, debit card or online banking system.

When a person is making a ticket booking, the application will check if there is enough balance in the r wallet to make the purchase. If there is, then it will make the booking, otherwise, it will prompt to recharge the R wallet. If one cancels the ticket, the amount deducted for the purchase of the ticket will be refunded to the R wallet.

The Train Travel –

After buying the tickets, one will need to carry the mobile phone with him while making the journey. Then when in the source station, the place from where one will start their journey, a passenger will have to locate an ATVM machine. These machines have been set up at all the stations to get printouts of the tickets booked via the mobile application. With this printout in your hand, you are ready to start your journey. Unfortunately, after taking a printout, you cannot cancel your journey.

The Advantages –

There are a number of advantages in using this system. Firstly, it is a much quicker process to book tickets, especially for the routes that you travel frequently. Next is that, one can book tickets for any suburban rail station! The third is that one can cancel a ticket if there is a change of plan. The fourth option is that the application maintains a log of the booked tickets so that you can rebook them quickly if you wish to, and finally, the application tracks your r wallet and tells you if you need to recharge it.

Indian Railways is a large network that caters to the tens of millions of customers every day. With innovations like UTS mobile ticketing service, the bond between the brand Railways and the passengers become a little better.

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Indian Railways Structure: Zones & Division

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The history of the railways with innumerable twists and turns, stories of influence and opinions, debates over the advantages and disadvantages is a tale of how a nation as big as India comes together.

The Beginning –

The saga of Indian Railways began in the 1900s as an attempt to bind the nation into one connected piece of land. In 1853, the Bombay-Thane railway was the very first railway on the Indian soil.

Since then, there was no looking back. By the 1930s, India was well-connected with rail stations and routes. After the independence, the Indian Railways has undergone some structural changes. Also, we have gotten smaller zones and subdivisions for better service and management. That’s why with a mind blowing 68 divisions, Indian Railways is one of the widest networks in the world.

Indian Railway Zones & Sub Zones/Divisions-

Indian Railways has 17 zones and each zone has many divisions. The divisions have their own headquarters, operational workshops and management. It is one well-oiled organization and looking at the vastness of the entire operations, you can’t help feeling overwhelmed.

1. Central (CR) –

This zone was created after independence in 1951. The head quarter is located in Mumbai. The zone consists of Mumbai, Pune, Bhusawal, Nagpur and Solapur.

2. Eastern(ER) –

Right after the Central Zone, the government took up the job of re-designing the country’s eastern and northern railways divisions for better management. The Eastern Zone was created, as a result, in 1952. Head quartered at Kolkata, the zone includes Howrah, Asansol, Malda and Sealdah stations.

3. Northern (NR) –

This zone was also created in 1952. Having Delhi as its head quarter, the zone includes Ambala, Firozpur, Moradabad, Lucknow and Udhampur.

4. North Eastern (NER) –

Created in 1952, the zone includes Izzatnagar and Benaras. The head quarter is at Gorakhpur.

5. South Eastern (SER) –

This zone was created in 1955 in order to handle the densely populated areas of the eastern part of the country. Head quartered at Kolkata, the zone covers Ranchi, Chakradharpur, Kharagpur and Adra.

6. Northeast Frontier(NFR) –

Created in 1958, this zone plays a crucial role in maintaining communication throughout the north east region. The head quarter is at Guwahati and the zone covers major junctions in the area like Tinsukia, Lumding, Silchar, Alipurduar, Kathiar and Rangia.

7. Eat Central (ECR) –

Created recently in 2002, this zone has lessened the loads of Northern and Eastern Zones to a great extent. Head quartered at Hajipur, the zone covers Danapur, Mughalsarai, Samastipur, Dhanbad and Sonpur.

8. East Coast (ECoR) –

In 2003, this zone was created to connect and improve management of railways in the coastal areas of the east. The head quarter is at Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha and the zone covers Visaskapattanam, Sambalpur and Khurda Road.

9. North Central (NCR) –

The population explosion in the northern parts of the country has led to the division of the great state of Uttar Pradesh into smaller states. And as a continuation to that administrative endeavour this zone covering Jhansi, Allahabad and Agra was created in 2003. The head quarter is at Allahabad.

10. North Western (NWR) –

In 2002, this zone was created with the head quarter in Jaipur. The zone covers the major cities in Rajasthan like Ajmer, Bikaner and Jodhpur. Creation of this zone has helped tourism to flourish in Rajasthan with proper focus of hospitality and service quality.

11. West Central (WCR) –

Created in 2003, the zone covers Bhopal and Kota along with the head quarter at Jabalpur.

12. Southern (SR) –

This zone was created in 1951 as an original railway zone after the independence. Head quartered at Chennai, the zone today covers Tiruchirappalli, Salem, Madurai, Thiruvananthapuram and Palakkad.

13. South Central (SCR) –

Created in 1966, head quartered in Secunderabad, the zone covers Nanded, Guntur, Parbhani, Hyderabad, Guntakal and Vijayawada.

14. South East Central (SECR) –

Created in 2003, the zone covers Raipur and Nagpur along with the head quarter at Bilaspur.

15. South Western (SWR) –

Created in 2003, head quartered at Hubli, the zone covers Bangalore and Mysore.

16. Western (WR) –

Created in 1951, head quartered at Mumbai, this zone covers Mumbai Central, Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Ratlam, Vadodara, Bhavnagar and Gandhidham.

With these many zones, the Indian Railways is truly an amazing network that keeps our country alive and thriving.

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IRCTC Helps Make Train Journey Easier and Hassle-Free

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IRCTC is an integral part of Indian Railways. It provides a complete service to international tourists and domestic travelers in India. It handles catering, hospitality, tourism and online train tickets services. Read on to get complete information about this division of Indian Railways.

Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC) is a subsidiary division of Indian Railways. Set up by the Ministry of Railways, it handles entire catering and tourist activity and online ticketing options of the Indian railways. The company provides its services with the help of public-private participation. The aim of IRCT is to enhance customer services by facilitating railway catering, hospitality, travel and tourism services in a professionalized and innovative ways.

Objectives of the Company:
IRCTC looks forward to emerging as a customer-friendly organization through constant innovation, human resource development and advanced technology. It increases manpower productivities and optimizes resources with its quality product vending and innovative marketing strategies. The company strives to imbibe ethical and strong work culture by maintaining teamwork, building and repositioning Indian Railways in the comprehensive service sector.

Services – IRCTC provides a wide range of services;

1. Tourism –
We cannot deny the fact that there has been excellent growth of Railway Tourism in India. Since inception, IRCTC has made vibrant marketing strategy with state tourism and top tour operators in order to provide exclusive tour packages across the country. For improved tourism purposes in India, this company makes arrangement for train coaches, full train charters and reserved berth programs as well.

The company also provides budget and deluxe package tours for domestic and international tourists. It provides budget tourists with special package, which is called “Bharat Darshan”. This package covers all important tourist places in the country.

In addition, this railway division also provides luxury tour packages that include special luxury trains such as Royal Orient Express, Palace on Wheels, Deccan Odyssey and many others. Apart from all these, one can also book adventure tourism packages at IRCTC. The adventure tourism packages comprise of wildlife and adventure treks and water sports.

2. Online Indian Railway Ticketing –

Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation provides internet-based rail ticket. Any person can book tickets for anywhere in India through its website or from the mobile app powered by IRCTC. The company also deals in offering I-tickets. This type of ticket is just like normal ticket. The only difference is that you can book it online and the tickets will be delivered to you by post.

With a view to make e-ticketing book facility easier, IRCTC has launched a scheme, which is called Rolling Deposit Scheme (RDS). This scheme enables passengers to reserve seats against advance money kept with the corporation.

3. Indian Railway Tatkal Ticket Scheme –

IRCTC provides Tatkal scheme to passengers. Under this scheme, one can plan his or her journey at short notice. The scheme allows passengers to book their tickets in every Express/ Mail trains through the Indian railways website. The booking for tatkal ticket begins at 10:00 am daily. However, one can book the tickets under this scheme one day before departure of the train from source station.

Those who travel on Tatkal tickets are required to carry a photo ID proof.  Carrying a photo ID proof is mandatory for the passengers who are traveling on Tatkal scheme.

Conclusion –

The bottom line is that IRCTC is playing a major role in making train journey hassle-free and cost-effective. Customer can dial its call center number 139 from anywhere in the country and get all information about any trains from Indian Railways.

Indian Railway News, IRCTC

Break Journey Rules of IRCTC – Know Them Before Booking Your Train Tickets

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Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd. (IRCTC) is a Public Sector Enterprise. It functions under the Ministry of Railways.  The objective of IRCTC is to modify, amend, upgrade and manage the hospitality and catering services at railway stations, in every train and other locations. The company promotes domestic and international tourism by launching special tour packages, providing budget hotels to tourists, and giving them proper information about Indian railways.

You can use IRCTC portal to book train tickets online, know train running status, check your PNR status, and get the Indian railway timetable information and much more.

Apart from all these services, IRCTC provides you with facilities of traveling for a long distance by breaking your journey. Yes, IRCTC offers ‘break journey’ facility to train passenger.

Read this article and know ‘break journey rules’ of the IRCTC –

If you have a single ticket for a journey, and this journey will cover a distance of more than 500 kilometers, you will be allowed to break your journey once for two days at any station en-route. You can avail this facility only after traveling 500 kilometers from the starting station.

If you are going to travel for a distance of more than 1000 kilometers, you can enjoy parting your trip twice. Only you have to remember the departure and arrival date. Exclude these days while calculating the number of eligible days for first break of your journey. Ticket should be endorsed by the station manager/ticket collector at the station where this journey is intended.

IRCTC does not allow this facility to passengers who have booked their tickets in Shatbadi/ Rajdhani/Jan shatbadi express trains. However, for booking tickets in other express trains, you will need to inform the ticket booking office about your intention of traveling in intervals at the time of booking your ticket as you cannot avail this facility after getting the reservation.

Important Notice –
Blow is key information about the rules of break journey. Know them if you want to enjoy this facility:

• You cannot enjoy the break journey facility if you want to book a single ticket for 800 kilometers and want to have a pause in your trip for two days at 423 kilometers.

• You can be permitted once for maximum 2 days stoppage at 501 kilometers only if you have a ticket for 600 kilometers.

• If you have a single journey ticket for 1050 kilometers and you want to break your travel at 400 kilometers and 801 kilometers, you will be given only one break at 801 kilometers for maximum of 2 days.

• If you have a single ticket for the journey of 2000 kilometers and you want a break  at 800 kilometers, 905 kilometers and 1505 kilometers, then you can have only two break journey depending on your per choice at the rate of two days maximum at each point of break journey.

Recommendation –

This is advisable to please visit the official website of IRCTC to get complete information about the ‘break journey rules’ as Indian railways makes certain changes in its policies.

Indian Railway News, IRCTC

What Is IRCTC?

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The Ministry of Railways has set up the IRCTC (Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation) for transferring all responsibility for tourism and catering to this new corporation. This has been done to ensure professionalism and upgradation of service through private-public collaborations.

Tourism via railways will be the source of high growth in this sector by coordinating with other agencies such as tour operators, hotels, travel agents etc. On the plate is a dynamic strategy of marketing in collaboration with private and public agencies such as hoteliers, tour operators, transporting agencies, travel agents and state agencies.

Indian Railways has humungous potential for ICRTC as it carries along 13 million passengers daily. The mission of IRCTC is to enhance services of customers in railway hospitality, catering, travel and tourism with best practices of the industry.

Objectives of IRCTC are:

  • To be totally friendly to customers and driven by innovation, technology changes and development of human resources.
  • Using innovative practices of marketing and vending of quality products to increase productivity of man power and optimize resources.
  • Upgradation and consolidation of services of catering in the organized sectors.
  • To maximize returns on investment by enhancing areas of core competencies and enhance opportunities of business via efficient partnership between public and private agencies.
  • Adopt ethical and strong work culture by team work, as well as reposition the Railways in the emerging economy.
  • Develop superior standards of work ethics, cost control and quality management.
  • Concern for heritage and environment.

Services by IRCTC –

  • Tourism:

Ever since the set up of the IRCTC, tourism in India has witnessed a boom. They have developed   dynamic strategy of marketing by collaborating with tour operators and state agencies. They provide exclusive tour packages all around the country. IRCTC provides arrangements for charter of full train coaches and cabins and programs for reserved births through trains for promoting tourism. Already, 50,000 passengers have benefited from the program.

  • Internet Reservations:

There has been a tremendous demand for ticket availability at the door step. IRCTC has already started these services in Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Delhi and Chennai. They are aiming to extend these services to Ahmadabad, Hyderabad and Pune in the near future. After this, the service will be expanded to other cities. The relevant website for internet booking is www.irctc.co.in.

  • Food Plazas:

The IRCTC has planned to set up hundreds of food plazas across the various stations in the country. These are multi cuisine kiosks catering to the vast numbers of passengers. The food plazas will have air conditioned ambience, contemporary décor, and 24x 7 operations for the convenience of passengers. They charge competitive, market driven pricing.

  • Call Centers:

The IRCTC has opened a call center. Any customer can dial from anywhere in the country to get information on Indian railways.

  • Other Services:

The IRCTC time table is a comprehensive Indian Railways time table, which provides all information about running trains. Using the website, one can access IRCTC login train timings, which provide information on IRCTC train schedule.

These are some of the services offered by the IRCTC.

Indian Rail Info, Indian Railway News, Trains Between Cities

Diwali Special Trains in Indian Railways

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The Indian Railways has announced the running of special trains for the festival period in September, October and November season for Dusherra/ puja and Diwali. In the Southwestern route, trains plying form Bangalore to Trivandrum, Rajasthan and Calcutta have been introduced. Central railway has introduced trains from Mumbai to Pune, Nagpur and other Maharashtra locations. Southern railways have introduced new trains to run through Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Eastern and Western zones of Indian railways have also announced new trains. Reservation for special trains is possible only for 10 to 15 days for departure. It can be booked online through IRCTC (Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation). No tatkals, concessions or waiting lists are available on these trains.

South Western Railways Special Festival Trains

Date To From Dep To Arr Duration Dep Days Classes Return
Nov-14 RXL 08:00 ASN 22:00 14h 0m S SL 3A 3043
Nov-16 MLDT 09:05 HW 14:15 29h 10m M SL 3A 2A 3428
Nov-17 HW 16:25 MLDT 23:30 31h 5m T SL 3A 2A 3427
Aug-30 TVC 19:00 KJM 08:30 13h 30m S SL 3A 2A 6029
Nov-24 VSKP 23:00 SC 11:45 12h 45m T SL 3A 2A 8502
Nov-25 SC 16:30 VSKP 06:30 14h 0m W SL 3A 2A 8501
Nov-23 VSKP 22:55 TPTY 13:25 14h 30m M 2S SL 3A 2A 8574
Nov-24 TPTY 15:30 VSKP 06:50 15h 20m T 2S SL 3A 2A 8573
Aug-27 MAS 15:15 TVC 07:45 16h 30m T 2S SL 3A 2A 6075
Aug-30 VSKP 22:55 BZA 05:10 6h 15m S 2S SL 3A 2A 7271
Aug-28 VSKP 16:45 DMM 12:40 19h 55m F 2S SL 3A 2A 7274
Aug-23 TVC 19:00 KJM 08:30 13h 30m S 2S SL 3A 2A 6080
Aug-26 TVC 19:00 MAS 11:30 16h 30m W SL 3A 2A 6076
Aug-28 HBJ 23:30 REWA 09:30 10h 0m T F SL 3A 2A 2186
Aug-28 REWA 10:30 HBJ 20:30 10h 0m F SL 3A 2A 2185
Aug-31 REWA 23:45 HBJ 09:30 9h 45m S M SL 3A 2A 2188
Aug-31 HBJ 10:30 REWA 20:30 10h 0m M SL 3A 2A 2187
Aug-28 VLNK 20:15 VSG 21:10 24h 55m F SL 3A 2715
Aug-31 VLNK 20:15 VSG 21:10 24h 55m M SL 3A 2717
Sep-03 VLNK 20:15 VSG 21:10 24h 55m T SL 3A 2720
Aug-28 KCVL 23:00 NZM 03:00 52h 0m F 3A 2A 1A 4422
Nov-20 HMH 18:40 SGNR 20:15 1h 35m S M T W T F S
Nov-20 SGNR 15:45 HMH 17:25 1h 40m S M T W T F S
Aug-27 BZA 23:00 VSKP 06:50 7h 50m T SL 3A 2A 7272
Aug-29 DMM 14:30 VSKP 10:25 19h 55m S SL 3A 2A 7273
Aug-27 KCVL 20:15 KJM 11:15 15h 0m T SL 3A 2613
Nov-13 HWH 15:00 RXL 06:15 15h 15m F SL 3A 2A 3044
Nov-08 HWH 22:50 NTV 22:30 23h 40m S 3068
Nov-09 NTV 23:45 HWH 20:15 20h 30m M 3067
Nov-15 ASN 07:15 PNBE 14:00 6h 45m S 2S 3512
Nov-15 SDAH 12:35 PURI 22:00 9h 25m S SL 3A 2A 1A 3102
Sep-11 BKN 20:40 NK 02:40 30h 0m T F SL 3A 4732
Sep-13 NK 22:30 BKN 05:50 31h 20m S S SL 3A 4731
Oct-01 JUC 05:10 SVDK 12:55 7h 45m S M W T S 4996
Sep-24 JP 08:30 NK 10:20 25h 50m T SL 3A 9702
Sep-25 NK 22:30 JP 00:45 26h 15m F SL 3A 9701
Sep-30 SVDK 13:20 JUC 18:50 5h 30m S T W F S 4995
Sep-27 DVL 06:10 WR 17:00 10h 50m S M T S
Sep-26 WR 18:40 DVL 05:15 10h 35m S M F S
Sep-27 NK 07:20 AWB 11:10 3h 50m S M T S 1254
Sep-27 AWB 11:50 NK 16:30 4h 40m S M T S 1253
Sep-27 NK 17:40 AWB 22:30 4h 50m S M T F S 1256
Sep-28 AWB 00:50 NK 05:55 5h 5m S M T W S 1255
Sep-27 NK 13:55 DD 21:30 7h 35m S M T F S 1258
Sep-27 DD 05:00 NK 12:35 7h 35m S M T F S 1257
Sep-27 NK 16:10 ET 04:20 12h 10m S M T F S 1262
Sep-28 ET 05:20 NK 15:00 9h 40m S M T W S 1261
Sep-26 NK 11:35 ET 21:45 10h 10m S M F S 1266
Sep-26 ET 23:00 NK 10:15 11h 15m S M F S 1265
Sep-25 AMI 00:35 NK 10:15 9h 40m S F S 1269
Sep-27 NK 11:35 AMI 19:50 8h 15m S M T 1268
Aug-30 LKO 21:30 NDLS 06:25 8h 55m S SL 3A 2A 4424
Aug-28 NDLS 21:05 LKO 05:30 8h 25m F SL 3A 2A 4423
Sep-01 BSP 18:05 BGKT 05:10 35h 5m T SL 3A 2A 8244
Sep-05 BGKT 00:05 BSP 12:45 36h 40m S SL 3A 2A 8243
Sep-03 BSP 18:05 BKN 05:50 35h 45m T SL 3A 2A 8246
Sep-05 BKN 23:30 BSP 12:45 37h 15m S SL 3A 2A 8245
Aug-26 KJM 19:00 KCVL 11:15 16h 15m W SL 3A 2614
Sep-03 VSG 10:30 VLNK 12:30 26h 0m W T SL 3A 2716
Aug-30 VSG 13:30 VLNK 13:00 23h 30m S SL 3A 2718
Aug-31 ANVT 07:50 GKP 23:20 15h 30m M W F SL 3A 2A 5039
Aug-30 GKP 15:00 ANVT 05:30 14h 30m S T T SL 3A 2A 5040
Aug-31 MUR 11:45 GD 12:45 1h 0m S M T W T F S 5078
Aug-31 GD 13:45 MUR 14:25 0h 40m S M T W T F S 5077
Sep-01 AY 00:55 GD 03:25 2h 30m S M T W T F S 5080
Aug-31 GD 22:30 AY 00:30 2h 0m S M T W T F S 5079
Sep-08 LKO 07:00 NDLS 15:45 8h 45m S T T CC 1A 4420
Sep-07 NDLS 14:25 LKO 23:00 8h 35m M W S CC 1A 4419
Aug-22 NZM 05:55 KCVL 11:00 53h 5m S 3A 2A 1A 4421
Oct-01 KOTA 19:10 JLWC 21:30 2h 20m S M T W T F S 5613
Aug-28 NCJ 21:30 VLNK 12:30 15h 0m F 2S SL 3A 6074
Aug-29 VLNK 20:00 NCJ 08:05 12h 5m S SL 3A 6073
Sep-24 NED 22:00 NK 10:50 12h 50m T T F S 7927
Sep-25 NK 22:55 NED 10:05 11h 10m S W F S 7926
Aug-29 KCVL 16:00 NED 05:15 37h 15m S SL 3A 2A 7505
Aug-28 KCVL 22:00 SC 04:45 30h 45m F SL 3A 2A 7115
Aug-21 MAS 22:30 ERS 11:15 12h 45m F SL 3A 2A 606
Sep-28 LTT 00:55 MAO 14:40 13h 45m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1006
Sep-28 MAO 15:25 LTT 03:55 12h 30m S M T W F S SL 3A 2A 1005
Sep-28 LTT 05:30 KRMI 17:00 11h 30m S M T W T F S 2S 1026
Sep-29 KRMI 05:50 LTT 17:45 11h 55m S M T W T F S 2S 1025
Sep-30 PNVL 11:10 CHI 16:00 4h 50m S M T W T F S 1108
Sep-30 CHI 17:30 PNVL 22:30 5h 0m S M T W T F S 1107
Aug-19 NK 18:55 BBS 23:15 28h 20m W 2S SL 3A 2A 2879
Aug-28 MS 21:05 TEN 09:45 12h 40m F 2S SL 3A 2A 6064
Aug-28 MS 23:45 VLNK 09:40 9h 55m F 2S SL 3A 2A 6070
Aug-30 VLNK 00:15 MS 10:45 10h 30m S 2S SL 3A 2A 6069
Aug-26 SC 16:25 KCVL 23:00 30h 35m W SL 3A 2A 7116
Aug-26 NED 07:20 KCVL 17:45 34h 25m W SL 3A 2A 7504
Aug-28 MAS 22:30 ERS 10:50 12h 20m F SL 3A 2A 6066
Aug-28 BSB 20:40 CDG 14:30 17h 50m F 2S SL 3A 2A 1A 4928
Aug-30 VLNK 09:00 LTT 18:15 33h 15m S F SL 3A 2A 1031
Aug-28 LTT 13:15 VLNK 22:00 32h 45m W F 2S SL 3A 2A 1032
Sep-09 PUNE 10:45 JBP 06:15 19h 30m T SL 3A 2A 1656
Sep-07 JBP 09:00 PUNE 04:05 19h 5m M SL 3A 2A 1655
Sep-12 CSTM 11:05 JBP 05:10 18h 5m S SL 3A 2A 1712
Sep-09 JBP 22:15 LTT 14:50 16h 35m W SL 3A 2A 1711
Sep-10 LTT 16:40 HBJ 07:20 14h 40m T SL 3A 2A 1714
Sep-11 HBJ 15:20 CSTM 06:15 14h 55m F SL 3A 2A 1713
Sep-04 BKN 19:45 HW 10:25 14h 40m F SL 3A 2A 4736
Sep-27 NK 11:35 AMI 19:50 8h 15m S M T 1268
Aug-30 LKO 21:30 NDLS 06:25 8h 55m S SL 3A 2A 4424
Aug-28 NDLS 21:05 LKO 05:30 8h 25m F SL 3A 2A 4423
Sep-01 BSP 18:05 BGKT 05:10 35h 5m T SL 3A 2A 8244
Sep-05 BGKT 00:05 BSP 12:45 36h 40m S SL 3A 2A 8243
Sep-03 BSP 18:05 BKN 05:50 35h 45m T SL 3A 2A 8246
Sep-05 BKN 23:30 BSP 12:45 37h 15m S SL 3A 2A 8245
Aug-26 KJM 19:00 KCVL 11:15 16h 15m W SL 3A 2614
Sep-03 VSG 10:30 VLNK 12:30 26h 0m W T SL 3A 2716
Aug-30 VSG 13:30 VLNK 13:00 23h 30m S SL 3A 2718
Aug-31 ANVT 07:50 GKP 23:20 15h 30m M W F SL 3A 2A 5039
Aug-30 GKP 15:00 ANVT 05:30 14h 30m S T T SL 3A 2A 5040
Aug-31 MUR 11:45 GD 12:45 1h 0m S M T W T F S 5078
Aug-31 GD 13:45 MUR 14:25 0h 40m S M T W T F S 5077
Sep-01 AY 00:55 GD 03:25 2h 30m S M T W T F S 5080
Aug-31 GD 22:30 AY 00:30 2h 0m S M T W T F S 5079
Sep-08 LKO 07:00 NDLS 15:45 8h 45m S T T CC 1A 4420
Sep-07 NDLS 14:25 LKO 23:00 8h 35m M W S CC 1A 4419
Aug-22 NZM 05:55 KCVL 11:00 53h 5m S 3A 2A 1A 4421
Oct-01 KOTA 19:10 JLWC 21:30 2h 20m S M T W T F S 5613
Aug-28 NCJ 21:30 VLNK 12:30 15h 0m F 2S SL 3A 6074
Aug-29 VLNK 20:00 NCJ 08:05 12h 5m S SL 3A 6073
Sep-24 NED 22:00 NK 10:50 12h 50m T T F S 7927
Sep-25 NK 22:55 NED 10:05 11h 10m S W F S 7926
Aug-29 KCVL 16:00 NED 05:15 37h 15m S SL 3A 2A 7505
Aug-28 KCVL 22:00 SC 04:45 30h 45m F SL 3A 2A 7115
Aug-21 MAS 22:30 ERS 11:15 12h 45m F SL 3A 2A 606
Sep-28 LTT 00:55 MAO 14:40 13h 45m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1006
Sep-28 MAO 15:25 LTT 03:55 12h 30m S M T W F S SL 3A 2A 1005
Sep-28 LTT 05:30 KRMI 17:00 11h 30m S M T W T F S 2S 1026
Sep-29 KRMI 05:50 LTT 17:45 11h 55m S M T W T F S 2S 1025
Sep-30 PNVL 11:10 CHI 16:00 4h 50m S M T W T F S 1108
Sep-30 CHI 17:30 PNVL 22:30 5h 0m S M T W T F S 1107
Aug-19 NK 18:55 BBS 23:15 28h 20m W 2S SL 3A 2A 2879
Aug-28 MS 21:05 TEN 09:45 12h 40m F 2S SL 3A 2A 6064
Aug-28 MS 23:45 VLNK 09:40 9h 55m F 2S SL 3A 2A 6070
Aug-30 VLNK 00:15 MS 10:45 10h 30m S 2S SL 3A 2A 6069
Aug-26 SC 16:25 KCVL 23:00 30h 35m W SL 3A 2A 7116
Aug-26 NED 07:20 KCVL 17:45 34h 25m W SL 3A 2A 7504
Aug-28 MAS 22:30 ERS 10:50 12h 20m F SL 3A 2A 6066
Aug-28 BSB 20:40 CDG 14:30 17h 50m F 2S SL 3A 2A 1A 4928
Aug-30 VLNK 09:00 LTT 18:15 33h 15m S F SL 3A 2A 1031
Aug-28 LTT 13:15 VLNK 22:00 32h 45m W F 2S SL 3A 2A 1032
Sep-09 PUNE 10:45 JBP 06:15 19h 30m T SL 3A 2A 1656
Sep-07 JBP 09:00 PUNE 04:05 19h 5m M SL 3A 2A 1655
Sep-12 CSTM 11:05 JBP 05:10 18h 5m S SL 3A 2A 1712
Sep-09 JBP 22:15 LTT 14:50 16h 35m W SL 3A 2A 1711
Sep-10 LTT 16:40 HBJ 07:20 14h 40m T SL 3A 2A 1714
Sep-11 HBJ 15:20 CSTM 06:15 14h 55m F SL 3A 2A 1713
Sep-04 BKN 19:45 HW 10:25 14h 40m F SL 3A 2A 4736
Sep-05 HW 19:50 BKN 09:40 13h 50m S SL 3A 2A 4735
Sep-10 KOTA 21:10 NZM 04:25 7h 15m S M T W T F S SL 3A 2A 9808
Sep-11 NZM 05:15 KOTA 13:15 8h 0m S M T W T F S SL 3A 2A 9807
Aug-30 SHC 08:00 BGP 15:20 7h 20m S T W F S 5583
Aug-30 ASN 14:30 JSME 16:40 2h 10m S M T W T F S 3558
Aug-30 JSME 16:55 ASN 19:10 2h 15m S M T W T F S 3557
Aug-30 JSME 13:30 DUMK 15:15 1h 45m S 3572
Aug-30 DUMK 15:25 JSME 17:10 1h 45m S 3571
Aug-29 VLNK 23:45 BDTS 14:20 38h 35m S SL 3A 2A 9001
Aug-31 JSME 11:10 TATA 17:30 6h 20m S M T T F 8183
Sep-23 BDTS 10:10 MAO 03:30 17h 20m M W CC 3A 2A 9008
Aug-27 BDTS 22:50 VLNK 13:30 38h 40m T 2S SL 3A 2A 9002
Sep-26 BDTS 00:15 MAO 16:30 16h 15m T T S 2S SL 3A 2A 9010
Aug-30 TATA 23:45 JSME 07:20 7h 35m S T W T S 8184
Sep-27 ADI 16:00 MAO 16:30 24h 30m S T S 2S SL 3A 2A 9415
Sep-28 MAO 21:00 ADI 20:30 23h 30m S M F 2S SL 3A 2A 9416
Sep-24 MAO 05:30 BDTS 23:25 17h 55m T T CC 3A 2A 9007
Sep-26 MAO 21:00 BDTS 13:20 16h 20m T T S 2S CC 3A 2A 9009
Oct-01 PUNE 10:30 KYQ 15:25 52h 55m T 2S SL 3A 2A 2512
Aug-30 BDME 21:30 JSME 21:50 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3569
Aug-22 LTT 14:20 LKO 13:35 23h 15m S 3A 2A 1A 2112
Aug-23 LKO 16:20 LTT 17:30 25h 10m S 3A 2A 1A 2111
Aug-25 ERS 08:50 HWH 23:00 38h 10m T SL 3A 2A 2853
Aug-30 BDME 14:05 JSME 14:25 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3563
Aug-30 JSME 13:35 BDME 13:55 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3564
Aug-30 BDME 16:10 JSME 16:30 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3565
Aug-30 JSME 15:40 BDME 16:00 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3566
Aug-30 BDME 19:25 JSME 19:45 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3567
Aug-30 JSME 18:55 BDME 19:15 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3568
Aug-30 JSME 21:00 BDME 21:20 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3570
Aug-30 BGP 17:30 SHC 01:45 8h 15m S T W F S 5584
Oct-29 YPR 18:00 PVR 11:35 17h 35m M T SL 3A 2A 1A 6542
Oct-30 PVR 13:35 YPR 06:20 16h 45m T F SL 3A 2A 1A 6541
Aug-19 MS 22:45 TEN 12:30 13h 45m W SL 3A 2A 6028
Sep-01 JSME 09:15 PNBE 14:50 5h 35m S M T W T F S 3292
Aug-31 PNBE 23:45 JSME 05:00 5h 15m S M T W T F S 3291
Aug-31 JSME 07:30 GAYA 17:50 10h 20m S M W T S 3652
Aug-30 GAYA 20:55 JSME 05:30 8h 35m S T W F S 3651
Aug-31 JSME 05:25 JYG 15:30 10h 5m S M W T S 5586
Aug-30 JYG 18:00 JSME 03:25 9h 25m S T W F S 5585
Aug-31 JSME 16:30 RXL 03:15 10h 45m S M W T S 5588
Aug-31 RXL 05:15 JSME 15:45 10h 30m S M W T S 5587
Dec-31 HMH 06:50 SGNR 08:25 1h 35m S M T W T F S 4766
Dec-31 SGNR 04:45 HMH 05:55 1h 10m S M T W T F S 4765
Dec-31 HMH 14:00 SGNR 15:35 1h 35m S M T W T F S 4768
Dec-31 SGNR 11:55 HMH 13:25 1h 30m S M T W T F S 4767
Dec-30 JU 16:45 JSM 22:20 5h 35m W SL 3A 2A 4802
Dec-30 JSM 00:45 JU 07:00 6h 15m W SL 3A 2A 4801
Dec-31 AWR 12:55 KRH 13:20 0h 25m S M T W T F S 4806
Dec-31 KRH 13:45 AWR 14:15 0h 30m S M T W T F S 4805
Sep-05 HW 19:50 BKN 09:40 13h 50m S SL 3A 2A 4735
Sep-10 KOTA 21:10 NZM 04:25 7h 15m S M T W T F S SL 3A 2A 9808
Sep-11 NZM 05:15 KOTA 13:15 8h 0m S M T W T F S SL 3A 2A 9807
Aug-30 SHC 08:00 BGP 15:20 7h 20m S T W F S 5583
Aug-30 ASN 14:30 JSME 16:40 2h 10m S M T W T F S 3558
Aug-30 JSME 16:55 ASN 19:10 2h 15m S M T W T F S 3557
Aug-30 JSME 13:30 DUMK 15:15 1h 45m S 3572
Aug-30 DUMK 15:25 JSME 17:10 1h 45m S 3571
Aug-29 VLNK 23:45 BDTS 14:20 38h 35m S SL 3A 2A 9001
Aug-31 JSME 11:10 TATA 17:30 6h 20m S M T T F 8183
Sep-23 BDTS 10:10 MAO 03:30 17h 20m M W CC 3A 2A 9008
Aug-27 BDTS 22:50 VLNK 13:30 38h 40m T 2S SL 3A 2A 9002
Sep-26 BDTS 00:15 MAO 16:30 16h 15m T T S 2S SL 3A 2A 9010
Aug-30 TATA 23:45 JSME 07:20 7h 35m S T W T S 8184
Sep-27 ADI 16:00 MAO 16:30 24h 30m S T S 2S SL 3A 2A 9415
Sep-28 MAO 21:00 ADI 20:30 23h 30m S M F 2S SL 3A 2A 9416
Sep-24 MAO 05:30 BDTS 23:25 17h 55m T T CC 3A 2A 9007
Sep-26 MAO 21:00 BDTS 13:20 16h 20m T T S 2S CC 3A 2A 9009
Oct-01 PUNE 10:30 KYQ 15:25 52h 55m T 2S SL 3A 2A 2512
Aug-30 BDME 21:30 JSME 21:50 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3569
Aug-22 LTT 14:20 LKO 13:35 23h 15m S 3A 2A 1A 2112
Aug-23 LKO 16:20 LTT 17:30 25h 10m S 3A 2A 1A 2111
Aug-25 ERS 08:50 HWH 23:00 38h 10m T SL 3A 2A 2853
Aug-30 BDME 14:05 JSME 14:25 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3563
Aug-30 JSME 13:35 BDME 13:55 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3564
Aug-30 BDME 16:10 JSME 16:30 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3565
Aug-30 JSME 15:40 BDME 16:00 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3566
Aug-30 BDME 19:25 JSME 19:45 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3567
Aug-30 JSME 18:55 BDME 19:15 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3568
Aug-30 JSME 21:00 BDME 21:20 0h 20m S M T W T F S 3570
Aug-30 BGP 17:30 SHC 01:45 8h 15m S T W F S 5584
Oct-29 YPR 18:00 PVR 11:35 17h 35m M T SL 3A 2A 1A 6542
Oct-30 PVR 13:35 YPR 06:20 16h 45m T F SL 3A 2A 1A 6541
Aug-19 MS 22:45 TEN 12:30 13h 45m W SL 3A 2A 6028
Sep-01 JSME 09:15 PNBE 14:50 5h 35m S M T W T F S 3292
Aug-31 PNBE 23:45 JSME 05:00 5h 15m S M T W T F S 3291
Aug-31 JSME 07:30 GAYA 17:50 10h 20m S M W T S 3652
Aug-30 GAYA 20:55 JSME 05:30 8h 35m S T W F S 3651
Aug-31 JSME 05:25 JYG 15:30 10h 5m S M W T S 5586
Aug-30 JYG 18:00 JSME 03:25 9h 25m S T W F S 5585
Aug-31 JSME 16:30 RXL 03:15 10h 45m S M W T S 5588
Aug-31 RXL 05:15 JSME 15:45 10h 30m S M W T S 5587
Dec-31 HMH 06:50 SGNR 08:25 1h 35m S M T W T F S 4766
Dec-31 SGNR 04:45 HMH 05:55 1h 10m S M T W T F S 4765
Dec-31 HMH 14:00 SGNR 15:35 1h 35m S M T W T F S 4768
Dec-31 SGNR 11:55 HMH 13:25 1h 30m S M T W T F S 4767
Dec-30 JU 16:45 JSM 22:20 5h 35m W SL 3A 2A 4802
Dec-30 JSM 00:45 JU 07:00 6h 15m W SL 3A 2A 4801
Dec-31 AWR 12:55 KRH 13:20 0h 25m S M T W T F S 4806
Dec-31 KRH 13:45 AWR 14:15 0h 30m S M T W T F S 4805
Dec-31 MTD 06:35 CUR 13:25 6h 50m S M T W T F S 4852
Dec-31 CUR 15:45 MTD 22:15 6h 30m S M T W T F S 4851
Aug-29 JSME 19:15 GKP 11:20 16h 5m S M T W T F S 5010
Aug-29 GKP 20:00 SGG 08:45 12h 45m S M T W T F S 2S 5009
Aug-29 GKP 20:00 JSME 17:55 21h 55m S M T W T F S 2S 5009
Aug-19 GKP 20:55 ANVT 11:00 14h 5m M W SL 3A 2A 5028
Aug-20 ANVT 14:00 GKP 04:10 14h 10m T T SL 3A 2A 5027
Aug-25 CPR 10:30 SVDK 15:55 29h 25m T 2S SL 3A 2A 5116
Aug-27 SVDK 03:45 CPR 11:40 31h 55m T 2S SL 3A 2A 5115
Aug-28 BSP 17:15 SVDK 03:40 34h 25m F 2S SL 3A 2A 8892
Aug-30 SVDK 11:00 BSP 23:20 36h 20m S 2S SL 3A 2A 8891
Dec-27 NDT 06:15 UDZ 09:05 2h 50m S SL 3A 2A 9608
Dec-27 UDZ 16:05 NDT 18:40 2h 35m S SL 3A 2A 9607
Dec-31 SGNR 04:20 SOG 07:10 2h 50m S M T W T F S 9762
Dec-31 SOG 20:05 SGNR 22:55 2h 50m S M T W T F S 9761
Aug-23 SBG 14:25 DNR 23:35 9h 10m S CC 3236
Aug-23 DNR 05:05 SBG 13:05 8h 0m S CC 3235
Aug-23 BGP 05:35 DNR 12:40 7h 5m S CC 3402
Aug-23 DNR 16:15 BGP 22:25 6h 10m S CC 3401
Aug-31 PNBE 01:50 ASN 08:15 6h 25m S M SL 3511
Aug-28 ASN 13:25 PNBE 20:00 6h 35m F SL 3562
Aug-28 PNBE 23:55 ASN 06:15 6h 20m F SL 3561
Aug-24 ASN 13:25 PNBE 20:00 6h 35m M SL 3576
Aug-24 PNBE 23:55 ASN 06:15 6h 20m M SL 3575
Nov-16 APDJ 16:50 KOAA 08:45 15h 55m M SL 3A 2A 3129
Nov-15 KOAA 22:45 APDJ 13:25 14h 40m S SL 3A 2A 3130
Nov-14 KYQ 20:30 SDAH 12:30 16h 0m S 3A 2A 1A 2261
Nov-14 SDAH 00:30 KYQ 19:00 18h 30m S 3A 2A 1A 2262
Nov-12 NJP 12:35 HWH 22:50 10h 15m T SL 3A 2A 1A 3059
Nov-11 HWH 23:55 NJP 10:10 10h 15m W SL 3A 2A 1A 3060
Sep-30 NK 21:50 ET 07:00 9h 10m S M T W T F S 1250
Oct-01 ET 21:50 NK 07:00 9h 10m S M T W T F S 1249
Sep-30 NK 20:25 BSL 00:50 4h 25m S M T W T F S 1240
Sep-30 BSL 14:10 NK 19:10 5h 0m S M T W T F S 1239
Sep-30 NK 09:10 BSL 13:10 4h 0m S M T W T F S 1242
Sep-30 BSL 03:05 NK 08:10 5h 5m S M T W T F S 1241
Aug-22 HWH 17:00 ERS 06:00 37h 0m S SL 3A 2A 2854
Oct-01 JLWC 06:00 KOTA 08:05 2h 5m S M T W T F S 5614
Sep-30 AGTL 09:30 KXJ 17:30 8h 0m S M T W T F S 5264
Aug-21 BNC 10:15 KYQ 11:25 49h 10m F SL 3A 2A 2510
Aug-18 KYQ 20:30 BNC 21:15 48h 45m T SL 3A 2A 2509
Aug-30 ERS 19:00 MAS 08:15 13h 15m S SL 3A 2A 605
Aug-30 TEN 14:45 MS 04:20 13h 35m S SL 3A 2A 603
Sep-28 KYQ 22:05 PUNE 02:45 52h 40m M SL 3A 2A 2511
Sep-25 NK 16:30 HWH 18:15 25h 45m S T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 2860
Aug-29 DBG 12:00 DLI 12:40 24h 40m W S SL 3A 4408
Sep-01 LKO 18:25 NLDM 08:50 14h 25m T 2S SL 3A 2A 4924
Aug-31 NLDM 23:45 LKO 14:00 14h 15m M 2S SL 3A 2A 4923
Oct-01 MAO 15:25 CSTM 04:25 13h 0m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1033
Sep-30 SWV 04:50 DR 15:50 11h 0m M W S 2S CC 1095
Dec-31 MTD 06:35 CUR 13:25 6h 50m S M T W T F S 4852
Dec-31 CUR 15:45 MTD 22:15 6h 30m S M T W T F S 4851
Aug-29 JSME 19:15 GKP 11:20 16h 5m S M T W T F S 5010
Aug-29 GKP 20:00 SGG 08:45 12h 45m S M T W T F S 2S 5009
Aug-29 GKP 20:00 JSME 17:55 21h 55m S M T W T F S 2S 5009
Aug-19 GKP 20:55 ANVT 11:00 14h 5m M W SL 3A 2A 5028
Aug-20 ANVT 14:00 GKP 04:10 14h 10m T T SL 3A 2A 5027
Aug-25 CPR 10:30 SVDK 15:55 29h 25m T 2S SL 3A 2A 5116
Aug-27 SVDK 03:45 CPR 11:40 31h 55m T 2S SL 3A 2A 5115
Aug-28 BSP 17:15 SVDK 03:40 34h 25m F 2S SL 3A 2A 8892
Aug-30 SVDK 11:00 BSP 23:20 36h 20m S 2S SL 3A 2A 8891
Dec-27 NDT 06:15 UDZ 09:05 2h 50m S SL 3A 2A 9608
Dec-27 UDZ 16:05 NDT 18:40 2h 35m S SL 3A 2A 9607
Dec-31 SGNR 04:20 SOG 07:10 2h 50m S M T W T F S 9762
Dec-31 SOG 20:05 SGNR 22:55 2h 50m S M T W T F S 9761
Aug-23 SBG 14:25 DNR 23:35 9h 10m S CC 3236
Aug-23 DNR 05:05 SBG 13:05 8h 0m S CC 3235
Aug-23 BGP 05:35 DNR 12:40 7h 5m S CC 3402
Aug-23 DNR 16:15 BGP 22:25 6h 10m S CC 3401
Aug-31 PNBE 01:50 ASN 08:15 6h 25m S M SL 3511
Aug-28 ASN 13:25 PNBE 20:00 6h 35m F SL 3562
Aug-28 PNBE 23:55 ASN 06:15 6h 20m F SL 3561
Aug-24 ASN 13:25 PNBE 20:00 6h 35m M SL 3576
Aug-24 PNBE 23:55 ASN 06:15 6h 20m M SL 3575
Nov-16 APDJ 16:50 KOAA 08:45 15h 55m M SL 3A 2A 3129
Nov-15 KOAA 22:45 APDJ 13:25 14h 40m S SL 3A 2A 3130
Nov-14 KYQ 20:30 SDAH 12:30 16h 0m S 3A 2A 1A 2261
Nov-14 SDAH 00:30 KYQ 19:00 18h 30m S 3A 2A 1A 2262
Nov-12 NJP 12:35 HWH 22:50 10h 15m T SL 3A 2A 1A 3059
Nov-11 HWH 23:55 NJP 10:10 10h 15m W SL 3A 2A 1A 3060
Sep-30 NK 21:50 ET 07:00 9h 10m S M T W T F S 1250
Oct-01 ET 21:50 NK 07:00 9h 10m S M T W T F S 1249
Sep-30 NK 20:25 BSL 00:50 4h 25m S M T W T F S 1240
Sep-30 BSL 14:10 NK 19:10 5h 0m S M T W T F S 1239
Sep-30 NK 09:10 BSL 13:10 4h 0m S M T W T F S 1242
Sep-30 BSL 03:05 NK 08:10 5h 5m S M T W T F S 1241
Aug-22 HWH 17:00 ERS 06:00 37h 0m S SL 3A 2A 2854
Oct-01 JLWC 06:00 KOTA 08:05 2h 5m S M T W T F S 5614
Sep-30 AGTL 09:30 KXJ 17:30 8h 0m S M T W T F S 5264
Aug-21 BNC 10:15 KYQ 11:25 49h 10m F SL 3A 2A 2510
Aug-18 KYQ 20:30 BNC 21:15 48h 45m T SL 3A 2A 2509
Aug-30 ERS 19:00 MAS 08:15 13h 15m S SL 3A 2A 605
Aug-30 TEN 14:45 MS 04:20 13h 35m S SL 3A 2A 603
Sep-28 KYQ 22:05 PUNE 02:45 52h 40m M SL 3A 2A 2511
Sep-25 NK 16:30 HWH 18:15 25h 45m S T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 2860
Aug-29 DBG 12:00 DLI 12:40 24h 40m W S SL 3A 4408
Sep-01 LKO 18:25 NLDM 08:50 14h 25m T 2S SL 3A 2A 4924
Aug-31 NLDM 23:45 LKO 14:00 14h 15m M 2S SL 3A 2A 4923
Oct-01 MAO 15:25 CSTM 04:25 13h 0m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1033
Sep-30 SWV 04:50 DR 15:50 11h 0m M W S 2S CC 1095
Dec-31 MTD 06:35 CUR 13:25 6h 50m S M T W T F S 4852
Dec-31 CUR 15:45 MTD 22:15 6h 30m S M T W T F S 4851
Aug-29 JSME 19:15 GKP 11:20 16h 5m S M T W T F S 5010
Aug-29 GKP 20:00 SGG 08:45 12h 45m S M T W T F S 2S 5009
Aug-29 GKP 20:00 JSME 17:55 21h 55m S M T W T F S 2S 5009
Aug-19 GKP 20:55 ANVT 11:00 14h 5m M W SL 3A 2A 5028
Aug-20 ANVT 14:00 GKP 04:10 14h 10m T T SL 3A 2A 5027
Aug-25 CPR 10:30 SVDK 15:55 29h 25m T 2S SL 3A 2A 5116
Aug-27 SVDK 03:45 CPR 11:40 31h 55m T 2S SL 3A 2A 5115
Aug-28 BSP 17:15 SVDK 03:40 34h 25m F 2S SL 3A 2A 8892
Aug-30 SVDK 11:00 BSP 23:20 36h 20m S 2S SL 3A 2A 8891
Dec-27 NDT 06:15 UDZ 09:05 2h 50m S SL 3A 2A 9608
Dec-27 UDZ 16:05 NDT 18:40 2h 35m S SL 3A 2A 9607
Dec-31 SGNR 04:20 SOG 07:10 2h 50m S M T W T F S 9762
Dec-31 SOG 20:05 SGNR 22:55 2h 50m S M T W T F S 9761
Aug-23 SBG 14:25 DNR 23:35 9h 10m S CC 3236
Aug-23 DNR 05:05 SBG 13:05 8h 0m S CC 3235
Aug-23 BGP 05:35 DNR 12:40 7h 5m S CC 3402
Aug-23 DNR 16:15 BGP 22:25 6h 10m S CC 3401
Aug-31 PNBE 01:50 ASN 08:15 6h 25m S M SL 3511
Aug-28 ASN 13:25 PNBE 20:00 6h 35m F SL 3562
Aug-28 PNBE 23:55 ASN 06:15 6h 20m F SL 3561
Aug-24 ASN 13:25 PNBE 20:00 6h 35m M SL 3576
Aug-24 PNBE 23:55 ASN 06:15 6h 20m M SL 3575
Nov-16 APDJ 16:50 KOAA 08:45 15h 55m M SL 3A 2A 3129
Nov-15 KOAA 22:45 APDJ 13:25 14h 40m S SL 3A 2A 3130
Nov-14 KYQ 20:30 SDAH 12:30 16h 0m S 3A 2A 1A 2261
Nov-14 SDAH 00:30 KYQ 19:00 18h 30m S 3A 2A 1A 2262
Nov-12 NJP 12:35 HWH 22:50 10h 15m T SL 3A 2A 1A 3059
Nov-11 HWH 23:55 NJP 10:10 10h 15m W SL 3A 2A 1A 3060
Sep-30 NK 21:50 ET 07:00 9h 10m S M T W T F S 1250
Oct-01 ET 21:50 NK 07:00 9h 10m S M T W T F S 1249
Sep-30 NK 20:25 BSL 00:50 4h 25m S M T W T F S 1240
Sep-30 BSL 14:10 NK 19:10 5h 0m S M T W T F S 1239
Sep-30 NK 09:10 BSL 13:10 4h 0m S M T W T F S 1242
Sep-30 BSL 03:05 NK 08:10 5h 5m S M T W T F S 1241
Aug-22 HWH 17:00 ERS 06:00 37h 0m S SL 3A 2A 2854
Oct-01 JLWC 06:00 KOTA 08:05 2h 5m S M T W T F S 5614
Sep-30 AGTL 09:30 KXJ 17:30 8h 0m S M T W T F S 5264
Aug-21 BNC 10:15 KYQ 11:25 49h 10m F SL 3A 2A 2510
Aug-18 KYQ 20:30 BNC 21:15 48h 45m T SL 3A 2A 2509
Aug-30 ERS 19:00 MAS 08:15 13h 15m S SL 3A 2A 605
Aug-30 TEN 14:45 MS 04:20 13h 35m S SL 3A 2A 603
Sep-28 KYQ 22:05 PUNE 02:45 52h 40m M SL 3A 2A 2511
Sep-25 NK 16:30 HWH 18:15 25h 45m S T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 2860
Aug-29 DBG 12:00 DLI 12:40 24h 40m W S SL 3A 4408
Sep-01 LKO 18:25 NLDM 08:50 14h 25m T 2S SL 3A 2A 4924
Aug-31 NLDM 23:45 LKO 14:00 14h 15m M 2S SL 3A 2A 4923
Oct-01 MAO 15:25 CSTM 04:25 13h 0m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1033
Sep-30 SWV 04:50 DR 15:50 11h 0m M W S 2S CC 1095
Aug-31 ANVT 21:00 SVDK 12:20 15h 20m M T S 2S SL 4402
Sep-01 SVDK 14:10 ANVT 06:00 15h 50m S T F 2S SL 4401
Sep-23 HWH 18:30 NK 19:25 24h 55m S M W T F SL 3A 2A 2859
Aug-28 DLI 11:15 DBG 08:30 21h 15m T F SL 3A 4407
Sep-29 MAO 14:40 CSTM 04:25 13h 45m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1001
Sep-29 DR 07:50 SWV 20:30 12h 40m S T F 2S CC 1096
Aug-30 LKO 06:50 ANVT 15:50 9h 0m S 2S SL 3A 4404
Aug-28 ANVT 19:35 LKO 04:40 9h 5m F 2S SL 3A 4403
Aug-29 LKO 06:50 NDLS 16:00 9h 10m S 2S SL 3A 4406
Aug-29 NDLS 19:25 LKO 04:40 9h 15m S 2S SL 3A 4405
Aug-30 DEE 22:55 SVDK 12:45 13h 50m S T 2S SL 3A 4414
Aug-31 SVDK 16:00 DEE 07:00 15h 0m M F SL 3A 4413
Aug-28 CDG 23:15 BSB 17:30 18h 15m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1A 4927
Aug-28 PTK 14:40 JAT 17:10 2h 30m M T W T F 4992
Aug-28 JAT 09:50 PTK 12:10 2h 20m M T W T F 4991
Aug-31 UMB 20:45 SRE 22:40 1h 55m S M T W T F S 4921
Aug-31 SRE 04:45 UMB 06:30 1h 45m S M T W T F S 4922
Aug-31 LDH 09:00 CDG 12:10 3h 10m S M T W T F S 4925
Aug-31 CDG 13:00 LDH 15:25 2h 25m S M T W T F S 4926
Sep-29 CSTM 00:20 MAO 14:10 13h 50m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1002
Oct-01 CSTM 00:20 MAO 14:10 13h 50m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1034
Sep-30 CPJ 12:15 GKP 14:30 2h 15m S M T W T F S 55056
Sep-30 GKP 09:45 CPJ 10:45 1h 0m S M T W T F S 55055
Sep-30 GKP 06:50 BNY 10:40 3h 50m S 5062
Sep-30 BNY 16:30 GKP 19:45 3h 15m S 5061
Sep-30 GKP 11:00 BST 12:55 1h 55m M T W T F S 5106
Sep-30 BST 13:40 GKP 15:35 1h 55m M T W T F S 5105
Sep-30 GHY 23:25 KCVL 22:30 71h 5m W SL 6336
Sep-27 KCVL 12:00 GHY 08:15 68h 15m S SL 6335
Sep-28 VSKP 16:45 TPTY 04:30 11h 45m M SL 3A 2A 2874
Sep-29 TPTY 16:00 VSKP 05:15 13h 15m T SL 3A 2A 2873
Oct-01 KJM 17:10 VSKP 12:25 19h 15m S T SL 3A 2A 2877
Sep-29 PUNE 11:15 BBS 17:35 30h 20m T 2S SL 3A 2A 2882
Sep-27 BBS 22:15 PUNE 05:00 30h 45m S SL 3A 2A 2881
Dec-31 JP 06:40 UDZ 13:45 7h 5m S M T W T F S 2S CC 3A 2A 9722
Aug-31 RNY 05:45 DBRG 20:15 14h 30m M T T S 2S 5968
Aug-31 DBRG 05:00 RNY 18:20 13h 20m S M W F 2S 5967
Dec-31 UDZ 14:15 JP 21:15 7h 0m S M T W T F S 2S CC 3A 2A 9721
Aug-31 NJP 09:45 NCB 13:50 4h 5m S M T W T F S 5726
Aug-31 NCB 16:15 NJP 20:00 3h 45m S M T W T F S SL 5725
Aug-31 APDJ 15:55 DBB 19:05 3h 10m S T F SL 5818
Aug-31 DBB 05:45 APDJ 08:45 3h 0m S T T SL 5817
Sep-30 VSKP 19:00 KJM 14:00 19h 0m W S SL 3A 2A 2878
Sep-26 BBS 22:50 BNC 22:40 23h 50m W S SL 3A 2A 852
Sep-28 BNC 01:00 BBS 01:45 24h 45m M F SL 3A 2A 851
Aug-21 ERS 06:30 TRTR 06:50 0h 20m M T W T F S
Aug-21 TRTR 08:10 AWY 09:05 0h 55m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AWY 09:45 ERS 10:30 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 ERS 12:15 AWY 13:00 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AWY 14:10 ERS 14:55 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-31 ANVT 21:00 SVDK 12:20 15h 20m M T S 2S SL 4402
Sep-01 SVDK 14:10 ANVT 06:00 15h 50m S T F 2S SL 4401
Sep-23 HWH 18:30 NK 19:25 24h 55m S M W T F SL 3A 2A 2859
Aug-28 DLI 11:15 DBG 08:30 21h 15m T F SL 3A 4407
Sep-29 MAO 14:40 CSTM 04:25 13h 45m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1001
Sep-29 DR 07:50 SWV 20:30 12h 40m S T F 2S CC 1096
Aug-30 LKO 06:50 ANVT 15:50 9h 0m S 2S SL 3A 4404
Aug-28 ANVT 19:35 LKO 04:40 9h 5m F 2S SL 3A 4403
Aug-29 LKO 06:50 NDLS 16:00 9h 10m S 2S SL 3A 4406
Aug-29 NDLS 19:25 LKO 04:40 9h 15m S 2S SL 3A 4405
Aug-30 DEE 22:55 SVDK 12:45 13h 50m S T 2S SL 3A 4414
Aug-31 SVDK 16:00 DEE 07:00 15h 0m M F SL 3A 4413
Aug-28 CDG 23:15 BSB 17:30 18h 15m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1A 4927
Aug-28 PTK 14:40 JAT 17:10 2h 30m M T W T F 4992
Aug-28 JAT 09:50 PTK 12:10 2h 20m M T W T F 4991
Aug-31 UMB 20:45 SRE 22:40 1h 55m S M T W T F S 4921
Aug-31 SRE 04:45 UMB 06:30 1h 45m S M T W T F S 4922
Aug-31 LDH 09:00 CDG 12:10 3h 10m S M T W T F S 4925
Aug-31 CDG 13:00 LDH 15:25 2h 25m S M T W T F S 4926
Sep-29 CSTM 00:20 MAO 14:10 13h 50m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1002
Oct-01 CSTM 00:20 MAO 14:10 13h 50m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1034
Sep-30 CPJ 12:15 GKP 14:30 2h 15m S M T W T F S 55056
Sep-30 GKP 09:45 CPJ 10:45 1h 0m S M T W T F S 55055
Sep-30 GKP 06:50 BNY 10:40 3h 50m S 5062
Sep-30 BNY 16:30 GKP 19:45 3h 15m S 5061
Sep-30 GKP 11:00 BST 12:55 1h 55m M T W T F S 5106
Sep-30 BST 13:40 GKP 15:35 1h 55m M T W T F S 5105
Sep-30 GHY 23:25 KCVL 22:30 71h 5m W SL 6336
Sep-27 KCVL 12:00 GHY 08:15 68h 15m S SL 6335
Sep-28 VSKP 16:45 TPTY 04:30 11h 45m M SL 3A 2A 2874
Sep-29 TPTY 16:00 VSKP 05:15 13h 15m T SL 3A 2A 2873
Oct-01 KJM 17:10 VSKP 12:25 19h 15m S T SL 3A 2A 2877
Sep-29 PUNE 11:15 BBS 17:35 30h 20m T 2S SL 3A 2A 2882
Sep-27 BBS 22:15 PUNE 05:00 30h 45m S SL 3A 2A 2881
Dec-31 JP 06:40 UDZ 13:45 7h 5m S M T W T F S 2S CC 3A 2A 9722
Aug-31 RNY 05:45 DBRG 20:15 14h 30m M T T S 2S 5968
Aug-31 DBRG 05:00 RNY 18:20 13h 20m S M W F 2S 5967
Dec-31 UDZ 14:15 JP 21:15 7h 0m S M T W T F S 2S CC 3A 2A 9721
Aug-31 NJP 09:45 NCB 13:50 4h 5m S M T W T F S 5726
Aug-31 NCB 16:15 NJP 20:00 3h 45m S M T W T F S SL 5725
Aug-31 APDJ 15:55 DBB 19:05 3h 10m S T F SL 5818
Aug-31 DBB 05:45 APDJ 08:45 3h 0m S T T SL 5817
Sep-30 VSKP 19:00 KJM 14:00 19h 0m W S SL 3A 2A 2878
Sep-26 BBS 22:50 BNC 22:40 23h 50m W S SL 3A 2A 852
Sep-28 BNC 01:00 BBS 01:45 24h 45m M F SL 3A 2A 851
Aug-21 ERS 06:30 TRTR 06:50 0h 20m M T W T F S
Aug-21 TRTR 08:10 AWY 09:05 0h 55m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AWY 09:45 ERS 10:30 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 ERS 12:15 AWY 13:00 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AWY 14:10 ERS 14:55 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-31 ANVT 21:00 SVDK 12:20 15h 20m M T S 2S SL 4402
Sep-01 SVDK 14:10 ANVT 06:00 15h 50m S T F 2S SL 4401
Sep-23 HWH 18:30 NK 19:25 24h 55m S M W T F SL 3A 2A 2859
Aug-28 DLI 11:15 DBG 08:30 21h 15m T F SL 3A 4407
Sep-29 MAO 14:40 CSTM 04:25 13h 45m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1001
Sep-29 DR 07:50 SWV 20:30 12h 40m S T F 2S CC 1096
Aug-30 LKO 06:50 ANVT 15:50 9h 0m S 2S SL 3A 4404
Aug-28 ANVT 19:35 LKO 04:40 9h 5m F 2S SL 3A 4403
Aug-29 LKO 06:50 NDLS 16:00 9h 10m S 2S SL 3A 4406
Aug-29 NDLS 19:25 LKO 04:40 9h 15m S 2S SL 3A 4405
Aug-30 DEE 22:55 SVDK 12:45 13h 50m S T 2S SL 3A 4414
Aug-31 SVDK 16:00 DEE 07:00 15h 0m M F SL 3A 4413
Aug-28 CDG 23:15 BSB 17:30 18h 15m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1A 4927
Aug-28 PTK 14:40 JAT 17:10 2h 30m M T W T F 4992
Aug-28 JAT 09:50 PTK 12:10 2h 20m M T W T F 4991
Aug-31 UMB 20:45 SRE 22:40 1h 55m S M T W T F S 4921
Aug-31 SRE 04:45 UMB 06:30 1h 45m S M T W T F S 4922
Aug-31 LDH 09:00 CDG 12:10 3h 10m S M T W T F S 4925
Aug-31 CDG 13:00 LDH 15:25 2h 25m S M T W T F S 4926
Sep-29 CSTM 00:20 MAO 14:10 13h 50m S M T W F S 2S SL 3A 2A 1002
Oct-01 CSTM 00:20 MAO 14:10 13h 50m T 2S SL 3A 2A 1034
Sep-30 CPJ 12:15 GKP 14:30 2h 15m S M T W T F S 55056
Sep-30 GKP 09:45 CPJ 10:45 1h 0m S M T W T F S 55055
Sep-30 GKP 06:50 BNY 10:40 3h 50m S 5062
Sep-30 BNY 16:30 GKP 19:45 3h 15m S 5061
Sep-30 GKP 11:00 BST 12:55 1h 55m M T W T F S 5106
Sep-30 BST 13:40 GKP 15:35 1h 55m M T W T F S 5105
Sep-30 GHY 23:25 KCVL 22:30 71h 5m W SL 6336
Sep-27 KCVL 12:00 GHY 08:15 68h 15m S SL 6335
Sep-28 VSKP 16:45 TPTY 04:30 11h 45m M SL 3A 2A 2874
Sep-29 TPTY 16:00 VSKP 05:15 13h 15m T SL 3A 2A 2873
Oct-01 KJM 17:10 VSKP 12:25 19h 15m S T SL 3A 2A 2877
Sep-29 PUNE 11:15 BBS 17:35 30h 20m T 2S SL 3A 2A 2882
Sep-27 BBS 22:15 PUNE 05:00 30h 45m S SL 3A 2A 2881
Dec-31 JP 06:40 UDZ 13:45 7h 5m S M T W T F S 2S CC 3A 2A 9722
Aug-31 RNY 05:45 DBRG 20:15 14h 30m M T T S 2S 5968
Aug-31 DBRG 05:00 RNY 18:20 13h 20m S M W F 2S 5967
Dec-31 UDZ 14:15 JP 21:15 7h 0m S M T W T F S 2S CC 3A 2A 9721
Aug-31 NJP 09:45 NCB 13:50 4h 5m S M T W T F S 5726
Aug-31 NCB 16:15 NJP 20:00 3h 45m S M T W T F S SL 5725
Aug-31 APDJ 15:55 DBB 19:05 3h 10m S T F SL 5818
Aug-31 DBB 05:45 APDJ 08:45 3h 0m S T T SL 5817
Sep-30 VSKP 19:00 KJM 14:00 19h 0m W S SL 3A 2A 2878
Sep-26 BBS 22:50 BNC 22:40 23h 50m W S SL 3A 2A 852
Sep-28 BNC 01:00 BBS 01:45 24h 45m M F SL 3A 2A 851
Aug-21 ERS 06:30 TRTR 06:50 0h 20m M T W T F S
Aug-21 TRTR 08:10 AWY 09:05 0h 55m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AWY 09:45 ERS 10:30 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 ERS 12:15 AWY 13:00 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AWY 14:10 ERS 14:55 0h 45m M T W T F S
Aug-21 ERS 15:10 AFK 16:10 1h 0m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AFK 17:35 PVRD 19:45 2h 10m M T W T F S
Aug-21 PVRD 20:00 ERS 20:55 0h 55m M T W T F S
Sep-23 SBP 08:50 YPR 16:30 31h 40m W SL 3A 2A 8302
Sep-25 YPR 00:30 SBP 06:15 29h 45m F SL 3A 2A 8301
Sep-26 PNBE 14:00 BBS 07:00 17h 0m S SL 3A 2A 8449
Sep-25 BBS 15:30 PNBE 11:40 20h 10m F 2S SL 3A 2A 8450
Sep-25 PURI 21:25 SRC 06:30 9h 5m F SL 3A 2A 8402
Sep-26 SRC 19:00 PURI 04:00 9h 0m S SL 3A 2A 8401
Aug-31 BME 19:00 MBF 21:45 2h 45m S M T W T F S 4886
Aug-31 MBF 22:05 BME 00:20 2h 15m S M T W T F S 4885
Sep-01 BKP 23:15 DNR 00:45 1h 30m M T W S 73202
Sep-01 DNR 02:10 BKP 04:05 1h 55m M T W S 73201
Sep-02 GAYA 22:10 KQR 00:30 2h 20m W 73377
Sep-02 KQR 22:45 GAYA 01:15 2h 30m W 73378
Aug-31 BKP 23:30 BJU 01:20 1h 50m T W S 75205
Aug-31 BJU 21:40 BKP 23:12 1h 32m T W S 75206
Aug-28 YPR 23:30 CBE 07:30 8h 0m W F SL 3A 2A 6544
Aug-29 CBE 19:30 YPR 03:15 7h 45m T S SL 3A 2A 6543
Oct-01 MAS 13:15 UBL 05:00 15h 45m T T SL 3A 2A 7324
Sep-30 UBL 20:20 MAS 11:00 14h 40m M W SL 3A 2A 7323
Sep-30 KXJ 09:30 AGTL 17:45 8h 15m S M T W T F S 5263
Sep-30 UBL 06:25 BJP 13:00 6h 35m S M T W T F S 6920
Sep-30 BJP 13:30 UBL 20:20 6h 50m S M T W T F S 6919
Aug-21 ERS 15:10 AFK 16:10 1h 0m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AFK 17:35 PVRD 19:45 2h 10m M T W T F S
Aug-21 PVRD 20:00 ERS 20:55 0h 55m M T W T F S
Sep-23 SBP 08:50 YPR 16:30 31h 40m W SL 3A 2A 8302
Sep-25 YPR 00:30 SBP 06:15 29h 45m F SL 3A 2A 8301
Sep-26 PNBE 14:00 BBS 07:00 17h 0m S SL 3A 2A 8449
Sep-25 BBS 15:30 PNBE 11:40 20h 10m F 2S SL 3A 2A 8450
Sep-25 PURI 21:25 SRC 06:30 9h 5m F SL 3A 2A 8402
Sep-26 SRC 19:00 PURI 04:00 9h 0m S SL 3A 2A 8401
Aug-31 BME 19:00 MBF 21:45 2h 45m S M T W T F S 4886
Aug-31 MBF 22:05 BME 00:20 2h 15m S M T W T F S 4885
Sep-01 BKP 23:15 DNR 00:45 1h 30m M T W S 73202
Sep-01 DNR 02:10 BKP 04:05 1h 55m M T W S 73201
Sep-02 GAYA 22:10 KQR 00:30 2h 20m W 73377
Sep-02 KQR 22:45 GAYA 01:15 2h 30m W 73378
Aug-31 BKP 23:30 BJU 01:20 1h 50m T W S 75205
Aug-31 BJU 21:40 BKP 23:12 1h 32m T W S 75206
Aug-28 YPR 23:30 CBE 07:30 8h 0m W F SL 3A 2A 6544
Aug-29 CBE 19:30 YPR 03:15 7h 45m T S SL 3A 2A 6543
Oct-01 MAS 13:15 UBL 05:00 15h 45m T T SL 3A 2A 7324
Sep-30 UBL 20:20 MAS 11:00 14h 40m M W SL 3A 2A 7323
Sep-30 KXJ 09:30 AGTL 17:45 8h 15m S M T W T F S 5263
Sep-30 UBL 06:25 BJP 13:00 6h 35m S M T W T F S 6920
Sep-30 BJP 13:30 UBL 20:20 6h 50m S M T W T F S 6919
Aug-21 ERS 15:10 AFK 16:10 1h 0m M T W T F S
Aug-21 AFK 17:35 PVRD 19:45 2h 10m M T W T F S
Aug-21 PVRD 20:00 ERS 20:55 0h 55m M T W T F S
Sep-23 SBP 08:50 YPR 16:30 31h 40m W SL 3A 2A 8302
Sep-25 YPR 00:30 SBP 06:15 29h 45m F SL 3A 2A 8301
Sep-26 PNBE 14:00 BBS 07:00 17h 0m S SL 3A 2A 8449
Sep-25 BBS 15:30 PNBE 11:40 20h 10m F 2S SL 3A 2A 8450
Sep-25 PURI 21:25 SRC 06:30 9h 5m F SL 3A 2A 8402
Sep-26 SRC 19:00 PURI 04:00 9h 0m S SL 3A 2A 8401
Aug-31 BME 19:00 MBF 21:45 2h 45m S M T W T F S 4886
Aug-31 MBF 22:05 BME 00:20 2h 15m S M T W T F S 4885
Sep-01 BKP 23:15 DNR 00:45 1h 30m M T W S 73202
Sep-01 DNR 02:10 BKP 04:05 1h 55m M T W S 73201
Sep-02 GAYA 22:10 KQR 00:30 2h 20m W 73377
Sep-02 KQR 22:45 GAYA 01:15 2h 30m W 73378
Aug-31 BKP 23:30 BJU 01:20 1h 50m T W S 75205
Aug-31 BJU 21:40 BKP 23:12 1h 32m T W S 75206
Aug-28 YPR 23:30 CBE 07:30 8h 0m W F SL 3A 2A 6544
Aug-29 CBE 19:30 YPR 03:15 7h 45m T S SL 3A 2A 6543
Oct-01 MAS 13:15 UBL 05:00 15h 45m T T SL 3A 2A 7324
Sep-30 UBL 20:20 MAS 11:00 14h 40m M W SL 3A 2A 7323
Sep-30 KXJ 09:30 AGTL 17:45 8h 15m S M T W T F S 5263
Sep-30 UBL 06:25 BJP 13:00 6h 35m S M T W T F S 6920
Sep-30 BJP 13:30 UBL 20:20 6h 50m S M T W T F S 6919

Route and Stoppages: Rupnagar, Chandigarh, Ambala Cantonment, Yamunagar-Jagadhri, Saharanpur, Moradabad, Bareilly.

Several special trains are being announced like every year by different Railways zones in 2015 to deal with the extra rush of passengers to mark the celebration of the country’s most popular festival season, Durga Puja and Diwali (Deepawali).  From Central to Northern to Southern and Eastern railways, new trains to cater to the holiday traffic have been announced. Tickets can be bought only 10-15 days in advance. Online tickets can be bought only via the IRCTC (Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation).

Please note that information present here is suggestive in nature. It is hereby requested to confirm all the information with officials of the IRCTC before booking.

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Indian Railways (IR) is one of the largest rail networks in the world. It is a public enterprise whose owning and operations rest with Ministry of Railways, the Government of India. Every day it ferries over 23 million passengers across 7000 stations.

Proper information is vital to the coordination of such a large network. The organization of the railways is as follows: The railways are divided into 17 zones and 68 divisions. Every zone is helmed by a general manager and every station by the station master.

The IR covers a track of 115,000 km. Trains are classified as per their average speed. A fast train moves with fewer stops and is, usually, a long distance train.

The various trains in the Indian Railways are:

  • Duronto Express: Introduced in 2009, these are non-stop point to point services. They connect the major capitals of states and metros and beat the Rajdhani Express in speed. They include first tier AC (Air conditioned), 2-tier AC and 3-tier AC. Some include non-AC sleeper class.

  • Rajdhani Express: These are trains connecting Delhi to major cities and are fully air conditioned. They are high priority trains with some of the fastest speeds (130 km/ hour). They stop at few stations.

  • AC Express: Trains connecting major stations of the country. They have few stops and high speeds.

  • Shatabdi Express: They are fully air conditioned inter- city trains for daily commute. They have executive seats and ordinary seats. Some have 3 tier berths and the trains are some of the fastest in the IR network.

  • Garib Rath Trains: They are air conditioned, basic facility trains with 3 AC berths and economy seats.

  • Jan Shatabdi: More affordable versions of Jan Shatabdis having AC and non AC carriages.

  • Intercity Super Fats: As name suggests, they are high speed trains for which extra surcharge is levied with the fare.

  • Express: Most common trains in India having frequent stops.

  • Passenger: These stop at all stations and are the least expensive trains. They have sleeper class, as well as 3-tier AC.

  • Suburban Trains: These trains operate between major cities and have unreserved seating arrangement.

  • Metro: Meant only for city transport.

IR is the best way to experience India. Contrary to reputation, many trains afford comfortable travel via AC1, AC 2 tier and AC 3 tier. All seats on such trains have reservations system, so they are a comfortable, civilized and cheap way to roam India.

Such a huge and varied network requires prompt and accurate dissemination of information. Indian Railway information is available nowadays through many sources. The main source is the publication-‘Trains at a Glance’ by Indian Railways. Other than this, there are many online sources for Indian Railway Train Information.

The main site is the Indian railways website www.indianrail.gov.in. It provides the following information:

  • Train availability at main stations
  • Schedule of reserved trains
  • Enquiry stem of National trains
  • SMS service
  • Availability of current booking
  • Catering charges
  • Availability of train berth
  • Information on train type
  • Rules
  • Viewing of codes
  • Trains at a glance
  • Tatkal Scheme
  • Service for international tourists
  • Connect to other railway websites.

Some other Major Services Provided by this Site are:

  • PNR status
  • Fare enquiry
  • Internet reservation
  • Reserved train between important stations
  • Seat availability

There is also the National Train Enquiry System: www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in/ntes/.

It provides train information Indian Railway like:

  • Spot your train
  • Live station
  • Trains between stations
  • Schedule of trains
  • Cancelled trains
  • Rescheduled trains
  • Diverted trains.
  • PNR enquiry
  • Berth/seat availability
  • Berth/seat booking.

Other sites where Railway information India is available are:

  • www.indiarailinfo.com: With easy login, the site shows arrival/departure at your nearest stations, ascertains PNR status, gets information on train type and features an atlas with maps of the IR network.

  • www.seat61.com/India.htm: It provides maps of train routes, check train timing and fares, booking of tickets, online purchase of tickets, buying and utilizing Ind-Rail pass, tour packages including train journey, booking of tourist trains like Palace on Wheels, guidebooks, and hotel information.

  • IRCTC (Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation): Key in PNR number, train name and number and get feedback on PNR status, locate train, find live running status, arrival/departure etc. It also has services like information on tour packages, special trains, holiday trains, tourist trains, booking for retiring room, etc.

  • www.makemytrip.com/railways/indian-railways.html: Enter whether one way or two way trip, dates and place (from/to).

  • www.rail.yuplee.in: It features train timetable, train enquiry (Search by train/station), PNR status, train schedule, train list.

  • www.runningstatus.in: Feed in the train number and get live running status.

  • CRIS: CRIS is an independent organization under the Ministry of Railways. They are the Information Technology arm of the IR. Their website www.cris.org.in/CRIS/Home/Home features latest information on IR network.

  • TravelKhana.com: A portal mainly devoted to the delivery of food to train passengers, it has now diversified into umbrella service of ticket booking, PNR status checking, live tracking of train position, etc. Search your train by providing number or name. Choose a station from the drop down list, click on departure or arrival, and get the feedback of accurate position of the train on the map. One can do auto tracking of movement of the train. The status of train is updated every five minutes, so you must key in details each time, freshly. You can utilize this information whether you are on the train for waiting at the platform to receive someone.

These are just a sample of the services for getting access to information on IR network and its related aspects.