Mumbai Railways: Special Trains Extended, Over 80 Suburban Timetables Revised
Mumbai Railways: Special Trains Extended, Over 80 Suburban Timetables Revised
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The Central Railway has extended the services of several special trains, providing hundreds of additional trips for smoother travel. In addition, they have revised the schedules for over 80 suburban trains on the Mumbai Main Line. Reports indicate that 83 suburban trains will now operate under the updated timetable.

Extended Special Train Services:

  • Pune-Harangul Daily Special (Train No. 01487/01488) with a total of 184 trips.
  • Solapur-Tirupati Weekly Special (Train No. 01437/01438) offering 26 trips.
  • Pune-Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Terminus Kolhapur Daily Special (Train No. 01023/01024) with 184 trips.
  • Nagpur-Madgaon Bi-weekly Special (Train No. 01139/01140) providing 52 trips.
  • Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Solapur Weekly Special (Train No. 01435/01436) with 28 trips.
  • Khandwa-Sanawad 5-Days a Week Special (Train No. 01091/01092) operating 130 trips.
  • Dadar-Gorakhpur 4-Days a Week Special (Train No. 01027/01028) with 106 trips.
  • Dadar-Ballia Tri-weekly Special (Train No. 01025/01026) offering 78 trips.
  • Badnera-Nashik Daily Unreserved Special (Train No. 01211/01212) with 184 trips.
  • Solapur-Daund Daily Unreserved Special (Train No. 01461/01462) providing 184 trips.
  • Solapur-Kalaburagi Daily Unreserved Special (Train No. 01463/01464) with 184 trips.

Timetable Revision for Over 80 Trains:

The Indian Railways has also revised the schedule of more than 80 trains across the Central Railway zone. These changes will take effect from October 5, 2024. Central Railway covers five divisions: Mumbai, Pune, Bhusawal, Solapur, and Nagpur.

Additionally, 21 trains that previously started or ended at Dadar will now operate up to Parel. Trains originating or terminating at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) will be shifted to Dadar to reduce the operational load on CSMT.

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