Link Road police reached the spot after it received information about the incident.
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NHRC on Saturday sought reports from Ghaziabad Police and Government Railway Police (GRP) about an incident in which a woman died and her infant daughter was seriously injured after being allegedly pushed off a train near Link Road in Ghaziabad.
Taking suo motu cognizance of a media report about the incident, the rights panel has issued notices seeking a report within four weeks in this connection from SSP, Ghaziabad and SSP, Government Railway Police (GRP), Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, an NHRC statement said today. According to the media report, the incident took place on May 13. Link Road police reached the spot after it received information about the incident.
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The woman was rushed to a local hospital from where she was referred to the GTB Hospital in Delhi, where she was declared dead. Her baby is reported to be critical. Police is yet to establish the reason behind the woman's fall, the statement said.
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has observed that the contents of the press report, if true, raise a serious issue of violation of human rights and safety of women travelling in trains.

Kalindee Rail Nirman (Engineers) Ltd has garnered three nos of large value projects each of around Rs. 200.00 crores from Railways in the second half of the last year. The Company has also bagged a high value order of Rs. 166 crores from Kolkata Metro. The Company's operations are presently undergoing in various metro rails in the country viz. Jaipur Metro, Bangalore Metro, Kolkata Metro etc. plus Delhi Metro over and above in Indian Railways throughout the country.
The Company's bid for Rs. 246.00 crores with Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd, New Delhi under Ministry of Railways, New Delhi has been successful due to being lowest bidder. Presently order position in the Company is highly comfortable.
Shares of Kalindee Rail Nirman (Engineers) Ltd last traded in BSE at Rs.48.70, down by Rs.1.15 or...
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2.31%. The stock hit an intraday high of Rs.50.30 and low of Rs.48.
The total traded quantity was 0.32 lakhs compared to 2 week average of 0.32 lakhs

Train services in Mysore division will be affected from May 18 to 22 owing to the yard remodelling at Arsikere junction and track-doubling between Arsikere and Birur stations, according to a release.
The Arsikere-Mysore Passenger (No. 56265) is cancelled from May 20 to 22 and the corresponding pair train Arsikere-Mysore Passenger (56267) also stands cancelled.
Besides, the Mysore-Arsikere Passenger (56266) has also been cancelled from May 20 to 22, the release added.
The Mysore-Arsikere Passenger (56268) stands partially cancelled between Hassan and Arsikere stations from May 20 to 22, while the Hubli-Arsikere Passenger (56274) will arrive at Arsikere at 10.25 p.m. and the empty rake will be taken to Mysore from where it will depart at 10.05 a.m. as Mysore-Shimoga Town Fast Passenger...
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(Train No.56270) on the above mentioned dates, said the release.The Railway authorities have withdrawn the stop provided at Srirangapatna station for the Mysore-Tuticorin Express (16732) and the corresponding pair train Tuticorin-Mysore Express (16731) from June 1.
South Western Railways has extended the services of the Mysore-Bangalore Express (06221) to Yeshwantpur with the revised timings. The release said the train will depart from Yeshwantpur at 1.30 p.m. and arrive in Mysore at 5.15 p.m., and the revised services came into effect from May 13.
En route, the train will touch Bangalore City, Kengeri, Bidadi, Ramanagaram, Channapatna, Maddur, Mandya, and Pandavapura.
The Mysore-Yeshwantpur Express Special (06221) will depart from Mysore at 8.15 a.m. and reach Yeshwantpur at 11.25 a.m., the release added.

About 100 students designed projects on safety in railways including automatic coach guidance, signal control system and submitted a thesis to the South Central Railway (SCR) authorities.
The engineering students who designed the circuits and software programmes displayed them before the Vijayawada Division Railway officials at Railway Auditorium on Friday. The projects would be useful both for the railways and passengers, said the students.
Vijayawada Additional Divisional Railway Manager S. Subba Rao, SCR Women’s Welfare Organisation president Priti Awasthi and heads of various departments visited the software products exhibition. Ms. Awasthi praised the budding engineers for designing the projects with innovative ideas.
Alerts for driver
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University – Vamshi Krishna, Aravind, Siddhartha and Vara Prasad – prepared a circuit on Signal Control System, which would prevent accidents and provide safety for the passengers.
“In Signal Control System, we placed a monitoring device on the signal pole and receiver in the engine. The train drivers can know the signal position (from each pole) through the receiver at some distance. Signal Control System will be useful particularly during winter seasons when there is heavy fog,” said Mr. Vamshi Krishna.
If the train crosses the red signal, the system would automatically slow down the train and prevent any possible mishap. The device was prepared after discussing the problem with loco drivers, said Mr. Siddhartha.
The GPS on Fire Detecting System would alert the railway authorities, if there was any fire in the coaches. Likewise, the Rail Tracking System, designed by four students – T. Bhavya, D. Kavya, Ch. Kranthi and K. Srujana -- of K.L. University, can alert the station master or superintendent of the next station through satellite system on the position of the tracks, location of train and at what time it was expected to arrive at the station. “We travelled in the train from Vijayawada to Visakhapatnam and studied on implementation of Rail Tracking System, which can help reduce manpower and give accurate position of the train on tracks”, Ms. Srujana told The Hindu . Students also designed projects on digital caution order, power line failure, wireless energy meter, vigilance control device, and a digital eye for coach guidance automation.
The projects will be useful both for the railways and passengers, say the students
Students also designed projects on digital caution order and power line failure

PATNA: East Central Railway (ECR) has decided to increase the number of coaches in 19 long-distance mail and express trains from May 20 onwards to cope with the rush of passengers during summer.
The decision was taken at a high-level meeting presided over by ECR GM Madhuresh Kumar. The meeting was attended by officials of all the five divisions of the zone.
According to ECR's chief public relations officer (CPRO) Amitabh Prabhakar, the increase in the number of coaches in these trains will continue even after the summer vacation so that more passengers could benefit.
The Patna-Jammu Tavi Archana Express, which has currently the load combination of 23 coaches, will now run with 24 coaches while Patna-Ajmer Ziyarat Express will run with 22...
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coaches. The Rajendra Nagar Terminal-Lokmanya Tilak Express will now run with 23 coaches and the Rajgir-New Delhi Shramjeevi Express with 24 coaches instead of 23 coaches.
The Danapur-Howrah Express will have 24 instead of 23 coaches and the Danapur-Durg South Bihar Express will now run with 24 coaches instead of 22. The number of coaches in the Dhanbad-Ferozabad Ganga Sutlej Express will go up from 19 to 20 while the Patna-Dhanbad Ganga Damodar Express will get two more coaches that will up its load combination to 18. The Bhagalpur-Delhi Garib Rath will now run with 20 coaches now while the Muzaffarpur-Howrah Jansadharan Express will have 22 coaches instead of 18.
The Darbhanga-Delhi Swatantrata Senani Express will now run with 24 coaches instead of 23. The Raxaul-Delhi Satyagraha Express will run with 21 coaches and the Saharsa-Delhi Poorabiya Express with 24 coaches instead of 20. The Barauni-Ernakulam Rapti Sagar Express will now run with the load combination of 24 coaches.
The Barauni-Lucknow Express, currently running with the load combination of 14 coaches, will now run with 19 coaches and the Jayanagar-Saharsa Janki Express with 15 coaches instead of nine. The Saharsa-Patna Rajya Rani Express will run with 19 coaches instead of 17 while the Darbhanga-Lokmanya Tilak Karambhoomi Express will run with 24 coaches instead of 22, CPRO Prabhakar said.

MUMBAI: From June, railway enthusiasts will again have a chance to witness a "steam engine" hissing its way up the hills of Matheran. The engine was last seen in Matheran's hills in November 2011.
It was pulled out of operation after embers from the coal-fired steam engine sparked fire on dry grass along the route. After the forest department and locals objected to the plying of the coal-fired train, the Central Railway (CR) has now found a solution to the problem. "Instead of coal, the newly modified steam locomotive will be fired by diesel," said CR's divisonal railway manager, Mumbai, Mukesh Nigam.
The modification of the B-794 steam locomotive is being carried out at Golden Rock Workshop, Tiruchirapalli, in South Eastern Railway at an approximate cost of Rs 20 lakh. "The steam...
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engine has its own charm and there were many requests to run the services through such locomotives," Nigam added.
Despite the modification, it will have the authentic sounds of the steam whistle. The engine will also get a fresh coat of corrosion-free glossy paint.
The refurbished locomotive is scheduled to arrive in the last week of May. The trial will be carried out for a few days after which the locomotive will be pressed into service in June. The train will be run only as a chartered service. It will be able to pull three coaches. The tariff is yet to be finalized. An official said, "Due to huge demand, we decided to re-introduce the service."

AMBALA: A gang of robbers barged into a moving train in broad daylight on Friday and opened fire on two passengers, who resisted their attempts to snatch money from passengers. Fortunately, only bullet shells hit the three passengers including a 10-year-old girl.
While the two injured passengers were admitted to civil hospitals in Rajpura and Patiala, the minor girl was admitted to PGI in Chandigarh. The incident happened on the Amritsar-Saharsa (Bihar) Jan Seva Express when it was about to reach Rajpura station around 10.56am. All the three robbers escaped from the bogie leaving passengers shouting and calling for the police. The injured were identified as Lakhinder Sahni, 35, Subash Sahni, 27, and Kajal - all from Bihar. "As the train reached Ambala Cantt station, we made immediate arrangements to send the girl to the civil hospital but she was referred...
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to PGI in Chandigarh," GRP officers said.
Girl's father Manish said: "I work in Ludhiana and was on my way to Bihar with my daughter. We were sitting near those persons who were resisting the attackers. In the commotion, a bullet hit my daughter's arm. One cannot feel safe even in broad daylight nowadays." Government railway police SHO Sukhwant Singh from Rajpura told TOI over phone: "GRP jawans took positions within 10 minutes after we came to know about the incident. By that time, the attackers had already fled."
The incident has questioned security arrangements made by the railway officials. 12 jawans of the Railway Protection Force were on the train for security but none of them were present when the attackers entered the bogie.

The bio-toilet costs about Rs.80,000 apiece and uses uses bacteria to decompose night soil. Authorities plan to install 200 of them in Padmavathi, Ajanta and other trains
After conducting a successful trial run of using bio-toilets in 17 coaches of Hyderabad-Mumbai and Kacheguda-Bangalore Express trains, the South Central Railway (SCR) has now decided to install 200 bio-toilets in a few more trains very shortly.
Bacterial decomposition
Developed by Railway Research and Standard Organisation (RDSO) and Defence Research Development Establishment (DRDE), a bio-toilet, has six compartments and uses Inoculums (bacteria) to decompose night soil.
The night soil from commode enters into the bio-tank, where the inoculums are stored and gets decomposed by the bacteria. The...
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decomposed human soil will next enter into chlorine tank and to get purified. Finally, the out put will be water and gas, said SCR spokesperson.
Onerous task of hygiene
Maintaining cleanliness at railway stations, especially the tracks at stations is always a task. Conventional toilets in trains discharge night soil onto the track, causing unhygienic conditions and corrosion to track and coach fittings, he said.
But with simple design and easier installation in coaches, these bio-toilets help in ensuring zero discharge of night soil on the tracks. SCR had commenced a trail run of using these bio toilets in Hyderabad-Mumbai and Kacheguda-Bangalore Express trains in January and it was found beneficial, he informed.
Each bio-toilet costs about Rs.80,000 and authorities are planning to install 200 of them in Padmavathi, Ajanta and other trains in a few months, he explained.
Bio-toilets with provision to replenish inoculums and chlorine are easy to maintain.
However, these toilets would get choked, if passengers dump bottles, plastic carry bags, cups, napkins etc into it via commode. It would choke the toilet, making it unusable, he added.

New Delhi, May 17 (IANS) The BJP Friday took exception to CBI director Ranjit Sinha's remarks that former minister Pawan Kumar Bansal has a strong defence in the case of alleged bribery involving his nephew. BJP vice president Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said that Sinha's remarks were "very unfortunate". "The matter is sub judice and the investigative agency is saying that there may not be concrete evidence," Naqvi told IANS. "The matter should be properly investigated," he said. Sinha had told a newspaper Wednesday that it would be difficult to prove that Bansal was involved in the cash-for-jobs controversy as the former minister has a strong defence. Bansal was forced to quit as railway minister earlier this month after a bribery controversy surrounding his nephew Vijay Singla. The CBI arrested Singla May 3 and recovered Rs.90 lakh from him, which was allegedly paid to him by a senior railway officer to...
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get a lucrative posting.

In a concerted drive against illegal ticket sale during the summer rush, more than 100 touts and 10 unauthorised travel agents have been apprehended and prosecuted by Northern Railway.
"Our vigilance wing alongwith RPF has carried out an intensive check from March 1 to May 17 at all major locations and 116 touts were apprehended and prosecuted by the Railway Magistrate under the Section 143/144 of Railways Act 1989," said a senior Northern Railway official.
The official said the special focus was on checks against touts, unauthorised travel agents and also to detect passengers travelling on transferred tickets purchased from unauthorized agencies.
Checks were also carried out at passenger reservation and booking centers, platforms, trains, parcel offices and catering units to detect malpractices...
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in these areas.
Ten unauthorised travel agents were sapprehended and prosecuted.
"Many reservation tickets made on fictitious names were recovered from these unauthorised travel agents," he said.
Checks were also carried out on trains and five persons were detected travelling on tickets reserved in the names of other persons.
The checking drive will continue to prevent such malpractices, the official added.

17-05-2013
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CHANGE IN PATTERN OF TRAIN SERVICES IN CHENNAI CENTRAL – GUDUR SECTION
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Due to line block/power block to facilitate engineering works in Chennai Central – Gudur section, the following changes will be made in the train services.
On 18.5.2013 and 23.5.2013:
Train No.57239 Chennai Central – Gudur passenger and Train No.57240 Bitragunta – Chennai Central passenger trains will be partially cancelled between Gummidipundi and Chennai Central.
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scheduled to leave MMC at 09.55 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Ponneri – Sulurpetta.
2)Train No.42412 Sulurpetta - MMC EMU scheduled to leave Sulurpetta at 13.30 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Sulurpetta – Ponneri.
THE FOLLOWING TRAINS WILL RUN UPTO PONNERI AND WILL BE PARTIALLY CANCELLED BETWEEN PONNERI – GUMMIDIPUNDI:
1)Train No.42009 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 08.00 hrs.
2)Train No.42011 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 08.50 hrs.
3)Train No.42013 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 09.22 hrs.
4)Train No.42015 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 10.25 hrs.
5)Train No.42017 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 11.35 hrs.
THE FOLLOWING TRAINS WILL BE PARTIALLY CANCELLED BETWEEN GUMMIDIPUNDI AND PONNERI AND WILL START FROM PONNERI:
1)Train No.42018 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 09.30 hrs.
2)Train No.42020 Gummidipundi – MMC scheduled to Gummidipundi at 10.50 hrs.
3)Train No. 42022 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 11.20 hrs.
4)Train No.42024 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 13.00 hrs.
5)Train No.42026 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 13.25 hrs.
THE FOLLOWING EMUs WILL BE FULLY CANCELLED:
1)Train No.66026 Sulurpetta - MMC EMU scheduled to leave Sullurupeta at 12.00 hrs.
2)Train No.66027 MMC – Sulurpetta MMC EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 13.40 hrs.
Train No.12712 Chennai Central – Vijayawada Pinakini Express will leave late by 50 minutes.
On 20.5.2013:
THE FOLLOWING TRAINS WILL RUN UPTO PONNERI AND WILL BE PARTIALLY CANCELLED BETWEEN PONNERI – GUMMIDIPUNDI:
1)Train No. 42011 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 08.50 hrs.
2)Train No. 42013 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 09.22 hrs.
3)Train No. 42601Chennai Beach – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave Chennai Beach at 09.35 hrs.
4)Train No. 42411 MMC – Sulurpetta EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 09.55 hrs.
5)Train No. 42015 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 10.25 hrs.
6)Train No. 42017 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 11.35 hrs.
7)Train No. 42019 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 12.10 hrs.
8)Train No.42413 MMC – Sulurpetta EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 12.40 hrs.
9)Train No. 42021 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 13.15 hrs.
10)Train No.66027 MMC – Sulurpetta MMC EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 13.40 hrs.
11)Train No. 42023 MMC – Gummidipundi EMU scheduled to leave MMC at 14.35 hrs.
THE ABOVE TRAINS WILL START FROM PONNERI TOWARDS MMC AS PASSENGER SPECIAL
THE FOLLOWING EMUs WILL BE FULLY CANCELLED:
1)Train No.42046 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 21.45 hrs.
2)Train No.42020 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 10.50 hrs.
3)Train No.42022 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 11.20 hrs.
4)Train No.66026 Sullurpeta – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Sullurpeta at 12.00 hrs.
5)Train No.42024 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 13.00 hrs.
6)Train No.42026 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 13.25 hrs.
7)Train No.42028 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 14.45 hrs.
8)Train No.42030 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 15.15 hrs.
9)Train No.42412 Sulurpetta - MMC EMU scheduled to leave Sulurpetta at 13.30 hrs.
10)Train No.42032 Gummidipundi – MMC EMU scheduled to leave Gummidipundi at 15.40 hrs.

The South Central Railway (SCR) plans to procure 200 more eco-friendly bio-toilets to provide the facility on more trains in the next few months.
The decision was taken after successful trial of 48 bio-toilets fitted to the 17 coaches being run on Hyderabad-Mumbai Hussain Sagar Express and Kacheguda-Bangalore Express.
Bio-toilets were developed jointly by Railway Research and Standard Organisation (RDSO) and Defence Research Development Establishment (DRDE) for use in Indian Railways and are currently under trial in many of the zonal railways.
SCR, which has its headquarters here, took a lead in the trial and provided the facility in two trains.
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the tracks, cause unhygienic conditions and corrosion to track and coach fittings endangering the safety. Passengers use toilets while trains are at platforms and the track get scattered with human excreta creating unpleasant situation for passengers on the platforms, said a statement from SCR on Friday.
With the advent of bio-toilets, the railways have found an answer to the vexatious problem.
The bio-toilet, which has six compartments, uses inoculums (bacteria) to decompose the waste. The waste from commode enters in to the bio-tank, (where the inoculums are stored), gets decomposed by the bacteria and next enters a chlorine. The output will be just water and gas.
The railways have appealed to passengers not to dump plastic bottles, carry bags, cups, napkins and other material in bio-toilets as they get chocked and go out of order.

A new train, connecting important Sikh shrines at Amritsar and Nanded in Maharashtra, was given a grand reception by members of the community as it arrived here on its maiden journey.
The Hazoor Sahib Nanded-Amritsar weekly superfast express had left Nanded on May 15 and reached here late last night on its way to Amritsar.
Railway officials said the train would leave Nanded on Wednesdays on its regular run and reach Amritsar the next day.
On the return leg, Amritsar-HS Nanded will leave Amritsar on Mondays at 2.30 PM and arrive in Nanded the following night.
While Amritsar has the Golden Temple, Nanded in Maharashtra is where the shrine of Hazoor Sahib is situated....
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Tenth Sikh master Guru Gobind Singh had breathed his last there in 1708.
The train had been flagged off on May 15 by Maharashtra MP Bhaskar Rao Patil Khatgaonkar and Singh Sahib Giani Kulwant Singh, the head of the Hazoor Sahib shrine.
Yesterday, on arrival here, the train was welcomed by MP Santosh Chowdhary along with other public figures.

Orders for systems which will be used in Rajdhani and Shatabdi trains
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Kirloskar Electric Company has bagged an order from the Indian Railways, albeit a small one compared to its own quarterly revenue.
The company has got orders for systems which will be used in the Rajdhani and Shatabdi trains, according to an exchange notification.
“….the Company has received a prestigious order….worth Rupees 9 crores from Indian Railways for execution on a turnkey basis for design, manufacture, supply, installation & Commissioning in power cars of Rajdhani/Shatabdi trains,” said the exchange notification.  
“….The DG sets supply power to the Air conditioners, lighting in the...
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coaches as well as hotel loads in the pantry power car of the train,” it added.
The company had quarterly revenue of Rs 199.84 crore in the December quarter. March quarter results are yet to be declared.
The stock was up 8.64% to close at Rs 23.25 on the BSE.
The company supplies motors to the power generation, transmission & distribution, transportation, and renewable energy, according to its website.
Its products include AC Motors, AC Generators, DC Motors, DG sets, Electronics, Switchgear, Traction and TransformeRs   It had acquired Lloyd Dynamowerke, a specialist German Motor and Generator company in 2008.
The company’s products are available USA, Europe, Singapore, South Africa, Malaysia, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Bangladesh said its website.

17-05-2013
TEMPORARY AUGMENTATION OF TRAINS
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NORTHERN RAILWAY PRESS RELEASE
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NEW DELHI DATE-17.05.2013
TEMPORARY AUGMENTATION OF TRAINS
For the convenience of rail passengers and to increase the passenger carrying capacity of trains, Northern Railway has decided to augment the following trains on Temporary basis as per under mentioned programme: S. No. Train No. & Name Type & No.of coaches attached Ex From To Ex From To
1 12232/31 Chandigarh-Lucknow Express AC 3 Tier-1 Chandigarh 21/05/2013 30/06/2013 Lucknow 22/05/2013 01/07/2013
2 12264/63 H.Nizamuddin-Pune Duronto ...
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Express AC 2 Tier-1 H.Nizamuddin 23/05/2013 27/06/2013 Pune 24/5/2013 28/06/2013
3 12450/49 H.Nizamuddin-Madgaon Goa S.K. Express Sleeper Class-1 H.Nizamuddin 25/05/2013 29/06/2013 Madgaon 28/05/2013 02/07/2013
4 12488/87 Anand Vihar-Jogbani-Anand Vihar Seemachal Express General Class-2 ANAND VIHAR T. 21/05/2013 30/06/2013 Jogbani 22/05/2013 01/07/2013
5 14004/03 New Delhi-New Farakka Express Sleeper Class-1 New Delhi 23/05/2013 30/06/2013 New Farakka 25/05/2013 02/07/2013
6 22404/03 New Delhi-Puduchery Express Sleeper Class-1 New Delh 26/05/2013 30/06/2013 Puduchery 29/05/2013 03/07/2013
7 14008/07 Delhi Jn.-Muzaffarpur Sadbhawana Express Sleeper Class-1 Delhi Jn. 23/05/2013 27/06/2013 Muzaffarpur 25/05/2013 29/06/2013
8 14016/15 Delhi Jn.- Raxaul Sadbhawana Express Sleeper Class-1 Delhi Jn. 24/05/2013 30/06/2013 Raxaul 27/05/2013 03/07/2013
9 14014/13 Delhi Jn.- Sultanpur Sadbhawana Express Sleeper Class-1 Delhi Jn. 25/05/2013 29/06/2013 Sultanpur 26//05/2013 30/06/2013
10 14018/17 Delhi Jn.- Muzaffarpur Sadbhawana Express Sleeper Class-1 Delhi Jn. 22/05/2013 26/06/2013 Muzaffarpur 24/05/2013 28/06/2013
11 14035/36 Delhi Jn.-Pathankot Dhauladhar Express Ist A.C. cum A.C. 2 Tier-1 Delhi Jn. 22/05/2013 28/06/2013 Pathankot 23/05/2013 29/06/2013