The festival season is about to start and in this season people return to their homes to celebrate the festival. In such a situation, there is a huge crowd in the trains and it becomes difficult for the passengers to get confirmed tickets, but every year during the festive season, Indian Railways operates festival special
Indian Railways is called the lifeline of the country. In fact, a large part of the country’s population travels in railway trains every day. These days, a lot of crowd is being seen in trains. In view of this, Indian Railways is continuously operating special trains on different railway routes. In this sequence, in view
Hyderabad: To clear the extra rush of pilgrims attending the 47th anniversary celebrations of Urs-e-Shareef of Great Saint Hazrath Khwaja Syed Mohammed Badesha Quadri Chisthy Yamani on July 20 at Halkatta Shareef near Wadi Junction, four unreserved special trains will be run. Train no-07175 (Hyderabad –Wadi), will depart from Hyderabad at 10:05 am and arrive
Hyderabad: In order to clear the extra rush of passengers, South Central Railway (SCR) will run a few weekly special trains between Muzaffarpur – Secunderabad – Muzaffarpur. Train no 05293 (Muzaffarpur – Secunderabad) will depart from Muzzaffarpur at 10:45 am and arrive in Secunderabad at 11:50 pm on the next day. The date of the
Hyderabad: To clear the extra rush of pilgrims attending the 47th anniversary celebrations of Urs-e-Shareef of the Great Saint Hazrath Khwaja Syed Mohammed Badesha Quadri Chisthi Yamani on July 20 at Halkatta Shareef near Wadi Junction, SCR will run a few unreserved special trains. Train no 07175 (Hyderabad-Wadi) will depart from Hyderabad at 10:05 am
Hyderabad: In order to clear the rush of passengers, South Central Railway (SCR) will extend the run of Secunderabad-Danapur-Secunderabad special trains. Train no 07021 (Secunderabad-Danapur), which was earlier notified to run until June 27, has now been extended from July 11 to September 26. It will operate every Thursday. Train no 07022 (Danapur-Secunderabad), which was