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3.1A TRAIN-WISE "OCCUPANCY %AGE - in DESCENDING ORDER" " DAILY TRAINS" - "ALL CLASSES of a TRAIN ADDED TOGETHER" PERIOD: 01-Dec-2008 to 31-Dec-2008

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3.1A TRAIN-WISE "OCCUPANCY %AGE - IN DESCENDING ORDER" " DAILY TRAINS" - "ALL CLASSES OF A TRAIN ADDED TOGETHER" PERIOD: 01-Dec-2008 To 31-Dec-2008 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS TILL DATE YEAR TILL DATE DATE 2138 PUNJAB MAIL 31 223.73 135.27 339 54.52 2137 PUNJAB MAIL 31 212.08 111.45 149 58.64 8030 SHM LTT EXPRESS 31 203.35 119.43 223 49.32 8029 LTT SHALIMAR EX 31 202.28 120.56 181 86.91 8478 KALINGAUTKALEXP 31 201.28 123.49 209 60.18 113 BHUSAVAL PASS 31 200.67 204.65 13 2721 NIZAMUDDIN EXP 31 194.12 131.99 164 96.12 2904 GOLDN TEMPLE ML 31 192.76 133.52 306 87.23 2903 GOLDENTEMPLE ML 31 192.67 124.79 224 88.02 2129 AZAD HIND EXP 31 192.60 147.16 454 95.79 2618 MNGLA LKSDP EXP 31 191.31 130.58 287 99.96 2780 GOA EXPRESS 31 191.26 158.22 466 78.62 3351 DHN ALLP EXPRES 31 188.69 132.98 117 98.43 2860 GITANJALI EXP 31 188.68 128.62 445 16.22 2722 DAKSHIN EXPRESS 31 188.62 123.08 355 77.74 6381 KANYAKUMARI EXP 31 187.43 127.35 287 88.77 2506 NORTH EAST EXP 31 187.30 117.02 648 100.00 114 SURAT PASSENGER 31 186.87 193.91 20 2926 PASCHIM EXPRESS 31 186.16 129.26 326 74.30 1058 ASR DR EXPRESS 31 185.99 105.89 164 91.38 2130 AZAD HIND EXP 31 184.06 130.60 355 99.37 8477 UTKAL EXPRESS 31 183.98 98.11 119 60.01 2859 GITANJALI EXP. 31 183.51 135.79 531 99.38 1077 JHELUM EXPRESS 31 183.32 120.17 411 90.50 1019 KONARK EXPRESS 31 181.71 132.25 319 94.10 3020 BAGH EXPRESS 31 180.50 99.70 49 26.54 2655 NAVJEEVAN EXP 31 180.00 115.95 360 85.29 2308 JU HWH SUPFAST 31 179.37 132.63 350 100.00 3019 BAGH EXPRESS 31 178.91 91.93 95 86.68 3151 JAMMU TAWI EXP 31 178.02 96.15 90 61.35 2802 PURSHOTTAM EXP 31 177.63 128.23 339 98.94 3352 DHANBAD EXPRESS 31 177.55 122.55 346 99.09 1057 AMRITSAR EXPRES 31 177.23 103.41 98 45.07 2925 PASCHIM EXPRESS 31 176.60 128.24 319 99.94 2809 HOWRAH MAIL 31 176.43 126.12 218 99.45 8237 CHATTISGARH EXP 31 176.24 101.22 216 66.70 2834 HWH ADI EXPRESS 31 174.79 130.59 341 99.57 2833 HOWRAH EXPRESS 31 172.96 121.14 238 95.43 7305 NZM LINK EXP 31 172.48 122.41 95 76.38 2920 MALWA EXPRESS 31 172.40 136.12 104 34.45 1013 COIMBATORE EXP 31 171.56 118.92 189 97.07 2307 HWH==JU==EXP 31 171.07 140.62 440 100.00 5960 KAMRUP EXPRESS 31 170.73 138.43 148 92.17 Report no 3.1A for Daily Trains Page 1 of 20 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS TILL DATE YEAR TILL DATE DATE 2627 KARNATAKA EXP 31 170.37 128.72 416 99.93 2810 HWH MUMBAI MAIL 31 170.12 119.91 161 95.82 2312 KALKA MAIL 31 169.98 117.31 459 60.22 4056 BRAHMPUTRA MAIL 31 169.88 108.92 452 98.55 5708 ASR KIR EXPRESS 31 167.88 118.75 407 53.46 6127 MS GURUVAYUR EX 31 162.55 79.28 125 62.80 2626 KERALA EXPRESS 31 162.53 108.36 291 89.45 3307 GANGASUTLEJ EXP 31 161.07 84.02 25 22.65 2779 GOA EXPRESS 31 160.59 132.84 231 85.15 3005 AMRITSAR MAIL 31 159.40 97.18 91 67.34 6128 GUV CHENNAI EXP 31 158.99 91.22 146 77.87 5959 KAMRUP EXPRESS 31 158.92 73.87 170 69.43 9024 FZR BCT JANTA 31 158.71 110.52 131 65.83 1014 LOKMANYA TT EXP 31 158.29 110.49 135 97.65 2840 HOWRAH MAIL 31 158.12 116.63 221 100.00 2616 G T EXPRESS 31 157.61 104.90 170 84.82 2716 ASR NED EXPRESS 31 157.44 124.68 278 61.77 1015 KUSHINAGAR EXP 31 157.39 141.26 454 100.00 9106 HW ADI MAIL 31 156.39 101.69 183 53.06 8102 MURI EXPRESS 31 156.23 113.20 172 22.68 9215 SAURASHTRA EXP 31 155.60 79.12 43 43.96 8645 EAST COAST EXP 31 154.82 93.70 197 87.48 2801 PURUSHOTTAM EXP 31 154.81 104.16 181 79.69 2841 COROMANDAL EXP 31 154.44 123.39 336 99.86 3308 GANGASATLUJ EXP 31 153.90 84.03 48 21.77 1027 CHENNAI MAIL 31 152.97 118.27 163 99.46 2308A BKN HWH SUPFAST 31 152.22 127.26 127 99.29 1020 KONARK EXPRESS 31 151.72 114.26 211 95.11 3006 ASR HWH MAIL 31 151.66 100.55 97 42.62 1448 SHAKTIPUNJ EXP 31 151.59 93.29 16 23.40 7058 DEVAGIRI EXP 31 151.57 113.97 183 52.98 1039 MAHARASHTRA EXP 31 151.34 97.68 210 95.46 2625 KERALA EXPRESS 31 151.27 99.44 360 99.47 8189 TATA ALLP EXP 31 151.17 104.11 60 94.98 1094 MAHANAGARI EXP 31 150.47 132.43 318 99.67 2311 HWH DLI KLK MAI 31 149.63 93.45 217 96.54 1016 KUSHINAGAR EXP 31 149.29 129.95 260 98.14 8238 CHHATISGARH EXP 31 149.00 88.36 72 16.56 3049 AMRITSAR EXP 31 148.57 72.23 26 18.74 2534 PUSHPAK EXPRESS 31 148.47 126.81 358 91.30 2566 BIHAR S KRANTI 31 148.29 133.92 362 98.39 6627 WEST COAST EXP 31 148.19 85.72 161 85.05 9020 DEHRADUN EXP 31 148.03 90.24 16 71.17 2854 AMARKANTAK EXP 31 148.02 116.24 152 94.22 2703 FALAKNUMA EXP 31 147.82 107.10 156 100.00 3009 DOON EXPRESS 31 147.81 94.94 90 61.70 5657 KANCHANJANGA EX 31 147.70 88.48 79 70.40 9023 FZR JANATA EXP 31 147.56 84.91 73 43.88 9115 BDTS BHUJ EXP 31 147.48 106.85 111 55.80 Report no 3.1A for Daily Trains Page 2 of 20 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS TILL DATE YEAR TILL DATE DATE 2617 MANGALA LDWEEP 31 147.47 112.03 178 92.92 2864 YPR HOWRAH EXP 31 146.68 124.29 313 100.00 2861 LINK-DAKSIN EXP 31 146.52 92.71 66 86.80 1040 MAHARASHTRA EXP 31 146.16 102.42 260 65.36 1028 MUMBAI MAIL 31 146.00 109.64 164 100.00 2553 VAISHALI EXP 31 145.49 111.64 262 76.61 2163 CHENNAI EXPRESS 31 145.40 122.86 249 96.93 6529 UDYAN EXPRESS 31 144.89 113.24 226 95.55 3010K DOON EXXPRESS 31 144.66 89.81 11 94.79 9012 GUJARAT EXPRESS 31 143.85 109.94 102 89.98 7057 DEVAGIRI EXP 31 143.50 111.21 164 97.02 4055 BRAHMPUTRA MAIL 31 143.12 90.95 222 92.06 1072 KAMAYANI EXPRES 31 143.06 105.50 146 79.23 9223 ADI JAT EXPRESS 31 142.96 89.89 52 21.38 9216 SAURASHTRA EXP 31 142.63 113.27 35 90.69 2806 JANMABHOOMI EXP 31 142.59 90.92 59 47.92 2805 JANMABHOOMI EXP 31 142.55 89.95 71 51.76 2628 KARNATAKA EXP 31 142.24 117.27 210 97.07 2465 RANTHAMBORE EXP 31 142.17 91.76 50 27.11 9105 HARIDWAR MAIL 31 142.13 90.72 88 54.46 2919 MALWA EXPRESS 31 142.04 87.01 124 66.49 2554 VAISHALI EXP 31 141.53 115.65 216 96.73 5658 KANCHANJUNGA EX 31 141.02 105.72 72 85.71 1041 CSTM CHENNAI EX 31 140.90 124.64 242 99.84 2106 VIDARBHA EXPRES 31 140.37 117.78 306 38.50 2863 HWH YPR EXPRESS 31 138.72 116.92 120 100.00 6345 NETRAVATI EXP 31 138.69 110.25 180 100.00 2565 BIHAR S KRANTI 31 138.62 115.89 272 79.33 6349 PARASURAM EXP 31 138.61 65.74 42 38.97 3152 SEALDAH EXPRESS 31 138.23 88.47 58 18.60 5159 SARNATH EXPRESS 31 138.04 96.78 160 68.43 2956 JP BCT SUPFAST 31 137.99 118.84 144 100.00 2140 SEWAGRAM EXP.
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    Darjeeling Mail: Mumbai to Kolkata by Luxury Deccan Odyssey Train https://www.irtsociety.com/journey/darjeeling-mail/ Overview The Highlights - Three days exploring Mumbai, including the UNESCO site of Elephanta Caves - Take in the majesty of some of India's most famous landmarks, such as the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Jaipur's Amber Fort - A ride on the "Toy Train" Darjeeling Himalayan Railway - Explore Udaipur, known as the "City of Lakes" The Society of International Railway Travelers | irtsociety.com | (800) 478-4881 Page 1/7 - Memorable dinner with traditional performers at the Rambagh Palace Hotel in Jaipur - Luxurious accommodations: Seven nights aboard the Deccan Odyssey, two nights at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, three nights in Darjeeling's Hotel Mayfair, and two nights at Kolkata's Taj Bengal Hotel - Transfers, most meals, and all gratuities included The Tour Darjeeling Mail on the Deccan Odyssey luxury train is one of the best ways to travel through India. Experience the breathtaking views of the Himalayas from the hill plantations, explore the vibrant bazaars of Delhi, watch the sunrise on the sacred Ganges at Varanasi, and visit the amazing sights of Agra, including, of course, the incomparable Taj Mahal. A trip to India will change the way you view the world forever. Embark on a stunning journey by private train across Northern India, coast to coast, from the Arabian Sea to the Bay of Bengal. From the warm-heartedness of the people to the scenery and wonderful sights and sounds, a private rail journey through India is an unforgettable experience. Itinerary Day 1: Mumbai Your voyage of discovery begins at Mumbai airport, where you will be met and transferred to the iconic five-star Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Hotel for a luxurious two-night stay.
  • 193-209 TAG46-65 22-10-09.Ps, Page 1-17 @ Normalize ( TAG46-65.Pmd )

    193-209 TAG46-65 22-10-09.Ps, Page 1-17 @ Normalize ( TAG46-65.Pmd )

    Dhanbad Kache- Manmad Manmad Visakha- Kakinada Secun- Secun- D-harma Hazur Hazur Nagpur/ Secun- Hazur Rames- Patna Auranga- Hyderabad Sriganga Latur Sri guda Mumbai Lokmanya patnam Town/ derabad derabad bad Sahib Sahib Mumbai derabad Sahib waram Purna bad Pune Nagar Mumbai Chhatrapati Hazur Pancha- Tilak Manmad Vijaya- Manmad Manmad Manmad Nanded Nanded Nandigram Mumbai Nanded Okha Express Mumbai Express Hazur Express TRAIN NAME Shahu (T) Sahib vati Terminus Express wada Express Ajanta Express Amritsar Mumbai Express Devgiri Pune Express Jan Sahib Deekshabh- Nanded Express Express Manmad Express Sach- Tapovan Express Express Shatabdi Nanded oomi Express Express khand Express Express Express Express Express 7206/ Train Number 1046@ 7639 2110 26118 140 7208 7002 78064 768 28715 761 1402 7058 2730 69733 760 2072 *7014 2486# 1006 2A,3A CC CC CC 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A CC 2A,3A CC 2A,3A 1A,2A,3A 3A 3A 2A,3A CC 2A,3A 2A,3A 1A,2A,3A Class of accommodation SL,II II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II II SL,II,P 2S,II,P SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II,P SL,II,P 2S SL,II SL,II SL,II,P From Table No. 44 30 30 71 17 9 Days of departure at originating station M Daily Daily Daaily W,S Mu/Tu F,S Dyaily Dail Dyaily Dail Daily Daily Tu,Su Tuh S Daily Tu,F,Su F Daily Km. 23.48 9 Kacheguda d 07.30 23.58 Hyderabad d 22.45 a 16.25 16.25 0 Secunderabad d 16.40 16.40 16.40 18.10 13.30 a 18.20 18.20 18.20 00.05 Vikarabad d 18.25 18.25 18.25 00.07 a 20.10 20.10 20.10 02.10 Bidar d 20.15 20.15 20.15 02.15 a 10.40 21.00 16.10 03.08 161 Nizamabad d 10.45 21.05 16.15 03.10 a 11.32 21.47 17.04 200 Dharmabad d 11.33 21.48 04.00 17.05 19.35 Balharshah d 19.45 a 16.00 18.25 Nagpur d 16.10 06.00 18.45 ..