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Weekly Trains Passenger Trains Daily Trains TRAIN TIME TABLE AT ROURKELA as on 01.10.2013 Towards JSG , BSP etc Towards Howrah , Hatiya etc. Train No Arr. Dep Train No Arr Dep Time Time Time Time Daily Trains 12130 03.55 04.05 Howrah - Pune Azad Hind Express 12129 21.02 21.17 12810 02.12` 02.27` Howrah - Mumbai Mail 12809 22.56 23.11 12834 06.15` 06.30` Howrah - Ahemedabad Express 12833 06.32` 06.47 12860 19.48 20.03 Howrah - Mumbai Geetanjali Express 12859 05.43 05.50 12871 13.35 13.55 Howrah - Titilagarh Ispat Express 12872 11.20 11.40 13288 11.27 11.42 Danapur Durg South Bihar 13287 15.35 15.50 13351 18.30 19.00 Dhanbad - Allepay Express 13352 05.20 05.30 # 18189 18.35 Tata - Allepay Express *18190 05.20` 06.15` 18005 04.45 05.28 Howrah - Koraput Samaleswari Express 18006 22.00 22.20 18030 23.03 23.13 Shalimar - LTT Express 18029 03.30 03.35 18105 05.15` Bhubaneswar - Roukela Intercity Express 18106 21.30 18107 18.10 Koraput - Rourkela Express 18108 06.50 18451 19.10 19.20 Hatia - Puri Tapaswini Express 18452 08.05 08.20 18477 09.15` 09.30 Haridwar - Puri Utkal Express 18478 16.50 17.05 18110 14.05 Rourkela - Jammu Tawi Express 18109 11.35 Weekly Trains 12102( M,Tu,Th,F) 04.53 05.00 Howrah - Kurla Super Dlx (Gyaneswari Express) 12101(Tu,W,Sa,Su) 20.41 20.56 12152(Sa,Su) 06.00 06.15 Howrah - LTT Super Fast Samarsatta Express 12151(Th,F) 22.25 22.40 12812(F,Sa) 12.20 12.30 Hatia - LTT Super Fast Express 12811(M,Tu) 00.52 01.02 12831( M,W,Sa) 23.30 23.40 Hatia - Bhubaneswar Garib Rath 12832( M,W,Sa) 04.00 04.10 12835(Tu,Su) 21.01` 21.06 Hatia Yashabantapur Superfast Express 12836( Th, Sa) 16.25 16.30 12870(F) 20.35 20.50 Howrah - Mumbai Superfast Express 12869(M) 12.12 12.27 12889 (F) 21.01 21.06 Tata - Yashbantapur Superfast Express 12890( Tu) 16.25 16.30 12906 (W, Sa,Su) 04.53 05.00 Howrah - Hapa Superfast 12905 (M,Th, F) 20.41 20.56 18312(Tu,F) 07.55 08.15 Varanashi - SBP Exp. 18311 ( W, Su) 15.50 16.10 15612( Su) 20.35 20.50 Kamkhya - LTT Karmabhumi Express 15611 ( Th) 13.25 13.40 22894(Th) 20.30 20.45 Howrah - Sainagar SHIRIDI Express 22893( Su) 12.12 12.27 22846 ( M,F) 22.40 22.45 Hatia-Pune Express 22845 (M,Th) 13.30 13.40 19659(M) `02.30 `02.40 Shalimar- Udaypur Express 19660(S) `02.43 `02.53 12768(W) 20.35 20.50 Santragachi - Hazursaheb Nanded Express 12767(Tu) 12.12 12.27 18417(S,Tu,F) 21.20 RajyaRani Express ( ROU - BBS) 18418(S,Tu,F) 08.30` 22830(S) 02.30` 02.40` Shalimar - Bhuj Express 22829(Th) 02.55 03.05 22844(S) 12.05` 12.15 Patna - bilaspur Express 22843(F) 00.52` 00.57` 12376(W) 21.01` 21.06` Asansol - Chennai Central 12375(S) 16.25 16.30 17006(M) 00.35` 00.45` Darbhanga - Hyderabad Express 17005(F) 19.05 19.25 13425(S) 03.15` 03.25` Malda Town - Surat Express 13426(Tu) 14.50 15.05 17008(W,Sa) 00.35` 00.45` Darbhanga- Secunderabad Express 17007(S,W) 19.05 19.25 12950(M) 06.00` 06.15` KABI GURU Express ( Santragachi-Porbandar Express)12949 (Sa) 22.25 22.40 Red marked Trains are not operated now and will be operated soon. 22806(Tu) 07.20` 07.40` New Delhi - Bhubaneshwar Express 22805(Sa) 20.10 20.30 Passenger Trains 58161 16.40 17.00 Jharsuguda - Hatia Passenger 58162 09.40 10.00 58133 14.50 Jharsuguda - Rourkela DMU 58134 11.45 58152 16.45 17.00 Biramitrapur - RouMixed Passenger except Sunday 58151 07.50 08.10 58131 8.00 Rourkela - Puri Passenger 58132 20.25 58113 22.00 22.15 Tata - Itwari Passenger 58114 03.10 03.30 58115 7.45 Rourkela - Chakradharpur Saranda Passenger 58116 16.00 58111 10.40 11.15 Tata - Nagpur passenger 58112 17.40 18.40 M - Monday , Tu - Tues Day , W - WednesDay , Th - ThurseDay , F - FriDay , Sa - SaturDay , Su - Sunday # This train is amalgated with Train No 13351 at Rourkela * This Train is separated at Rourkela from Train No 13352 .
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