17239/17240 Simhadri Express

17239-17240 Simhadri Express

About Simhadri Express Simhadri Express is an Indian Express Train which is operated by the Vijayawada division of South Central Railway Zone of Indian Railways. It travels between Guntur Junction (GNT) which is located in Andhra Pradesh and Visakhapatnam Junction (VSKP) which is located in Andhra Pradesh. The train numbers of Simhadri Express are 17239 and 17240. … Read more

57625/57626 Kakatiya Fast Passenger

57625-57626 Kakatiya Fast Passenger

About Kakatiya Fast Passenger Kakatiya Fast Passenger Train is a Passenger type of train which travels between Secunderabad which is located in Telangana and Manuguru which is located in Kothagudem District, it is a daily train which is operated by South Central Railways Zone of Indian Railways. The train numbers of Kakatiya Fast Passenger Train is 57625 and … Read more

17035/17036 Telangana Express

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About Telangana Express The Telangana Express is an excellent super fast train in India. Its current operators are the South Central Railways, and the train connects the two big cities of Secunderabad and Sirpur Kagaznagar. Telangana Express ran for the first time 42 years ago, that was, in 1976, on 3rd October. Telangana Express train … Read more

12449/12450 Goa Sampark Kranti Express

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12449/12450 Goa Sampark Kranti Express Goa Sampark Kranti Express is a Super Fast (SF) Train operated by Northern Railway in the division of New Delhi of Indian Railways and is one of the most important Express trains among the Sampark Kranti Express. It travels between Hazrat Nizamuddin which is located in New Delhi and Margaon which is located in Goa. … Read more

Sampark Kranti Express

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About Sampark Kranti Express The Sampark Kranti Express is a super fast train series that carries passengers quickly to New Delhi, the national capital of India, from other parts of the country. History of the Sampark Kranti Express The two words Sampark and Kranti owe their origin to Sanskrit. Sampark stands for ‘contact,’ and Kranti … Read more

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