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Train Number Index Train Number Index Train From To Train Table Train From To Train Table No. station station Name No. No. station station Name No. 10001/10002 Balaghat Jabalpur Satpura 58 11403/11404 Nagpur Sri Chhatrapati 44 10103/10104 Mumbai CST Madgaon Mandovi 26 Shahu Maharaj (T) 10111/10112 Mumbai CST Madgaon Konkan Kanya 26 11405/11406 Pune Amravati 44 10215/10216 Madgaon Ernakulam 26 11423/11424 Solapur Hubli Intercity 19 11001/11002 Sai Nagar Shirdi Pandharpur 10 11447/11448 Jabalpur Howrah Sakthipunj 73 11003/11004 Dadar Sawantwadi Road Rajya Rani 26 11449/11450 Jabalpur Jammu Tawi 16,56 11005/11006 Dadar Puducherry 19,20,21 11451/11452 Jabalpur Rewa Intercity 43 11007/11008 Mumbai CST Pune Deccan 19 11453/11454 Ahmedabad Nagpur Prema 34 11009/11010 Mumbai CST Pune Sinhagad 19 11463/11464 Somnath Jabalpur(via Jhansi) 33,34,43,76 11013/11014 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Coimbatore 10,86 11465/11466 Somnath Jabalpur (via Bina) 33,34,43,76 11015/11016 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Gorakhpur Kushinagar 35 11471/11472 Indore Jabalpur 43 11017/11018 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Karaikkal 10,21 11651/11652 Jabalpur Singrauli Intercity 73 11019/11020 Mumbai CST Bhubaneswar Konark 10,30 11701/11702 Jabalpur Indore Intercity 72 11021/11022 Dadar Tirunelveli 19,69 11703/11704 Rewa Indore 43 11023/11024 Mumbai CST Sri Chhatrapati Sahyadri 19 12001/12002 Bhopal New Delhi Shatabdi 2 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12003/12004 Lucknow New Delhi Swarna Shatabdi 25 11025/11026 Bhusaval Pune 91 12005/12006 New Delhi Kalka Shatabdi 27 11027/11028 Mumbai CST Chennai Mail 10 12007/12008 Chennai Mysore Shatabdi 20 11029/11030 Mumbai CST Sri Chhatrapati Koyna 19 12009/12010 Mumbai Central Ahmedabad Shatabdi 11 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12011/12012 New Delhi Kalka Shatabdi 27 11031/11032 Mumbai CST Hazur Saheb Nanded 44,53 12013/12014 New Delhi Amritsar Shatabdi 15 11033/11034 Pune Darbhanga 6,22,44 12015/12016 New Delhi Ajmer Shatabdi 23 11035/11036 Dadar Mysore Sharavati 19 12017/12018 New Delhi Dehradun Shatabdi 75 11037/11038 Pune Gorakhpur 6,63 12019/12020 Howrah Ranchi Shatabdi 73 11039/11040 Sri Chhatrapati Gondia Maharashtra 44 12021/12022 Howrah Barbil Jan Shatabdi 87 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12023/12024 Howrah Patna Jan Shatabdi 1 11041/11042 Mumbai CST Chennai 10 12025/12026 Pune Secunderabad Shatabdi 10 11043/11044 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Madurai 21,70 12027/12028 Chennai Bangalore Shatabdi 20 11045/11046 Sri Chhatrapati Dhanbad Deekshabhoomi 17,44 12029/12030 New Delhi Amritsar Swarna Shatabdi 15 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12031/12032 New Delhi Amritsar Shatabdi 15 11047/11048 Miraj Hubli 19 12033/12034 Kanpur New Delhi Shatabdi 1 11049/11050 Ahmedabad Sri Chhatrapati 19,31 12035/12036 Jaipur Agra Fort Shatabdi 23 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12037/12038 New Delhi Ludhiana Shatabdi 16 11051/11052 Solapur Sri Chhatrapati 10, 19 12039/12040 Anand Vihar (T) Kathgodam Shatabdi 55 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12041/12042 Howrah New Jalpaiguri Shatabdi 14 11055/11056 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Gorakhpur Godaan 6,63 12043/12044 New Delhi Moga Shatabdi 16 11057/11058 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Amritsar 2,4,15 12045/12046 New Delhi Chandigarh Shatabdi 27 11059/11060 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Chhapra Godaan 6,22,63 12051/12052 Dadar Madgaon Jan Shatabdi 26 11061/11062 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Muzaffarpur 6,22 12053/12054 Haridwar Amritsar Jan Shatabdi 12 11063/11064 Chennai Egmore Salem 21 12055/12056 New Delhi Dehradun Jan Shatabdi 75 11065/11066 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Darbhanga 6,22 12057/12058 New Delhi Una Jan Shatabdi 27 11067/11068 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Faizabad Saket 6 12059/12060 Kota Nizamuddin Jan Shatabdi 3 11069/11070 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Allahabad 2,6,47 12061/12062 Habibganj Jabalpur Jan Shatabdi 43 11071/11072 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Varanasi Kamayani 6 12063/12064 Haridwar Una Link 45 11077/11078 Pune Jammu Tawi Jhelum 4,16 11087/11088 Veraval Pune 31,76 12067/12068 Guwahati Jorhat Town Jan Shatabdi 66 11089/11090 Jodhpur Pune 23,31 12069/12070 Raigarh Gondia Jan Shatabdi 5 11091/11092 Bhuj Pune 31 12071/12072 Dadar Aurangabad Jan Shatabdi 53 11093/11094 Mumbai CST Varanasi Mahanagari 6 12073/12074 Howrah Bhubaneswar Jan Shatabdi 7 11095/11096 Ahmedabad Pune Ahimsa 31 12075/12076 Kozhikode Thiruvananthapuram Jan Shatabdi 85 11097/11098 Pune Ernakulam Poorna 19,26 12077/12078 Chennai Vijayawada Jan Shatabdi 71 11103/11104 Jhansi Bandra (T) 4 12079/12080 Bangalore Hubli Jan Shatabdi 19 11105/11106 Kolkata Jhansi Pratham Swatantrata 1,35,65 12081/12082 Kannur Thiruvanthapuram Jan Shatabdi 85 Sangram 12083/12084 Mayiladuturai Coimbatore Jan Shatabdi 69 11107/11108 Gwalior Varanasi Bundelkhand 47 12101/12102 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Howrah Jnaneswari 5 11109/11110 Jhansi Lucknow Intercity 35 12103/12104 Pune Lucknow 35,44 11123/11124 Barauni Gwalior Mail 33 12105/12106 Mumbai CST Gondia Vidarbha 5 11125/11126 Indore Jhansi 33 12107/12108 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Lucknow 35 11201/11202 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Ajni (Nagpur) 5,53 12109/12110 Mumbai CST Manmad Panchavati 53 11203/11204 Nagpur Ajmer 8,72 12111/12112 Mumbai CST Amravati 5 11205/11206 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Nizamabad 53 12113/12114 Pune Nagpur Garib Rath 44 11265/11266 Jabalpur Ambikapur 43,81 12115/12116 Mumbai CST Solapur Siddheshwar 10 11271/11272 Itarsi Bhopal Vindhyachal 72 12117/12118 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Manmad 53 11301/11302 Mumbai CST Bangalore Udyan 10 12119/12120 Amravati Ajni (Nagpur) Intercity 5 11303/11304 Hyderabad Sri Chhatrapati 19,49,71 12121/12122 Jabalpur Nizamuddin Madhya Pradesh 56 Shahu Maharaj (T) Sampark Kranti 11305/11306 Mumbai CST Solapur 10,91 12123/12124 Mumbai CST Pune Deccan Queen 19 11401/11402 Mumbai CST Nagpur Nandigram 53 12125/12126 Mumbai CST Pune Pragati 19 TAG-13 45 Train Number Index Train From To Train Table Train From To Train Table No. station station Name No. No. station station Name No. 12127/12128 Mumbai CST Pune Intercity 19 12267/12268 Mumbai Central Ahmedabad AC Duronto 11 12129/12130 Pune Howrah Azad Hind 5,44 12269/12270 Chennai Nizamuddin Duronto 8 12131/12132 Dadar Sai Nagar Shirdi 53 12271/12272 Lucknow New Delhi Duronto 25 12133/12134 Mumbai CST Mangalore Jn. 26 12273/12274 Howrah New Delhi Duronto 1 12135/12136 Pune Nagpur 44 12275/12276 Allahabad New Delhi Duronto 1 12137/12138 Mumbai CST Firozpur Cantt. Punjab Mail 2,4,39 12277/12278 Howrah Puri Shatabdi 7 12139/12140 Mumbai CST Nagpur Sewagram 5 12279/12280 Jhansi Nizamuddin Taj 2 12141/12142 Mumbai CST Rajendranagar 24 12281/12282 Bhubaneswar New Delhi Duronto 32 12143/12144 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Sultanpur 35 12283/12284 Ernakulam Nizamuddin Duronto 3,26 12145/12146 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Puri 5,78 12285/12286 Secunderabad Nizamuddin Duronto 9 12147/12148 Sri Chhatrapati Nizamuddin 9,19 12287/12288 Kochuveli Dehradun 3, 26,75 Shahu Maharaj (T) 12289/12290 Mumbai CST Nagpur AC Duronto 5 12149/12150 Pune Patna 24,44 12291/12292 Yesvantpur Chennai 20 12151/12152 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Howrah Samarsata 5,87 12293/12294 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Allahabad AC Duronto 6 12153/12154 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Habibganj 2 12295/12296 Bangalore Patna Sangamitra 17,20 12297/12298 Ahmedabad Pune AC Duronto 31 12155/12156 Habibganj Nizamuddin Bhopal 2 12301/12302 Howrah (via Gaya) New Delhi Kolkata Rajdhani 1 12157/12158 Pune Solapur Hutatma 10 12303/12304 Howrah (via Patna) New Delhi Poorva 1 12159/12160 Amravati Jabalpur 5,17 12305/12306 Howrah (via Patna) New Delhi Kolkata Rajdhani 1 12161/12162 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Agra Cantt. Lashkar 2 12307/12308 Howrah Jodhpur/Bikaner 28,65 12163/12164 Dadar Chennai Egmore 10 12309/12310 Rajendranagar New Delhi Patna Rajdhani 1 12165/12166 Lokmanya Tilak(T) Varanasi 6 12311/12312 Howrah Kalka Mail 1,27 12167/12168 Lokmanya Tilak(T) Varanasi 6 12313/12314 Sealdah New Delhi Sealdah Rajdhani 1 12169/12170 Pune Solapur Intercity 10 12315/12316 Sealdah Udaipur City Ananya 23,65,54 12171/12172 Lokmanya Tilak(T) Haridwar AC 2, 75 12317/12318 Sealdah Amritsar Akal Takht 12 12173/12174 Lokmanya Tilak(T) Pratapgarh Udyognagari 35 12319/12320 Kolkata Agra Cantt. 1,65 12175/12176 Howrah Gwalior Chambal 65 12321/12322 Howrah Mumbai CST Mail 1,6 12177/12178 Howrah Mathura Chambal 65 12323/12324 Howrah New Delhi 1 12179/12180 Lucknow Jn. Agra Cantt. Intercity 33 12325/12326 Kolkata Nangaldam 12 12181/12182 Jabalpur Ajmer Dayodaya 72 12327/12328 Howrah Dehradun Upasana 12 12183/12184 Bhopal Pratapgarh 35 12329/12330 Sealdah Delhi West Bengal Sampark Kranti 1 12185/12186 Habibganj Rewa (via Bina) Rewanchal 43 12331/12332 Howrah Jammu Tawi Himgiri 12 12187/12188 Jabalpur Mumbai CST Garib Rath 6 12333/12334 Howrah Allahabad City Vibhuti 1 12189/12190 Jabalpur Nizamuddin Mahakoshal 56 12335/12336 Bhagalpur Lokmanya Tilak(T) 24 12191/12192 New Delhi Jabalpur 56 12337/12338 Howrah Bolpur Shantiniketan 14 12193/12194 Yesvantpur Jabalpur 9,17,52 12339/12340 Howrah Dhanbad Coalfield 37 12195/12196 Agra Fort Ajmer Intercity 23 12341/12342 Howrah Asansol Agniveena 37 12197/12198 Bhopal Gwalior Intercity 4 12343/12344 Sealdah New Jalpaiguri Darjeeling Mail 14 12201/12202 Lokmanya Tilak (T) Kochuveli Garib Rath 26 12345/12346 Howrah Guwahati Saraighat 14 12203/12204 Saharsa Amritsar Garib Rath 13 12347/12348 Howrah Rampurhat 14 12205/12206 New Delhi Dehradun AC 75 12349/12350 Bhagalpur New Delhi 1 12207/12208 Kathgodam Jammu Tawi Garib Rath 12,55 12351/12352 Howrah Danapur 1 12209/12210 Kanpur Cdentral Kathgodam Garib Rath 22, 55 12353/12354 Howrah Lalkuan 12,55 12211/12212 Muzaffarpur Anand Vihar (T) Garib Rath 22,64 12355/12356 Rajendranagar Jammu Tawi Archana 12 12213/12214 Yesvantpur Delhi Sarai Rohilla AC Duronto 9 12357/12358 Kolkata Amritsar Durgiana 12 12215/12216 Delhi Sarai Rohilla Bandra (T) Garib Rath 11,23 12217/12218 Kochuveli Chandigarh
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