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S.NO STATE District Annexue A Station with Charging and Watering Facility Both S.NO STATE District STATION 1 MAHARASTHRA Jalgaon BHUSAVAL 2 MAHARASTHRA Nagpur NAGPUR 3 MAHARASTHRA Pune PUNE 4 ORISSA Bolangir Kantabanja (KBJ) 5 ORISSA Korapat Korapat (KRPU) 6 ORISSA Rayagada Rayagada (RGDA) 7 ORISSA Sambhalpur SAMBHALPUR 8 ORISSA Bolangir Titlagarh (TIG) 9 ANDHRA PRADESH Vizianagaram Vijayanagram (VZM) 10 ANDHRA PRADESH Vishakapatnam VISAKHAPATNAM 11 BIHAR Begusarai BARAUNI JN 12 JHARKHAND Ramgarh Barkakana (BRKA) 13 BIHAR Darbhanga DARBHANGA JN 14 BIHAR Madhubani JAYNAGAR 15 UTTAR PRADESH Chandauli DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA 16 BIHAR Muzaffarpur MUZAFFARPUR JN 17 BIHAR West Champaran Narkatiaganj (NKE) 18 BIHAR Patna PATNA JN 19 BIHAR East Champaran RAXAUL JN 20 BIHAR Saharsa SAHARSA JN 21 BIHAR Samastipur SAMASTIPUR JN 22 BIHAR Sitamarhi Sitamarhi (SMI) 23 BIHAR Saran SONEPUR 24 WEST BENGAL West Bardhaman ASANSOL 25 BIHAR Munger JAMALPUR 26 WEST BENGAL Kolkata KOLKATA 27 WEST BENGAL Hoogli Krishnapur (KRP) 28 WEST BENGAL Malda MALDA TOWN 29 WEST BENGAL Birbhum Rampur hat (RPH) 30 UTTAR PRADESH Prayagraj PRAYAGRAJ JN 31 UTTAR PRADESH Jhansi JHANSI 32 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA Ballia (BUI) 33 UTTAR PRADESH BAREILLEY Bareilley City (BC) 34 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA Bhatni (BTT) 35 BIHAR SARAN CHHAPRA 36 UTTAR PRADESH Farrukhabad Farrukhabad (FBD) 37 UTTAR PRADESH GONDA GONDA 38 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR GORAKHPUR 39 UTTAR PRADESH KASGANJ KASGANJ 40 UTTATAKHAND Nainital KATHGODAM 41 UTTATAKHAND Nainital Lalkua (LKU) 42 UTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW LUCKNOW JN 43 UTTAR PRADESH Varanasi MANDUADIH 44 UTTAR PRADESH MAU MAU 45 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ Nautanwa (NTV) 46 UTTARAKHAND Nainital Ramnagar (RMR) 47 BIHAR SIWAN Siwan (SV) 48 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI Varanasi City (BCY) 49 TRIPURA AGARTALA AGARTALA 50 WEST BENGAL ALIPUR DUAR ALIPUR DUAR JN 51 ASSAM KARIMGANJ Badarpur (BPB) 52 ASSAM DIBRUGARH DIBRUGARH 53 ASSAM GUWAHATI GUWAHATI 54 ASSAM GUWAHATI KAMAKHYA 55 BIHAR KATIHAR KATIHAR 56 ASSAM Hojai LUMDING 57 ASSAM Bongaigaon NEW BONGAIGAON 58 WEST BENGAL COOCH BEHAR NEW COOCH BEHAR 59 WEST BENGAL JALPAIGURI NEW JALPAIGURI JN 60 ASSAM TINSUKIA NEW TINSUKIA 61 ASSAM SONITPUR RANGAPARA NORTH JN 62 ASSAM Kamrup RANGIYA JN 63 ASSAM Silchar SILCHAR 64 HARYANA AMBALA AMBALA 65 PUNJAB AMRITSAR AMRITSAR 66 UTTAR PRADESH BAREILLEY BAREILLY JN 67 PUNJAB BHATINDA BHATINDA 68 DELHI DELHI DELHI 69 UTTAR PRADESH AYODHYA FAIZABAD 70 PUNJAB FIROZPUR FIROZPUR CANTT 71 DELHI DELHI HAZRAT NIZAMUDDIN 72 JAMMU & KASSHMIR JAMMU JAMMU TAWI 73 UTTAR PRADESH LUCKNOW LUCKNOW JN 74 UTTAR PRADESH MORADABAD MORADABAD 75 DELHI DELHI NEW DELHI 76 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR SAHARNPUR 77 JAMMU & KASSHMIR REASI SRI MATA VAISHNO DEVI KATRA 78 RAJASTHAN AJMER AJMER JN 79 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR BAGAT KI KOTHI 80 RAJASTHAN BARMER BARMER 81 HARYANA BHIWANI Bhiwani (BNW) 82 RAJASTHAN BIKANER BIKANER 83 RAJASTHAN Churu Churu 84 HARYANA HISAR HISAR 85 RAJASTHAN JAIPUR JAIPUR JN 86 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER JAISALMER 87 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR JODHPUR JN 88 RAJASTHAN AJMER MADAR 89 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR Merta Road (MTD) 90 HARYANA Rewari REWARI 91 RAJASTHAN SIKAR SIKAR 92 RAJASTHAN SRI GANGA NAGAR SRI GANGA NAGAR 93 RAJASTHAN Sri ganagnagar Suratgarh (SOG) 94 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR UDAIPUR CITY 95 TELANGANA ADILABAD Adilabad (ADB) 96 MAHARASTHRA Aurangabad Aurangabad (AWB) 97 ANDHRA PRADESH GUNTUR GUNTUR 98 MAHARASTHRA NANDED HAZUR SAHIB NANED 99 ANDHRA PRADESH CHITTOOR Renigunta (RU) 100 TELANGANA HYDERABAD SECUNDERABAD JN 101 ANDHRA PRADESH krishna VIJAYAWADA JN 102 CHHATTISGARH Bilaspur BILASPUR JN 103 MAHARASTHRA Gondia Gondia (G) 104 MAHARASTHRA Nagpur ITWARI 105 MAHARASTHRA Chandrapur Nagbhir (NAB) 106 CHHATTISGARH Raipur Raipur 107 MADHYA PRADESH Shahdol Sahdol (SDL) 108 WEST BENGAL Purulia ADRA JN 109 JHARKHAND West Singhbhumi CHAKRADHARPUR 110 ORISSA Jharsuguda JHARSUGUDA JN 111 WEST BENGAL Paschim Medinipur KHARAGPUR 112 JHARKHAND Ranchi MURI 113 JHARKHAND Ranchi RANCHI JN 114 ORISSA Sundargarh ROURKELA JN 115 JHARKHAND East Singhbhum TATA NAGAR 116 TAMIL NADU Chennai CHENNAI CENTRAL 117 TAMIL NADU Chennai CHENNAI EGMORE 118 KERALA Ernakulam ERNAKULAM JN 119 TAMIL NADU Erode ERODE JN 120 TAMIL NADU Madurai MADURAI JN 121 KARNATAKA Dakshina Kannada Mangalore (MAJN) 122 TAMIL NADU Nagapattinam Mayiladduturai (MV) 123 KERALA Palakkad Palghat (PGT) 124 KERALA Kottayam Soranpur (SRR) 125 TAMIL NADU Thiruvarur Thiruvarur (TVR) 126 TAMIL NADU Tiruchirapalli Tiruchchilapalli (TPJ) 127 TAMIL NADU Tirunevelli Tirunevelli (TEN) 128 TAMIL NADU Villapuram Villupuram (VM) 129 KARNATAKA Bangalore BANGALORE 130 KARNATAKA Belgaum BELGAUM 131 KARNATAKA Bijapur Bijaypura (BJP) 132 KARNATAKA Ballari Hosapet (HPT) 133 KARNATAKA Dharwad HUBLI 134 KARNATAKA Mysuru MYSURU JN 135 GOA South Goa VASCO-DA-GAMA 136 KARNATAKA Bangalore YESVANTPUR JN 137 MADHYA PRADESH Bhopal BHOPAL 138 MADHYA PRADESH Sagar Bina 139 MADHYA PRADESH Bhopal HABIBGANJ 140 MADHYA PRADESH Jabalpur JABALPUR 141 RAJASTHAN Kota KTT (Kota) 142 MADHYA PRADESH Satna Satna (STA) 143 GUJARAT Ahemdabad AHMEDABAD JN 144 MAHARASTHRA Mumbai BANDRA TERMINUS 145 GUJARAT Bhavnagar Bhavnagar (BVC) 146 RAJASTHAN Chittorgarh Chittourgarh (COR) 147 MAHARASTHRA Mumbai DADAR WESTERN 148 GUJARAT Kutch Gandhidham (GIMB) 149 MADHYA PRADESH Indore INDORE JN 150 MAHARASTHRA Mumbai MUMBAI CENTRAL 151 MADHYA PRADESH Nagda Nagda (NAD) 152 MAHARASTHRA Nandurbar Nandurbar (NDB) 153 GUJARAT Dwarka OKHA 154 GUJARAT Rajkot RAJKOT 155 MADHYA PRADESH Ratlam RATLAM 156 GUJARAT Surat SURAT 157 MADHYA PRADESH Ujjain Ujjain (UJN) 158 GUJARAT Gir Somnath Verawal (VRL) Station with Watering Facility only. S.No STATE District STATION . 1. MAHARASTHRA Chandrapur BALHARSHAH 2. MAHARASTHRA Pune Daund (DD) 3. Igatpuri MAHARASTHRA Nashik (IGP) 4. MAHARASTHRA Latur Latur (LUR) 5. MAHARASTHRA Sangli Miraj (MRJ) 6. MAHARASTHRA Solapur Pandharpur (PVR) 7. MAHARASTHRA Raigad Panvel (PNVL) 8. MAHARASTHRA Ahmadnagar SHIRDI (SNSI) 9. MAHARASTHRA Solapur Solapur (SUR) 10. ORISSA khordha BHUBANESHWAR 11. ORISSA khordha KHURDA ROAD JN 12. ANDHRA PRADESH Srikakulam Palasa (PSA) 13. UTTAR PRADESH Sonbhadra Chopan (CPU) 14. JHARKHAND Dhanbad DHANBAD JN 15. JHARKHAND Dhanbad GOMOH 16. WEST BENGAL Murshidabad Azimganj (AZ) 17. BIHAR Bhagalpur BHAGALPUR 18. WEST BENGAL Howrah HOWRAH JN 19. WEST BENGAL Murshidabad Lalgola (LGL) 20. WEST BENGAL Kolkata SEALDAH 21. UTTAR PRADESH Kanpur KANPUR 22. UTTAR PRADESH AZAMGARH Azamgarh 23. UTTAR PRADESH Ghazipur Ghazipur City (GCT) 24. UTTARAKHAND Udham Singh Nagar Kashipur (KPV) 25. WEST BENGAL Purulia ILLOO (LLO) 26. ASSAM JORHAT Mariani (MXN) 27. ASSAM DHEMAJI MURKONGSELEK 28. WEST BENGAL Alipurduar New Alipurdwar (NOQ) 29. WEST BENGAL Darjeeling SILIGURI 30. UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR HARIDWAR 31. PUNJAB JALANDHAR JALANDHAR CITY 32. PUNJAB LUDHIANA LUDHIANA 33. UTTAR PRADESH BIJNOR NAJIBABAD JN 34. PUNJAB PATHANKOT PATHANKOT 35. UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI VARANASI 36. RAJASTHAN SIROHI Abu Road (ABR) 37. RAJASTHAN Hanumangarh Hanumangarh (HMH) 38. RAJASTHAN BARMER Munabad (MBF) 39. ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASHAM Diguvameta (DMT) 40. TELANGANA HYDERABAD KACHEGUDA 41. ANDHRA PRADESH KADAPA Kondapuram (KDP) 42. ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL Manthralayam Road (MALM) 43. WEST BENGAL Purulia Purulia (PRR) 44. TAMIL NADU Tirupattur JOLARPETTAI JN 45. KARNATAKA Hassan ARSIKERE JN 46. KARNATAKA Bagalkot Bagalkot (BGK) 47. KARNATAKA Davanagre Harihar (HRR) 48. KARNATAKA Hassan Hassan (HAS) 49. KARNATAKA Shivamoga Sivamogga Town (SMET) 50. KARNATAKA Shivamoga TALAGUPPA 51. MADHYA PRADESH Guna Guna 52. MADHYA PRADESH Hoshangabad ITARSI JN 53. MADHYA PRADESH Katni KATNI JN 54. MADHYA PRADESH Katni KATNI MURWARA 55. MADHYA PRADESH Rewa Rewa 56. GUJARAT Kachchh NEW BHUJ (NBVJ) 57. GUJARAT Vadodra VADODRA JN 58. GUJARAT Valsad Valsad (BL) .
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