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Ministry of Railways (Rail Mantralya) Rail Bhawan Government of India (Bharat Sarkar) Ministry of Railways (Rail Mantralya) Rail Bhawan (Commercial Circular No. 34 of 2007) No. TCII/2910/2007 New Delhi, Dated 30/03/2007 The General Managers, All Indian Railways. Sub: Revision of Passenger Fares-Railway Budget 2007 – Popular trains ----- Please refer to Para 2.2 ( c ) of this office letter of even number dated 23-03-2007 (Commercial Circular No. 31 of 2007) on the subject quoted above wherein it was advised that the list of “Popular Trains”, where reduction in fares as per Para 2.2.(b) will be applicable throughout the year irrespective of peak/lean period, will be sent separately. 2. The matter has been reviewed and it has been decided that “Popular Trains” will include: - i) All Rajdhani Express Trains. ii) All Shatabdi Express Trains except Ajmer Shatabdi (2015/2016) and Chennai–Bangalore Shatabdi (2027/2028). iii) All Time Tabled Trains as per Annexure – I IV) All special Trains, which are not in Time Table but are run by Railways to clear passenger rush from time to time will be treated as popular trains. 3. The list is issued for 1st AC, EC and IInd AC classes and will remain valid for the period 1st April 2007 to 15th April 2007. 4. This issue with concurrence of Finance Directorates of Railway Board. Please acknowledge the receipt of this letter. (O. P. Chawla) Director Traffic Commercial (G) - II Railway Board ANNEXURE - I Reference: para 2(iii) of letter no. TC-II/2910/2007 dated 28.03.2007 LIST OF "POPULAR TRAINS" S.NO. TRAIN NO. TRAIN NAME 1 0111 / 0112 KONKAN KANYA EXP 2 1011 / 1012 MAHALAXMI EXP 3 1013 / 1014 COIMBATORE EXP 4 1015 / 1016 KUSHINAGAR EXP 5 1017 / 1018 CHALUKYA EXPRES 6 1019 / 1020 KONARK EXPRESS 7 1031 / 1032 PUNE-MADUADIH EXP 8 1035 / 1036 SHARAVATHI EXP 9 1039 / 1040 MAHARASHTRA EXP 10 1043 / 1044 LOKMANYA TILAK MADURAI EXPRESS 11 1055 / 1056 GODAN EXPRESS 12 1057 / 1058 AMRITSAR DADAR EXPRES 13 1061 / 1062 MUZAFFARPUR LTT EXP 14 1065 / 1066 DARBHANGA LTT EXP 15 1067 / 1068 SAKET EXPRESS 16 1069 / 1070 LTT-ALD EXPRESS 17 1071 / 1072 KAMAYANI EXPRESS 18 1077 / 1078 JHELUM EXPRESS 19 1081 / 1082 MUMBAI KANYAKUMARI EXP 20 1089 / 1090 JU PUNE EXPRESS 21 1091 / 1092 PUNE BHUJ EXP 22 1093 / 1094 MAHANAGARI EXP 23 1095 / 1096 AHIMSA EXPRESS 24 1097 / 1098 POORNA EXPRESS 25 1107 / 1108 BUNDELKHAND EXP 26 1123 / 1124 BJU GWL MAIL 27 1405 / 1406 MANMAD VSKP EXPRES 28 1447 / 1448 SHAKTIPUNJ EXP 29 1449 / 1450 JBP-JAMMU TAWI EXP 30 1463 / 1464 VRL JBP EXPRESS 31 1465 / 1466 VRL JABALPUR EX 32 1471 / 1472 BPL JABALPUR EX 33 2101 / 2102 JNANESWARI DELX 34 2103 / 2104 PUNE LUCKNOW EXP 35 2105 / 2106 VIDARBHA EXPRES 36 2107 / 2108 LUCKNOW LTT EXP 37 2115 / 2116 SIDDHESHWAR EXP 38 2121 / 2122 M P SMPRK KRNTI 39 2129 / 2130 AZAD HIND EXP 40 2133 / 2134 DARBHANGA PUNE EXP 41 2135 / 2136 PUNE NAGPUR EXP 42 2137 / 2138 PUNJAB MAIL 43 2139 / 2140 SEWAGRAM EXP. 44 2141 / 2142 RAJENDRA NGR LTT EX 45 2145 / 2146 BHUBANESHWAR LTT EX 46 2147 / 2148 CHATRAPATI SAHU MAHARAJ(T)-NZM EXP 47 2149 / 2150 PUNE PATNA SUP EX 48 2151 / 2152 SAMARSATA EXP 49 2153 / 2154 LTT-HBJ EXPRESS 50 2155 / 2156 BHOPAL EXPRESS 51 2161 / 2162 LASHKAR EXPRESS 52 2163 / 2164 DR-CHENNAI EXPRESS 53 2165 / 2166 LTT BSB EXP 54 2173 / 2174 UDYOG NAGRI EXP 55 2175 / 2176 CHAMBAL EXP 56 2177 / 2178 CHAMBAL EXP 57 2181 / 2182 DAYODAYA EXPRES 58 2183 / 2184 BPL LUCKNOW EXP 59 2185 / 2186 REWANCHAL EXP 60 2187 / 2188 REWANCHAL EXP 61 2189 / 2190 MAHAKAUSHAL EXP 62 2225 / 2226 KAIFIYAT EXP 63 2229 / 2230 LUCKNOW MAIL 64 2231 / 2232 LKO CDG EXPRESS 65 2303 / 2304 POORVA EXPRESS 66 2307 / 2308 HWH-JU/BKN EXP 67 2311 / 2312 HWH DLI KLK MAI 68 2315 / 2316 ANNANYA EXPRES 69 2317 / 2318 AKAL TAKHT EXP 70 2321 / 2322 HWH MUMBAI MAIL 71 2327 / 2328 UPASANA EXPRESS 72 2329 / 2330 W B SMPRK KRNTI 73 2331 / 2332 HIMGIRI EXPRESS 74 2343 / 2344 DARJEELING MAIL 75 2345 / 2346 SARAIGHAT EXP 76 2351 / 2352 HWH-DANAPUR EXPRESS 77 2367 / 2368 VIKRAMSHILA EXP 78 2381 / 2382 POORVA EXPRESS 79 2391 / 2392 SHRAMJEEVI EXP 80 2393 / 2394 SAMPOORNA KRANTI EXP 81 2401 / 2402 MAGADH EXPRESS 82 2405 / 2406 GONDWANA EXPRES 83 2409 / 2410 GONDWANA EXPRESS 84 2411 / 2412 GONDWANA EXPRES 85 2413 / 2414 JP JAT EXP 86 2415 / 2416 INDORE-NZM EXP 87 2417 / 2418 PRAYAG RAJ EXP 88 2419 / 2420 GOMTI EXP 89 2427 / 2428 NDLS REWA EXP 90 2445 / 2446 UTTAR S KRANTI 91 2449 / 2450 GOA SMPRK K EXP 92 2451 / 2452 SHRAM SHKTI EXP 93 2461 / 2462 MANDOR EXPRESS 94 2471 / 2472 SWARAJ EXPRESS 95 2473 / 2474 SARVODAYA EXP 96 2475 / 2476 HAPA JAT EXPRES 97 2477 / 2478 JAM JAT EXPRESS 98 2479 / 2480 SURYA NAGRI EXP 99 2501 / 2502 PORVOTR S KRNTI 100 2505 / 2506 NORTH EAST EXP 101 2507 / 2508 GUWAHATI ERS EXP 102 2509 / 2510 GUWAHATI SBC EXP 103 2511 / 2512 RAPTI SAGAR EXP 104 2513 / 2514 SC GHY EXP 105 2515 / 2516 GUWAHATI TVC EXP 106 2521 / 2522 RAPTI SAGAR EXP 107 2533 / 2534 PUSHPAK EXPRESS 108 2553 / 2554 VAISHALI EXP 109 2555 / 2556 GORAKDAM EXPRES 110 2557 / 2558 SAPT KRANTI EXP 111 2559 / 2560 SHIV GANGA EXP 112 2561 / 2562 SWATANTRTA S EX 113 2565 / 2566 BIHAR S KRANTI 114 2587 / 2588 AMAR NATH EXP 115 2589 / 2590 GKP SC EXPRESS 116 2591 / 2592 GKP SBC EXPRESS 117 2601 / 2602 MAS-MANGALORE MAIL 118 2603 / 2604 HWH MAS MAIL 119 2615 / 2616 GRAND TRUNK EXP 120 2617 / 2618 MANGALA LKSDP WEEP 121 2619 / 2620 MATSYAGANDHA EX 122 2621 / 2622 TAMIL NADU EXP 123 2623 / 2624 CHENNAI-TRIVANDRUM MAIL 124 2625 / 2626 KERALA EXPRESS 125 2627 / 2628 KARNATAKA EXP 126 2629 / 2630 NZM-YPR KARNATAKA S KRNTI EXP 127 2631 / 2632 NELLAI EXPRESS 128 2633 / 2634 CHENNAI EGMORE EXP 129 2637 / 2638 PANDIAN EXP 130 2641 / 2642 TIRUKKURAL EXP 131 2645 / 2646 NZM-ERS MILLENUM EX 132 2647 / 2648 KONGU EXPRESS 133 2649 / 2650 KTK SMPRK K EXP 134 2651 / 2652 T N SAMPARK KRANTI 135 2653 / 2654 KERLA S KRANTI 136 2655 / 2656 NAVJEEVAN EXP 137 2657 / 2658 CHENNAI BANGALORE MAIL 138 2659 / 2660 GURUDEV EXPRESS 139 2661 / 2662 CHENNAI EGMORE PODHIGAI EXPRESS 140 2663 / 2664 HWH TPJ EXPRESS 141 2665 / 2666 HWH-KANNYAKUMARI EX 142 2667 / 2668 CHENNAI EGMORE-NAGERCOIL EXP 143 2669 / 2670 GANGAKAVERI EXP 144 2671 / 2672 NILAGIRI EXP 145 2673 / 2674 CHERAN EXPRESS 146 2681 / 2682 MAS-COIMBATORE EXP 147 2685 / 2686 MAS-MANGALORE EXP 148 2691 / 2692 MAS-BANGALORE EXP 149 2693 / 2694 PEARL CITY EXP 150 2695 / 2696 TRIVANDRUM CHENNAI EXP 151 2701 / 2702 HUSAINSAGAR EXP 152 2703 / 2704 FALAKNUMA EXP 153 2707 / 2708 A P SMPRK KRNTI 154 2709 / 2710 SIMHAPURI EXP 155 2715 / 2716 SACHKAND EX 156 2721 / 2722 DAKSHIN EXPRESS 157 2723 / 2724 A P EXP 158 2727 / 2728 GODAVARI EXP 159 2733 / 2734 NARAYANADRI EXP 160 2737 / 2738 GOUTAMI EXP 161 2753 / 2754 MAS-HYDERABAD EXP 162 2759 / 2760 CHARMINAR EXP 163 2763 / 2764 PADMAVAT EXP 164 2779 / 2780 GOA EXPRESS 165 2781 / 2782 MYS-NZM SWARNA JAYANTHI 166 2785 / 2786 SBC-KACHEGUDA EXP 167 2797 / 2798 VENKATADRI EXP 168 2801 / 2802 PURUSHOTTAM EXP 169 2803 / 2804 NZM-VSKP SWARNAJAYANTI EXP 170 2807 / 2808 SAMTA-EXPRESS 171 2809 / 2810 HWH MUMBAI MAIL 172 2811 / 2812 LTT-HATIA EXPRESS 173 2815 / 2816 PURI NDLS EXP 174 2817 / 2818 JHARKHAND S/J EXP 175 2823 / 2824 CHTSGRH SMPRK KRNTI 176 2829 / 2830 CHENNAI-BHUBANESWAR EXP 177 2833 / 2834 HOWRAH ADI EXPRESS 178 2835 / 2836 HTE YPR EXPRESS 179 2837 / 2838 HWH PURI EXP 180 2841 / 2842 COROMANDAL EXP 181 2843 / 2844 PURI-ADI EXP 182 2845 / 2846 BBS YPR EXP 183 2847 / 2848 HWH-VASCO AMARAVATHI EXP 184 2851 / 2852 BSP MAS EXP 185 2853 / 2854 AMARKANTAK EXP 186 2859 / 2860 GITANJALI EXP. 187 2861 / 2862 LINK-DAKSIN EXP 188 2863 / 2864 HWH YPR EXPRESS 189 2875 / 2876 NEELACHAL EXP 190 2887 / 2888 HWH-PURI EXPRES 191 2889 / 2890 TATA YPR EXP 192 2901 / 2902 GUJARAT MAIL 193 2903 / 2904 GOLDENTEMPLE ML 194 2905 / 2906 PBR HOWRAH EXP 195 2907 / 2908 MAHARASTRA SMPRK K EX 196 2915 / 2916 ASHRAM EXPRESS 197 2917 / 2918 GUJARAT SMPRK K 198 2919 / 2920 MALWA EXPRESS 199 2925 / 2926 PASCHIM EXPRESS 200 2927 / 2928 BCT-VADODARA EXP 201 2955 / 2956 BCT JP EXPRESS 202 2961 / 2962 AVANTIKA EXP 203 2963 / 2964 MEWAR EXPRESS 204 2965 / 2966 JP UDZ EXP 205 2967 / 2968 CHENNAI-JAIPUR EXP 206 2969 / 2970 CBE JAIPUR EXP 207 2971 / 2972 BANDRA-BHAVNAGAR EXP 208 2975 / 2976 MYS-JAIPUR EXPRESS 209 2977 / 2978 MARU SAGAR EXP 210 2979 / 2980 BDTS-JAIPUR SUPERFAS 211 2985 / 2986 SDAH JP EXPRESS 212 3005 / 3006 HWH-AMRITSAR MAIL 213 3009 / 3010 DOON EXPRESS 214 3019 / 3020 BAGH EXPRESS 215 3021 / 3022 MITHILA EXPRESS 216 3071 / 3072 HWH JMP EXPRESS 217 3111 / 3112 LAL QUILA EXP 218 3141 / 3142 TESTA TORSA EXP 219 3147 / 3148 UTTAR BANGA EXP 220 3149 / 3150 KANCHANKANYA EX 221 3151 / 3152 KOLKATA-JAMMU TAWI EXP 222 3153 / 3154 GOUR EXPRESS 223 3163 / 3164 HATE BAZARE EXP 224 3201 / 3202 RJPB-LTT EXP 225 3245 / 3246 CAPITAL EXPRESS 226 3287 / 3288 SOUTH BIHAR EXP 227 3307 / 3308 GANGASUTLEJ EXP 228 3351 / 3352 DHN ALLP EXPRES 229 3413 / 3414 FARAKKA EXPRESS 230 3483 / 3484 FARAKKA EXPRESS 231 4005 / 4006 LICHCHAVI EXP 232 4033 / 4034 DLI-JAMMU MAIL 233 4035 / 4036 DAULADHAR EXP 234 4041 / 4042 MUSSOORIE EXP 235 4055 / 4056 BRAHMPUTRA MAIL 236 4059 / 4060 DLI JSM EXPRESS 237 4113 / 4114 ALD-DDN LINK EXPRESS 238 4115 / 4116 ALD HW EXP 239 4163 / 4164 SANGAM EXPRESS 240 4201 / 4202 LKO MTJ EXPRESS 241 4207 / 4208 RBL DLI EXPRESS 242 4231A / 4232A LKO SRE EXPRESS 243 4257 / 4258 KASHI VISHWANATH EXP 244 4265 / 4266 BSB DDN EXP 245 4309 / 4310 UJJAINI EXPRESS 246 4311 / 4312 ALA HAZRAT EXP 247 4313 / 4314 LTT-BAREILLY EXP 248 4317 / 4318 IND DDN EXPRESS 249 4319 / 4320 KGM DDN EXPRESS 250 4369 / 4370 TRIVENI EXPRESS 251 4369A / 4370A TRIVENI EXPRESS 252 4511 / 4512 NAUCHANDI EXP 253 4553 / 4554 HIMACHAL EXP 254 4609 / 4610 HEMKUNT EXP 255 4645
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