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List of Trains with Train Side Vending (TSV) on End-To-End Basis Over South Central Railway List of Trains with Train Side Vending (TSV) on end-to-end basis over South Central Railway Sl. Train No. From – To Name of the Licensee No. 12735/12734 Garibrath Srinathji Caterers, Amrit Restaurant, Opposite 1 Secunderabad-Yesvantpur-Secunderabad Express Railway Station, Durg (Chattisgarh) 12740 /12739 Garibrath Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam- 2 IRCTC (Departmental) Express Secunderabad 12785/12786 Bangalore 3 Kacheguda-Bangalore City-Kacheguda Express 12702/12701 Hyderabad-Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus 4 Hussainsagar Express Mumbai- Hyderabad 12797 /12798 Venkatadri 5 Kacheguda-Chittor-Kacheguda Express 12747/12748 Palnadu 6 Vikarabad-Guntur-Vikarabad Express 12760 /12759 Charminar 7 Hyderabad-Chennai Central-Hyderabad Sri P.Sivaprasad, 505, 5th Floor, 6-3-1099/1100, Express Babu Khan's Millenium Circle, Somajiguda, 17016/17015 Visakha Secunderabad-Bhubaneshwar- 8 Raj Bhavan Road, Hyderabad. Express Secunderabad 17256/17255 Narsapur 9 Hyderabad-Narsapur-Hyderabad Express 17406 /17405 Krishna 10 Adilabad-Tirupati-Adilabad Express 17603/17604 11 Kacheguda -Yesvantpur-Kacheguda Yeshwantpur Express 17652/17651 Egmore 12 Kacheguda-Chennai Egmore-Kacheguda Express Sl. Train No. From – To Name of the Licensee No. 12728/12727Godavari M/s Doons Caters, 7956/4, Arakasha Road, 13 Hyderabad-Visakhapatnam-Hyderabad Express Pahargunj, New Delhi 12738/12737Gauthami M/s Doons Caters, 7956/4, Arakasha Road, 14 Secunderabad-Kakinada Port-Secunderabad Express Pahargunj, New Delhi 17032/17031 Mumbai Hyderabad-Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus M/s C.K.K. Caterers, Post Box No. 11176, 15 Express Mumbai-Hyderabad Railway Station Road, Cochin – 682016 List of Trains with Train Side Vending (TSV) on Sectional Basis over South Central Railway Sl. Train No. & Name of the Train From – To Section in which TSV is available No. 1 17429/17430 Rayalaseema Express Hyderabad-Tirupati-Hyderabad 17206/17205 Kakinada-Sai Nagar Shirdi KakinadaTown-Sai Nagar Shirdi- 2 Secunderabad-Wadi-Vikarabad- Express Kakinada Town Bidar 17002/17001 Secunderabad-Sai Nagar Shirdi Secunderabad-Sai Nagar Shirdi- 3 Express Secunderabad 4 17487/17488 Tirumala Express Tirupati-Visakhapatnam-Tirupati 12861/12862 Link Dakshin Express Visakhapatnam-Hazrathnizamuddin- 5 Visakhapatnam Visakhapatnam-Vijayawada- 6. 12659/12660 Gurudev Express Nagarcoil-Shalimar-Nagarcoil Visakhapatnam 12749/12750 Visakhapatnam-Lokamanya Visakhapatnam-Lokamanya 7. Tilak Terminus Express TilakTerminus-Visakhapatnam 8. 1288912890 Tata Nagar-Yesvantpur Express Tata Nagar-Yesvantpur-Tata Nagar Vijayawada-Duvvada-Vijayawada .
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