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Ahmedabad Jodhpur Bhagat Ki Kothi Jaisalmer Bikaner Bikaner Ajmer 23A Ajmer Bandra Pune Ajmer Por- Por- Bandra Udaipur Chennai Secun- Ajmer Ajmer Udaipur Udaipur Nizamud- (T) Jodhpur New bandar bandar (T) City Egmore derabad Jammu New City City din Chandi- Express Jalpaig- Muzaf- Delhi Bikaner Sealdah Jodhpur Bikaner Tawi Delhi Khaja- Delhi TRAIN NAME Duronto garh uri farpur Sarai Ranakpur Ananya Express Express Express Shatabdi raho Sarai Express Express Express Express Rohilla Express Express Express Express Rohilla Express Chetak Express Train Number 22211 22451 11090 15716# 19269 19263 14708 12316 16125 17037 12413 12016 19666 12982 CC 2A,3A 2A,3A 3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 1A,2A,3A EC,CC 1A,2A, 2A,3A Class of accommodation 2S SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II,P SL,II,P SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II,P SL,II 3A,SL,II SL,II From Table No. 11 31A 11A 11A 11 54A 46 40 54A 54A Days of departure at M,Tu, originating station F,S u M,Th Su Th F,Th Tu,S a Daily M Sa Tu, W Daily Daily Daily Daily Km a 19.30 07.45 00.20 00.20 23.50 00.50 00.50 Ahmedabad d 19.55 08.05 00.50 00.50 00.10 01.10 01.10 a ... ... 01.12 ... ... 27 Kalol d ... ... 01.14 ... ... a 21.23 09.48 02.40 01.54 03.02 03.02 68 Mahesana d 21.25 09.50 02.42 01.56 03.10 03.10 a 22.48 11.20 04.19 04.19 03.25 05.00 05.00 133 Palanpur d 22.50 11.22 04.23 04.23 03.28 05.03 05.03 a 23.42 12.25 05.30 05.30 04.15 05.55 05.55 186 Abu Road d 23.50 12.35 05.40 05.40 04.25 06.05 06.05 a 01.32 14.10 ... 07.14 06.07 07.52 ... 285 Falna d 01.34 14.12 ... 07.16 06.10 07.54 ... a 02.31 15.15 08.39 08.39 07.40 09.05 09.05 351 Marwar d 02.33 15.20 08.41 08.41 08.00 09.08 09.08 a 16.20 09.08 10.13 10.13 455 Luni d 16.23 09.11 10.18 10.18 a 09.50 10.50 459 Jodhpur d 17.10 10.00 11.00 11.00 Bhagat Ki Kothi d 754 Jaisalmer d 736 Bikaner d Marwar d a 12.00 12.49 564 Merta Road d 12.05 12.54 736 Bikaner a 15.35 17.00 392 Sojat Road d Beawar d 09.48 a 04.50 10.55 10.55 06.20 03.40 22.35 491 Ajmer d 05.50 05.05 11.05 11.05 11.05 06.30 14.05 15.45 03.50 22.45 a ... ... 11.38 ... 14.38 16.13 04.21 23.16 520 Kishangarh d ... ... 11.40 ... 14.40 16.15 04.23 23.18 a 06.25 ... ... 12.17 ... 15.18 ... 05.01 23.55 571 Phulera d 06.35 ... ... 12.19 ... 15.20 ... 05.03 00.00 a 07.30 01.05 Ringus d 07.33 01.07 a 13.05 13.05 13.05 08.45 16.15 17.45 06.00 626 Jaipur d 13.20 13.20 13.20 09.15 16.30 17.50 06.15 a 11.25 757 Sawai Madhopur d 11.35 717 Bandikui d ... 14.30 ... 17.44 ... 07.45 a 09.10 813 Bharatpur d 09.12 862 Agra Fort d 15.50 a 15.40 15.40 15.40 18.39 19.36 777 Alwar d 15.43 15.43 15.43 18.42 19.38 a 10.45 17.30 17.30 17.30 20.15 21.00 03.43 851 Rewari d 10.50 18.02 18.02 18.02 20.17 21.02 03.45 11.28 18.40 18.40 18.40 20.58 21.40 04.23 903 Gurgaon 11.30 18.42 18.42 18.42 21.00 21.42 04.25 a 11.49 19.05 19.05 19.05 21.15 22.05 04.40 920 Delhi Cantt. d 11.51 19.07 19.07 19.07 21.17 22.07 04.42 929 Delhi Sarai a 19.38 19.38 19.35 05.10 Rohilla d 19.40 19.40 a 20.00 20.00 21.55 931 Delhi d 20.40 20.40 22.25 Nizamuddin a 12.35 935 New Delhi a 22.40 Days of arrival at F,S u Tu,F M W,Th Su,Sa W,Su Daily Tu M Th, F Daily Daily Daily Daily destination station Sa To Table No. 27 18 22 65 16 79 TAG 13 TAG # Extension to New Jalpaiguri will be notified later. 172 23A Ajmer Ahmeda- Ajmer Bhagat Coimba- Valsad Ahmeda- Ahmeda- Bandra (T) Bandra (T) Puri Rajkot Bandra (T) Agra bad Haridwar Ki Kothi tore Jodhpur bad bad Jaisalmer Hisar Ajmer Delhi Jammu Fort Agra Express Kathgodam Bikaner Express Kolkata Ajmer Express Express Express Sarai Tawi TRAIN NAME Intercity Fort Express Express Express Intercity Rohilla Express Express Express Express Express Train Number 12196 12548** 19609 15013 22476 19055 19413 19411 19063* 22915* 18421* 22919* 19027 CC, 2A,3A 2A,3A 1A,2A,3A 1A,2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A CC 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A Class of accommodation II SL,II SL,II SL,II P SL,II SL,II 2S SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II From Table No. 26A 31A 11 11 34A 11A 11A Days of departure at originating station Daily Daily M,Th,Sa Daily Sa Tu W Daily Fri Mon M, Th Th Sa Km a 21.45 03.35 22.10 20.40 10.55 19.30 Ahmedabad d 16.55 22.10 04.00 06.05 09.10 22.30 21.00 11.35 19.55 a 27 Kalol d a 18.00 00.08 05.55 07.35 10.28 23.50 22.20 13.00 17.28 21.23 68 Mahesana d 18.02 00.10 06.02 07.47 10.30 23.55 22.22 13.09 17.30 22.25 a 19.38 01.53 07.48 09.25 11.50 01.30 00.02 14.38 19.20 22.48 133 Palanpur d 19.40 01.55 08.00 09.30 11.52 01.55 00.04 14.40 19.22 22.50 a 21.00 02.40 08.45 10.22 12.55 02.40 01.00 15.35 20.05 23.42 186 Abu Road d 21.12 02.50 09.55 10.35 13.02 02.50 01.10 15.48 20.15 23.50 a 22.38 04.23 10.56 12.20 14.51 04.23 02.50 17.11 21.46 285 Falna d 22.40 04.25 10.58 12.27 14.53 04.25 02.52 17.13 21.48 a 23.38 05.45 12.30 13.08 15.40 05.45 03.58 18.23 22.55 351 Marwar d 23.40 05.47 12.40 13.13 15.42 05.47 04.00 18.25 22.57 a 06.54 13.37 06.54 04.57 455 Luni d 06.57 13.40 06.57 05.00 a 07.25 07.25 05.35 04.20 459 Jodhpur d 07.35 14.30 07.35 05.45 04.30 Bhagat Ki Kothi d 06.30 754 Jaisalmer d 13.15 736 Bikaner d Marwar d 08.55 a 08.56 07.01 564 Merta Road d 09.01 07.06 736 Bikaner a 12.25 392 Sojat Road d Beawar d 14.42 17.04 19.36 00.30 a 02.00 12.00 15.55 01.30 491 Ajmer d 15.00 02.10 19.50 12.10 16.40 18.45 21.10 01.40 a 15.31 ... 20.18 12.41 02.16 520 Kishangarh d 15.33 ... 20.20 12.43 02.18 a ... ... 20.58 02.55 571 Phulera d ... ... 21.00 02.57 a Ringus d a 17.00 04.05 22.00 14.20 03.50 626 Jaipur d 17.10 04.15 22.10 14.35 04.00 a 757 Sawai Madhopur d 717 Bandikui d 18.38 ... 23.25 05.15 a 20.13 06.50 813 Bharatpur d 20.15 06.52 862 Agra Fort d 21.30 08.20 a 00.13 17.00 06.15 777 Alwar d 00.16 17.03 06.18 a 01.43 18.50 07.50 851 Rewari d 01.45 18.53 08.40 19.45 09.18 903 Gurgaon 19.47 09.20 a 20.15 09.50 920 Delhi Cantt. d 20.17 09.52 929 Delhi Sarai a 20.35 10.15 Rohilla d 20.37 a 03.25 21.10 931 Delhi d 03.40 22.45 Nizamuddin a 935 New Delhi a Days of arrival at Daily Daily Tu,F,S u Daily M W F Daily Sat Tue W, Sat Fri destination station M To Table No. 84 55 54 59 59 TAG 13 TAG ** Increase in frequency of 12548 from tri-weekly to daily will be notified later 173 * Date of introduction will be notified later. 23A Jaipur Bandra Kochu Mysore Yesvant- Banga- Yesvant- Dadar Ahmeda- Jodhpur Bandra Ahmeda- Ajmer Dadar Ajmer Ahmeda- Udaipur Gandhi- Ahmeda- Yesvant- Delhi (T) veli Ajmer pur lore pur Ajmer bad Delhi (T) bad Rajendra- Bikaner Erna- bad New dham bad pur Sarai Jaipur Bikaner Express Ajmer Jodhpur Jodhpur Express Muzaffar- Mandore Jodhpur Haridwar nagar Express kulam Sultanpur Jalpaiguri Jodhpur Bhogat Barmer Rohilla Aravali Express Garib Express Express pur Express Express Mail Ziyarat (via Maru- Express Express Express Ki Kolhi AC TRAIN NAME Double Express Nawaz Jan Express Bhildi) sagar jodhpur Express Decker Express Sadharan Express Express AC Express Express Train Number 12985 19707 16312 16210 16532 16508 16534 12989 15270 12462 19065 19105 12396 12490 12978 19403 19601# 14802 14804* 14805# 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 1A,2A,3A 2A,3A 1A,2A,3A 2A,3A 3A 1A,2A,3A 2A,3A 2A,3A 3A 2A,3A Class of accommodation CC SL,II,P SL,II,P SL,II,P SL,II,P SL,II,P SL,II,P SL,II II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II,P SL,II SL,II SL,II SL,II 1A.2A,3A From Table No.
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