IRCTC: It has been decided by the North Western Railway to extend the operation period of 4 pairs of special trains running between Rajasthan and Maharashtra.
Indian Railways Special Trains: Good news has come for the railway passengers of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Haryana. If you travel in Rajasthan’s Barmer, Ajmer, Udaipur to Bandra and Borivali trains, then you will be more than happy to read this news. North Western Railway has decided to extend the period of operation of 4 pairs of special trains running between Rajasthan and Maharashtra.
Keeping the convenience in mind, this decision has been taken by the
Railways keeping in mind the demand being made by the passengers and their convenience. This decision of the Railways will not only benefit the passengers of Rajasthan and Maharashtra but also the passengers of Gujarat and Haryana. Let us know which railways has decided to extend the operating period of which trains?
1. The operating period of Train No-09037, Bandra Terminus – Barmer Weekly Special train is being extended till 30th December.
2. The operating period of Train No- 09038, Barmer-Bandra Terminus Weekly Special train is being extended till 31st December.
3. The operating period of Train No- 09039, Bandra Terminus-Ajmer Weekly Special train is being extended till December 28.
4. Train No. 09040, Ajmer-Bandra Terminus Weekly Special Train is being extended till 29th December in the operating period.
5. The operating period of Train No- 09067, Bandra Terminus – Udaipur Weekly Special train is being extended till 26th December.
6. The operating period of Train No- 09068, Udaipur – Bandra Terminus Weekly Special train is being extended till 27th December.
7. The operating period of Train No- 09007, Bandra Terminus-Bhiwani Weekly Special train is being extended till 29th December.
8. The operating period of train number- 09008, Bhiwani-Borivali weekly special train is being extended till December 30.
There will be no change in timing and stoppage
In this regard, Captain Shashi Kiran, Chief Public Relations Officer of North Western Railway said that no change has been made in the timings and stoppages of all these special trains. Passengers will have to reach the station to catch the train on the same basis as before.
