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Train Time Table 2026

Numerous Indian Railway zones are initiating the disclosure of modifications in train schedules, frequency adjustments, revised timings, and various other alterations. These adjustments are set to be implemented with the unveiling of the ✅ Train Schedule . The specifics are outlined below.

The New Time Table–22 will come into effect from 01.01.2026.

  • During the period from January 2025 to December 2025, 18 pairs of trains have been introduced. These include two pairs of Vande Bharat trains, one pair of daily Express trains, two pairs of weekly Express trains, and three pairs of DEMU trains.
  • A total of 26 trains (13 pairs) have been extended to different destinations. Ten special trains (five pairs) running on Temporary Operational Demand (TOD) have been regularised. The days of run of two trains have been changed.
  • Further, 16 trains have been converted into SUPERFAST trains, and the train numbers of five pairs have been changed. One hundred and twenty-three trains have been sped up by 5 to 185 minutes.
  • Additionally, 50 trains have been provided with additional stoppages. Three pairs of ICF rake trains have been converted into MEMU rakes, and 13 rakes / 16 trains have been converted into LHB rakes.
  • Overall, the timings of 413 trains have been revised to facilitate better convenience for passengers.

Central Railway : New Train Time Table

Central Railway has notified changes in timings of the following trains at Hotgi, Ganagapur Road and Kalaburagi stations. The revised timings will come into effect from the dates mentioned below for the journeys commencing from their originating stations.

Train No. 17308 Bagalkot–Mysuru Basava Daily Express will arrive Hotgi at 18:18 hrs instead of 18:28 hrs and depart at 18:20 hrs instead of 18:30 hrs with effect from 01.06.2026.
Train No. 17050 Hyderabad–SSS Hubballi Daily Express will arrive Ganagapur Road at 20:28 hrs instead of 20:38 hrs and depart at 20:30 hrs instead of 20:40 hrs with effect from 01.06.2026.
Train No. 20667 Yesvantpur–Jaipur Weekly Superfast Express will arrive Kalaburagi at 01:45 hrs instead of 01:50 hrs and depart at 01:48 hrs instead of 01:53 hrs with effect from 04.06.2026.
Train No. 22690 Yesvantpur–Ahmedabad Weekly Superfast Express will arrive Kalaburagi at 01:45 hrs instead of 01:50 hrs and depart at 01:48 hrs instead of 01:53 hrs with effect from 07.06.2026.
Train No. 22601 Dr. MGR Chennai Central–Sainagar Shirdi Weekly Superfast Express will also arrive Kalaburagi at 01:45 hrs instead of 01:50 hrs and depart at 01:48 hrs instead of 01:53 hrs with effect from 03.06.2026.

Eastern Railway : New Train Time Table

Eastern Railway announced that the features of new Time Table of Eastern Railway which will be effective from 01.01.2026, aimed at considerable improvement in train running algorithm as well as optimisation of path resulting in considerable reduction in journey time. This reduction in journey time will in turn increase operational flexibility and will make for provision of accommodating more trains in near future.

The salient feature of the new Time Table includes provision of extension of six Howrah – Arambagh – Howrah EMU locals (37359, 37365, 37367, 37369, 37360, 37366) upto Goghat, two Howrah – Tarakeswar – Howrah EMU locals (37341, 37354) upto Goghat, four Tarakeswar – Arambagh – Tarakeswar EMU locals (37385, 37396, 37398, 37386) upto Goghat, o­ne Sealdah – Ranaghat EMU local (31635) upto Shantipur, o­ne B B D Bag – Barrackpore EMU local (30113) upto Kalyani and o­ne Barrackpore – Sealdah EMU local (31242) upto Kalyani to suit the need of the commuters suburban section. Two Barddhaman – Tinpahar MEMU (63063, 63064) will be extended upto Sahibganj.

Frequency of six EMU trains will be revised. 33318/33321 Hasnabad – Barasat – Hasnabad EMU local will run daily instead of six days a week. Train Nos.31223/31242 Sealdah – Barrackpore – Sealdah EMU local & 30116/30113 Barrackpore – B B D Bag EMU local will run six days a week instead of daily run. Moreover, timings of 45 Mail/Express trains and 203 Nos. of EMU/MEMU/DEMU/Passenger trains have been revised.

Northern Railway : Time Table Updates

Change in Timings of Trains

Northern Railway has informed all rail users that, due to operational reasons, the timings of the following trains at the specified stations will be revised as detailed below.

  • Train No. 54020 Rohtak Jn.–Rewari Jn. Passenger will have revised timings with effect from 30.01.2026. The train will now depart Rohtak Junction at 20:35 hrs instead of 20:15 hrs. It will arrive at and depart Asthal Bohar at 20:43/20:44 hrs, Dighal at 20:55/20:56 hrs, Jhajjar at 21:09/21:10 hrs, Machhrauli at 21:20/21:21 hrs, Palhawas at 21:32/21:33 hrs, and Gokulgarh at 21:43/21:44 hrs. The train will arrive at Rewari Junction at 22:20 hrs instead of 21:50 hrs.
  • Train No. 82501 Lucknow–New Delhi Tejas Express will have revised timings with effect from 01.02.2026. The train will arrive at Ghaziabad Junction at 11:55 hrs and depart at 11:57 hrs, instead of 11:52/11:54 hrs. It will now arrive at New Delhi at 12:40 hrs instead of 12:35 hrs.
  • Train No. 22449 Guwahati–New Delhi Express will arrive at New Delhi at 12:50 hrs instead of 12:45 hrs with effect from 31.01.2026.
  • Train No. 14037 Silchar–New Delhi Poorvottar Sampark Kranti Express will arrive at New Delhi at 12:50 hrs instead of 12:45 hrs with effect from 02.02.2026.
  • Train No. 12349 Godda–New Delhi Humsafar Express will also arrive at New Delhi at 12:50 hrs instead of 12:45 hrs with effect from 02.02.2026.
  • Train No. 14619 Agartala–Firozpur Cantt Express will have revised timings with effect from 05.02.2026. The train will arrive at New Delhi at 12:50 hrs and depart at 13:05 hrs, instead of 12:45/13:00 hrs. It will arrive at Shakur Basti at 13:30 hrs and depart at 13:32 hrs, instead of 13:25/13:27 hrs. The train will arrive at Rohtak Junction at 14:23 hrs and depart at 14:25 hrs, instead of 14:18/14:20 hrs.
  • Train No. 22427 Ballia–Anand Vihar Terminal SUF Express will arrive at Anand Vihar Terminal at 12:40 hrs instead of 12:35 hrs with effect from 01.02.2026.
  • Train No. 15557 Darbhanga Jn.–Anand Vihar Terminal Amrit Bharat Express will arrive at Anand Vihar Terminal at 12:50 hrs instead of 12:45 hrs with effect from 02.02.2026.
  • Train No. 12583 Lucknow–Anand Vihar Terminal Double Decker Express will have revised timings with effect from 01.02.2026. There will be no change in timings at Ghaziabad (12:12/12:14 hrs). The train will now arrive at Anand Vihar Terminal at 13:00 hrs instead of 12:55 hrs.
  • Train No. 54329 Balamu Jn.–Shahjehanpur Passenger will have revised timings with effect from 30.01.2026. The train will arrive at and depart Baghauli at 18:18/18:19 hrs, Masit at 18:26/18:27 hrs, Karna at 18:35/18:36 hrs, and Hardoi at 18:50/18:52 hrs. All other timings of the train will remain unchanged.
  • Train No. 54075 Bareilly–Delhi Jn. Passenger will have revised timings with effect from 30.01.2026. There will be no change at Gajraula Junction. The train will arrive at and depart Garhmuktesar Bridge at 23:43/23:45 hrs, Garhmuktesar at 23:55/00:05 hrs, Simbhooli at 00:15/00:17 hrs, Hapur at 00:40/00:50 hrs, and Pilkhua at 01:05/01:10 hrs. All other timings will remain the same.

Northeast Frontier Railway : Time Table Updates

Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has introduced a new timetable with effect from 1st January 2026. The revised timetable focuses on passenger convenience and operational improvements.

  • Under the new timetable, 20 new train services introduced during 2025 have been regularised. These include Mail/Express and Passenger trains connecting important destinations such as Guwahati, Sairang, Dibrugarh, Agartala, North Lakhimpur, Katihar, Jogbani and Anand Vihar. The new services provide better connectivity, especially on long-distance and previously difficult routes.
  • To further improve passenger convenience, the frequency of certain trains has been increased. Passenger trains between Silchar and Mahishashan will now run six days a week instead of two days. This will benefit daily commuters and passengers from the Barak Valley region.
  • The new timetable also includes Special trains operated during peak seasons. A total of 12 pairs of Special trains on important long-distance routes have been incorporated. This will help manage passenger rush during festivals, holidays and high-demand periods.
  • A major feature of the timetable is the addition of over 170 new stoppages. These stoppages are spread across Assam, Tripura, West Bengal, Bihar and nearby areas. They will improve rail access for passengers in semi-urban and rural regions.
  • NFR has also undertaken shifting of traction change points to allow end-to-end electric operations. Several long-distance and premium trains, including Rajdhani Express services, will now run on continuous electric traction.

Renumbering of Trains

North Frontier Railway has notified the renumbering of the following trains along with a change in their category.

  • Train No. 12508 running from Silchar to Thiruvananthapuram Central, presently classified as a Superfast train, will be renumbered as Train No. 15608 and reclassified as a Mail/Express train with effect from 19 March 2026.
  • Train No. 12507 running from Thiruvananthapuram Central to Silchar will be renumbered as Train No. 15607 with effect from 24 March 2026.
  • Train No. 12516 running from Silchar to Coimbatore will be renumbered as Train No. 15628 with effect from 24 March 2026.
  • Train No. 12515 running from Coimbatore to Silchar will be renumbered as Train No. 15627 with effect from 29 March 2026.

South Central Railway : Time Table Updates

Salient features of South Central Railway’s new Timetable

New Trains Introduced

  • Under South Central Railway (SCR), six new Express trains have been introduced. These include the weekly Tirupati–Chikmagalur Express (Train Nos. 17423/17424) introduced from 17th and 18th July 2025, the daily Kacheguda–Bhagat Ki Kothi Express (Train Nos. 17605/17606) from 20th and 22nd July 2025, and the weekly Tirupati–Shirdi Sai Nagar Express (Train Nos. 17425/17426) from 14th and 15th December 2025. No new Passenger or Suburban services have been introduced by SCR.

Other Railways have introduced eight new Express trains, including Chennai Central–Bhagat Ki Kothi (Train Nos. 20625/20626), Firozpur Cantt–Nanded (Train Nos. 14621/14622), Gwalior–SMVT Bengaluru (Train Nos. 11085/11086), and the Erode–Jogbani Amrit Bharat Express (Train Nos. 16601/16602). In addition, two new Amrit Bharat Express trains, Muzaffarpur–Charlapalli (Train Nos. 15293/15294), have been introduced in October 2025.

Extensions of Trains

  • Several SCR Express trains have been extended. Visakha Express (Train Nos. 17015/17016) has been extended up to Bhubaneswar New, the Jalna–Mumbai CST Vande Bharat Express (Train Nos. 20705/20706) has been extended up to Nanded, Kacheguda–Mysuru Express (Train Nos. 12785/12786) up to Ashokapuram, and Renigunta–Gudur Passenger (Train No. 67204) up to Nellore.
  • Other Railway trains such as Konark Express (Train Nos. 11019/11020) have also been extended to Bhubaneswar New, while Chennai Central–Vijayawada Vande Bharat Express (Train Nos. 20677/20678) has been extended up to Narasapur. Two Passenger trains between Bengaluru and Dharmavaram have been extended up to Anantapur.

Change in Days of Service

  • Ten SCR-owned trains have revised days of service with effect from October and December 2025, including Vande Bharat services between Secunderabad and Visakhapatnam and multiple Kacheguda–Chengalpattu, Puducherry, and Kakinada Port services. Additionally, two trains of other Railways—Chennai Central–Ahmedabad and Chennai Central–Ekta Nagar—have interchanged their operating days with effect from 18th April 2025.

Conversion to Superfast Status

  • Train Nos. 17229/17230 between Secunderabad and Thiruvananthapuram have been converted from Mail/Express to Superfast category and renumbered as Train Nos. 20629/20630 with effect from 6th October 2025, resulting in time savings of up to 65 minutes.

Renumbering of Trains

  • Several trains have been renumbered due to conversion, operational changes, or transfer of primary maintenance. This includes conversion of DEMU services between Kacheguda and Raichur into MEMU services and renumbering of trains between Hubbali–Hyderabad and Mumbai–Balharshah sectors.

Experimental Halts

  • Twenty trains have been provided experimental halts at various stations such as Rajampet, Manchiryal, Sirpur Kaghaznagar, Nagarur, Nawandgi, Jangaon, Kovvur, Anaparthi, and Shankarpalli between June 2025 and January 2026 across Guntakal, Secunderabad, Vijayawada, and other divisions.

New Halts

  • A large number of Express and Superfast trains have been provided new halts at stations including Krishna, Dharmavaram Junction, Basmat, Gangakhed, Koduru, Mahbubnagar, Ramagundam, Sirpur Kaghaznagar, Gudur Junction, Dornakal Junction, Jammikunta, Bellampalli, Jadcherla, Malkajgiri, Bitragunta, Chandragiri, Gooty Junction, Razampeta, Nandalur, Saidapur, and several others with effect from September 2025 onwards.

Diversion of Trains

  • Twelve trains have been diverted via Moula Ali, Dayanand Nagar, and Bolarum sections instead of the Secunderabad–Malkajgiri route, leading to elimination of stoppages at Secunderabad for select services between Visakhapatnam, Nanded, Sambalpur, Tirupati, Adilabad, Narasapur, and Nagarsol.

New ‘On Demand’ Trains Added

  • Eight SCR ‘On Demand’ trains have been added connecting Hyderabad, Secunderabad, Kacheguda, Jaipur, Bikaner, Gorakhpur, and Agartala. Six additional ‘On Demand’ trains of other Railways have been introduced between Hisar, Tirupati, KSR Bengaluru, Lal Kuan, Ahmedabad, and Thiruchchirappalli.

Change in Passenger Timetable Timings

  • Timings of 25 Passenger, MEMU, and Express trains have been revised at originating stations with early or late departures, covering services from Vijayawada, Narasapur, Tirupati, Guntakal, Kadapa, Kacheguda, Secunderabad, Guntur, Nizamabad, and Karimnagar.

South Eastern Railway : Time Table Updates

  • New Trains
    • One pair of MEMU passenger trains has been introduced between Tatanagar and Chaibasa. Train No. 68137 Tatanagar–Chaibasa MEMU departs Tatanagar at 20:55 hrs and arrives at Chaibasa at 23:00 hrs, while Train No. 68138 Chaibasa–Tatanagar MEMU departs Chaibasa at 03:20 hrs and arrives at Tatanagar at 05:45 hrs. These trains will run daily.
    • One pair of MEMU passenger trains has also been introduced between Tatanagar and Chakulia. Train No. 68128 Tatanagar–Chakulia MEMU departs Tatanagar at 11:00 hrs and arrives at Chakulia at 12:45 hrs, while Train No. 68127 Chakulia–Tatanagar MEMU departs Chakulia at 15:00 hrs and arrives at Tatanagar at 17:00 hrs. Train No. 68127 will run except Saturday, and Train No. 68128 will run except Sunday.
    • Similarly, one pair of MEMU passenger trains has been introduced between Howrah and Purulia. Train No. 68121 Howrah–Purulia MEMU departs Howrah at 16:15 hrs and arrives at Purulia at 23:55 hrs, while Train No. 68122 Purulia–Howrah MEMU departs Purulia at 11:40 hrs and arrives at Howrah at 04:00 hrs. Train No. 68121 will run except Friday, and Train No. 68122 will run except Saturday.
  • Experimental Stoppages
    • Several trains have been provided experimental stoppages at different stations with effect from various dates. Trains 15027/15028, 18637/18638, and 12129/12130 will have stoppages at Rajgangpur with effect from 04.01.2025 (18637/18638 w.e.f. 04.01.2024). Trains 12833/12834, 18011/18012, 18013/18014, and 22642 will have stoppages at Mecheda from January 2025 to September 2025 on respective dates. Trains 18029/18030 will stop at Galudih from 27.02.2025, while 12891/12892 will stop at Bhanjpur from 28.04.2025.
    • Passenger train 68061 Adra–Asansol will have stoppages at Ramkanali Jn., Madhukunda, Joychandi Pahar, and Bero from 01.09.2025. Several long-distance and express trains including 18478/18477, 18114/18113, 18110/18109, 18012/18011, 18006/18005, 15930/15929, 15630/15629, 13417, 13288/13287, 12949, 12872/12871, 12822/12821, 12816, 12814/12813, 12444/12443, and 22861/22862 will be provided experimental stoppages at stations such as Bisra, Burnpur, Jaleswar, Beldа, Basta, Kandra, Bagdihi, Rupsa, Bishnupur, Sardihа, Khanudih, Goilkera, and others between 01.09.2025 and 20.12.2025, as notified.
  • Change in Timings with Effect from 01.01.2026
    • The timings of several trains will be revised with effect from 01.01.2026. Trains including 18631 Ranchi–Chopan, 12817 Hatia–Anand Vihar, 68018 Lohardaga–Ranchi, 18603 Ranchi–Godda, 13514 Hatia–Asansol, 18616 Hatia–Howrah, and 18175 Hatia–Jharsuguda will have revised departure timings.
    • Similarly, the arrival timings of trains such as 18620 Godda–Ranchi, 18630 Gorakhpur–Ranchi, 58033 Bokaro Steel City–Ranchi, 18085 Kharagpur–Ranchi, 18601 Tatanagar–Hatia, 18614 Chopan–Ranchi, 58660 Rourkela–Hatia, 20408 New Delhi–Ranchi, and many others have been revised. Both departure and arrival timings of 22329 Haldia–Asansol have also been changed. Passengers are advised to note the revised timings before planning their journeys.
  • Terminal Change
    • With effect from 25.08.2025, Train No. 12841 Shalimar–Chennai Coromondal Express and Train No. 12821 Shalimar–Puri Dhauli Express will be shifted from Shalimar to Howrah for departure. Similarly, Train No. 12842 Chennai–Shalimar Coromondal Express and Train No. 12822 Puri–Shalimar Dhauli Express will arrive at Howrah instead of Shalimar from the same date.
  • Change of Train Number
    • With effect from 01.02.2026, Train No. 12891 Bangriposi–Puri will be renumbered as 18401, and Train No. 12892 Puri–Bangriposi will be renumbered as 18402.

Southern Railway : Time Table Updates

Revised Train Numbers, Schedules, Stoppages

  • The 02841/02842 Shalimar–MGR Chennai–Shalimar Special has been regularised as Train No. 18041/18042 Shalimar–MGR Chennai Express, which will run from Shalimar on Mondays from 06 April 2026 and from MGR Chennai Central on Tuesdays from 07 April 2026. The train will run via the stations Shalimar, Santragachi, Kharagpur, Balasore, Ranital Link Jn. Cabin, Bhadrak, Cuttack, Bhubaneswar, Khurda Road, Brahmapur, Vizianagaram, Simhachalam North, Duvvada, Samalkot Jn, Rajahmundry, Vijayawada, Ongole, Nellore, Gudur, MGR Chennai Central.
  • The 02863/02864 Santragachi–Yelahanka–Santragachi Special has been regularised as Train No. 18063/18064 Santragachi–Yelahanka AC Express, which will run from Santragachi on Thursdays from 02 April 2026 and from Yelahanka on Tuesdays from 04 April 2026. The train will run via the stations Santragachi, Kharagpur, Balasore, Ranital Jn, Bhadrak, Cuttack, Bhubaneswar, Khurda Road, Brahmapur, Palasa, Srikakulam Road, Vizianagaram, Kottavalasa, Pendruti, Simhachalam North, Duvvada, Rajahmundry, Vijayawada, Krishna Canal, Guntur, Narasaraopet, Markapur Road, Giddalur, Nandyal, Dhone, Gooty, Anantapur, Dharmavaram, Hindupur, Yelahanka.
  • The 02847/02848 Santragachi–Digha–Santragachi Special has been regularised as Train No. 58025/58026 Santragachi–Digha Fast Passenger, which will run on Saturdays from 04 April 2026. The train will run via the stations Santragachi, Uluberia, Bagnan, Mecheda, Tamluk, Kathi, Digha.
  • Similarly, the 02897/02898 Santragachi–Digha–Santragachi Special has been regularised as Train No. 58029/58030 Santragachi–Digha Fast Passenger, which will run on Sundays from 05 April 2026. The train will run via the stations Santragachi, Uluberia, Bagnan, Mecheda, Tamluk, Kathi, Digha.
  • The 08007/08008 Shalimar–Bhanjpur–Shalimar Special has been regularised as Train No. 18015/18016 Shalimar–Bhanjpur Express, which will run from Shalimar on Thursdays and Saturdays from 21 May 2026 and from Bhanjpur on Mondays and Saturdays from 23 May 2026. The train will run via the stations Shalimar, Santragachi, Bagnan, Panskura, Kharagpur, Belda, Jaleswar, Basta, Rupsa, Jugpura, Betnoti, Krishnachandrapur, Jamsole, Baripada, Bhanjpur.
  • The 08011/08012 Bhanjpur–Puri–Bhanjpur Special has been regularised as Train No. 18017/18018 Bhanjpur–Puri Express, which will run from Bhanjpur on Thursdays and Saturdays from 21 May 2026 and from Puri on Sundays and Fridays from 23 May 2026. The train will run via the stations Bhanjpur, Baripada, Betnoti, Rupsa, Balasore, Soro, Ranital Link Jn. Cabin, Bhadrak, Jajpur Keonjhar Road, Cuttack, Bhubaneswar, Khurda Road, Puri.

Change in Train Terminal

Change in Train Terminal from Nagercoil to Kanniyakumari

Southern Railway announced that in view of the o­ngoing engineering works by RVNL at Nagercoil Junction, the following trains will temporarily originate/terminate at Kanniyakumari Jn instead of Nagercoil Jn until further advice, as detailed below.

  • Train No. 12667/12668 Tambaram–Nagercoil–Tambaram Weekly Superfast Express is extended up to Kanniyakumari. Train No. 12667 will run as Tambaram–Kanniyakumari Express with effect from 8th January 2026, while Train No. 12668 will run as Kanniyakumari–Tambaram Express with effect from 9th January 2026. The extended service will halt at Tirunelveli, Nagercoil and terminate at Kanniyakumari as per the revised timings.
  • Train No. 12689/12690 Dr. MGR Chennai Central–Nagercoil–Dr. MGR Chennai Central Weekly Superfast Express is also extended up to Kanniyakumari. Train No. 12689 will operate as Dr. MGR Chennai Central–Kanniyakumari Express with effect from 9th January 2026, and Train No. 12690 will operate as Kanniyakumari–Dr. MGR Chennai Central Express with effect from 11th January 2026. The train will stop at Tirunelveli and Nagercoil before reaching Kanniyakumari.
  • Train No. 22657/22658 Tambaram–Nagercoil–Tambaram Tri-Weekly Superfast Express is extended to Kanniyakumari as well. Train No. 22657 will run as Tambaram–Kanniyakumari Express with effect from 11th January 2026, and Train No. 22658 will run as Kanniyakumari–Tambaram Express with effect from 12th January 2026. The extended service will have scheduled halts at Tirunelveli, Valliyur and Nagercoil en route to Kanniyakumari.

The comprehensive update to Southern Railway’s Time Table is scheduled to come into force o­n 01st January, 2026

On Southern Railway, this revision marks a major step forward in improving train timings and significantly enhancing the speed of Mail/Express trains. Focused maintenance works across the zone, along with essential infrastructure improvements and track upgrades, are set to deliver faster, safer, and more efficient train journeys for passengers.

Key highlights in Southern Railway portion of South Zone Time Table:

  • 8 New Trains have been introduced
  • 4 trains have been extended
  • Change in days of services of 8 trains
  • Train Numbers of 44 Express/Superfast Express/Passenger trains has been changed
  • Experimental Stoppages provided for 102 Express Trains at Various Stations
  • 22 Mail/Express/Passenger trains speeded up in the year 2025
  • 65 Mail/Express/Superfast trains are being speeded up with effect from 01st January, 2026
  • 14 Passenger trains are being speeded up with effect from 01st January, 2026
  • 7 Vande Bharat Express were permanently augmented with 40 extra coaches during the year 2025
  • Permanent augmentation of 46 express trains and 27 Passenger trains with 62 coaches during the period from 01.01.2025 to 31.12.2025.
  • LHB conversion of 25 pairs of Express trains with 29 rakes from 01.01.2025 to 31.12.2025

South Western Railway : Time Table Updates

Change in Timings of Trains

  • Train No. 20693 Jodhpur–KSR Bengaluru Bi-weekly Superfast Express will arrive/depart Ghatprabha at 08:28/08:30 hrs instead of 08:43/08:45 hrs and Belagavi at 09:35/09:40 hrs instead of 09:50/09:55 hrs, with effect from the journey commencing o­n 25.07.2026.
  • Train No. 20686 KSR Bengaluru–Gandhidham Weekly Superfast Express will arrive/depart Belagavi at 09:35/09:40 hrs instead of 10:05/10:10 hrs, with effect from the journey commencing o­n 25.07.2026.
  • Train No. 16209 Ajmer–Mysuru Bi-weekly Express will arrive/depart Belagavi at 09:35/09:40 hrs instead of 09:45/09:50 hrs, with effect from the journey commencing o­n 26.07.2026.
  • Train No. 16531 Ajmer–KSR Bengaluru Weekly Express will arrive/depart Belagavi at 09:35/09:40 hrs instead of 09:45/09:50 hrs, with effect from the journey commencing o­n 27.07.2026.
  • Train No. 16533 Jodhpur–KSR Bengaluru Weekly Express will arrive/depart Belagavi at 09:35/09:40 hrs instead of 09:45/09:50 hrs, with effect from the journey commencing o­n 29.07.2026.
  • Train No. 11097 Pune–Ernakulam Weekly Express will arrive/depart Londa at 08:20/08:30 hrs instead of 07:58/08:00 hrs, with effect from the journey commencing o­n 25.07.2026.

Western Railway : Time Table Updates

Western Railway has announced that its Bhavnagar Division will permanently increase the number of air-conditioned (AC) coaches in Mail and Express trains to enhance passenger comfort. It has also been decided to ensure a minimum of six sleeper class coaches in every Mail/Express train, along with an increase in AC coaches. With this initiative, additional AC coaches will be added permanently, offering more seating capacity and improved travel convenience for passengers.

Details of the revised coach composition are as follows:

  • Train No. 19217/19218 Bandra Terminus–Veraval Express will have its third AC coaches increased from 3 to 7. This revised composition will be effective from Bandra Terminus from 22 May 2026 and from Veraval from 23 May 2026.
  • Train No. 12971/12972 Bandra Terminus–Bhavnagar Terminus Express will have its third AC coaches increased from 6 to 7. This change will be implemented from Bhavnagar Terminus from 21 May 2026 and from Bandra Terminus from 22 May 2026.
  • Train No. 19217/19218 Bhavnagar–Haridwar Express will also see an increase in third AC coaches from 6 to 7. The revised composition will be effective from Bhavnagar Terminus from 21 May 2026 and from Haridwar from 23 May 2026.
  • Train No. 12941/12942 Bhavnagar–Asansol Superfast Express will have its third AC coaches increased from 6 to 7. This change will be effective from Bhavnagar Terminus from 26 May 2026 and from Asansol from 28 May 2026.
  • Train No. 22963/22964 Bandra Terminus–Bhavnagar Superfast Express will have its third AC coaches increased from 6 to 7. The revised composition will be implemented from Bhavnagar Terminus from 24 May 2026 and from Bandra Terminus from 25 May 2026.
  • Train No. 19319/19320 Veraval–Indore Express will also have its third AC coaches increased from 6 to 7. This change will be effective from Indore from 26 May 2026 and from Veraval from 27 May 2026.

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Monsoon Train Time Table for the trains running via the Konkan Railway network.

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You can find the local train time table on respective pages available on Train Help website. following are the available post Mumbai local train table, Kolkata Train time table, Chennai Local latest time table etc.

✅What all railway zones information available on Train Help?

18 Indian Railway zones train time table info available with Train Help. Following are the name few Central Railway, Eastern Railway, East Central Railway, East Coast , Northern Railway, North Central, North Eastern Railway, Northeast Railway, North Western Railway, Southern Railway, South Central Railway, South Coast Railway, South Eastern Railway, South East railway, South Western Railway, West Central Railway, Konkan Railways etc.

7 COMMENTS

  1. I have paid online Rs 70 + applicable charges (Rs 117) on 6th July 2019 for the train timetable book from Bengaluru. When do I get my book.

  2. In earlier Trains At A Galance timetables there used to be a page having the yearly calender. It is not there since last 2-3 years. Please include it once again.
    Also, as was done earlier, there should be at least two ruled blank pages meant for the passengers to joy down their travelling plans. Please start it again.

  3. Southern Railway is increasing many trains for Kerala public whereas Tamil Nadu people are neglected. MPs of Tamil Nadu is not having adequate knowledge about trains so this happens. South Tamil Nadu public are totally neglected. Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari need more trains as they are traveling to Chennai and rest of the places by bus due to non availability of train accommodation. To travel rest of the country Tamil Nadu people travel either to Chennai or to Thiruvananthapuram to catch train. This is pathetic. Many trains terminating at Thiruvananthapuram must be extended upto Kanyakumari or to Nagercoil.

  4. Page starts with “NEW TRAIN TIME TABLE 2017 – 2018 Details” but there is nothing else about the 2017-18 edition. Where is the time table 17-18?
    Thanks.

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