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DDQ HELD BY MCOs AS ON JAN 2019 TRAIN TRAIN NAME MC/MF DET FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 EC CC SL FC 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) MCO AGARTALA 185 MC/MF DET 12508 SILCHAR TRIVENDRAM SF EXP 185 MC/MF DET SILCHAR TRIVENDRAM F 2 MCO AGRA CANTT 11078 JHELUM EXP 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT PUNE DAILY 2 2 12138 PUNJAB MAIL 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 12616 GRAND TRUNK EXP 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 1 2 12626 KERALA EXP 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT TRIVANDRUM CENTRAL DAILY 2 12628 KARNATAKA EXP 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT BANGALORE CITY DAILY 4 12724 TELANGANA EXP 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT HYDERABAD DAILY 2 12506 NORTH EAST EXP 401 MC/MF DET KANPUR GUWAHATI DAILY 2 14211 INTERCITY EXP AGRA CANTT NEW DELHI DAILY 2 2 12279 TAJ EXP 401 MC/MF DET AGRA CANTT H NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 2 MCO AHMEDABAD 11087 VERAVAL PUNE EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD PUNE SA 4 18 11089 JODHPUR PUNE EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD PUNE TU 4 18 11091 BHUJ PUNE EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD PUNE WE 8 18 11095 AHIMSA EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD PUNE TH 1 9 19031 HARIDWAR MAIL 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD HARIDWAR DAILY 8 12473 SARVODAYA EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI SA 2 2 12 12475 SARVODAYA EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI WE 2 12655 NAVJEEVAN EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 9 12833 HOWRAH EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD HOWRAH DAILY 6 12902 GUJRAT MAIL 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD MUMBAI CENTRAL DAILY 4 9 12915 ASHRAM EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD DELHI JN DAILY 2 6 16337 OKHA ERNAKULAM EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD ERNAKULAM M, SA 12 16501 AHMEDABAD YESVANTPUR EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD YESVANTPUR TU 1 12 17017 RAJKOT SECUNDERABAD EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD SECUNDERABAD M, WE, TH 6 19107 JANMABHOOMI EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD UDHAMPUR SU 1 2 19165 SABARMATI EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD DARBHANGA W,FR,SU 2 19167 SABARMATI EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD VARANASI M,TU,TH,SA 2 19215 SAURASTRA EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD PORBANDER DAILY 5 22969 OKHA VARANASI EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD VARANASI TH 2 16333 VERAVAL TRIVENDRUM EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD TRIVENDRUM TH 10 22920 HUMSAFER EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD CHENNAI MO 6 12477 JAMMU TAWI-SVDK EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI TU 2 12 19223 ADI-JAT EXP 159 MC/MF DET AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 MCO AJMER 12413 POOJA EXP 118 MC/MF DET AJMER JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 2 12990 AJMER DADAR EXP 118 MC/MF DET AJMER DADAR W, F, SU 2 6 15716 GARIB NAWAZ EXP 118 MC/MF DET AJMER KISHANGANJ M, TU, TH 2 4 16531 GARIB NAWAJ EXP 118 MC/MF DET AJMER YESVANTPUR M 2 2 8 18632 GRAIB NAWAZ EXP AJMER RANCHI SA 2 2 12016 AJMER SHTBDI AJMER NEW DELHI TU, W,TH,FR, SAT 2 MCO ALLAHABAD 11094 MAHANAGARI EXP 102 MC/MF DET CHHEOKI MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 6 12312 KALKA HOWRAH MAIL 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD HOWRAH DAILY 1 2 12417 PRAYAGRAJ EXP 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD NEW DELHI DAILY 2 1 4 12506 NORTH EAST EXP 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD GUWAHATI DAILY 2 2 15 12670 GANGA KAVERI EXP 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD CHENNAI CENTRAL TU, SAT 2 23 13008 TOOFAN EXP 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD HOWRAH DAILY 1 2 14056 BRAHMA PUTRA MAIL 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD DIBRUGARH DAILY 1 6 14113 LINK EXP 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD DEHRADOON DAILY 1 1 14163 SANGAM EXP 102 MC/MF DET ALLAHABAD MEERUT CANTT DAILY 1 22132 GAYAN GANGA EXP ALLAHABAD PUNE WED 2 4 11034 GAYAN GANGA EXP ALLAHABAD PUNE SAT 2 4 TRAIN TRAIN NAME MC/MF DET FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 EC CC SL FC 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) MCO AMBALA CANTT 11058 AMRITSAR DADAR EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT NEW DELHI DAILY 1 2 11078 JHELUM EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT PUNE DAILY 2 10 12312 HOWRAH KALKA MAIL 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH DAILY 2 12332 HIMGIRI EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH M. TH, SU 8 12445 UTTAR SAMPARK KRANTI EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 2 12472 SWARAJ EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT MUMBAI TU,W,F,SA 14 13006 AMRITSAR HOWRAH MAIL 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH DAILY 1 2 13050 AMRITSAR HOWRAH EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH DAILY 1 14034 JAMMU MAIL 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT DELHI JN DAILY 2 14645 SHALIMAR EXP 167 MC/MF DET AMBALA CANTT JAMMU TAWI DAILY 1 2 12724 ANDHRA PRADESH EXP 167 MC/MF DET NEW DELHI SECUNDERABAD DAILY 5 12616 GT EXP NEW DELHI CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 14056 BRAHMAPUTRA MAIL 167 MC/MF DET DELHI JN DIBRUGARH DAILY 2 MCO AMRITSAR 12030 SWARNA SHATABDI EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR NEW DELHI DAILY 3 12496 SHAN-E-PUNJAB EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR NEW DELHI FRI, SAT, SUN 2 12496 SHAN-E-PUNJAB EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR NEW DELHI M, TU, W, TH 1 12716 SACHKHAND EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR NANDED DAILY 2 12904 GOLDEN TEMPLE MAIL AMRITSAR MUMBAI BCT DAILY 4 4 404 MC/MF DET 12904 GOLDEN TEMPLE MAIL AMRITSAR H NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 4 12926 PASCHIM EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR NEW DELHI DAILY 2 TRAIN TRAIN NAME MC/MF DET FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 EC CC SL FC 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 13006 HOWRAH MAIL AMRITSAR HOWRAH DAILY 2 2 6 404 MC/MF DET 13006 HOWRAH MAIL AMRITSAR LUCKNOW DAILY 2 13050 HOWRAH EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR HOWRAH JN M, TU, W, TH 2 13050 HOWRAH EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR HOWRAH JN FRI, SAT, SUN 4 15708 BARAUNI EXP 404 MC/MF DET AMRITSAR KATIHAR (KIR) DAILY 3 MCO BABINA 11057 DADAR AMRITSAR EXP 146 MC/MF DET BABINA AMRITSAR DAILY 2 11058 AMRITSAR DADAR EXP 146 MC/MF DET BABINA DADAR DAILY 1 11078 JHELUM EXP 146 MC/MF DET BABINA PUNE DAILY 2 12616 GRAND TRUNK EXP 146 MC/MF DET JHANSI CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 12626 KERALA EXP 146 MC/MF DET JHANSI TRIVANDRUM CENTRAL DAILY 1 12628 KARNATAKA EXP 146 MC/MF DET JHANSI BANGALORE CITY DAILY 3 19165 SABARMATI EXP 146 MC/MF DET JHANSI VARANASI TH, SA, M 1 19167 SABARMATI EXP 146 MC/MF DET JHANSI DHARBANGA TU, WED, FRI, SUN 1 MCO BANGALORE 11014 COIMBATORE LTT KURLA EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU LOKAMANYA TILAK (T) DAILY 2 12008 SHATABDI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL EXCEPT W 2 DAILY LESS WED 12295 SANGAMITRA EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU DANAPUR DAILY 2 2 9 22691 RAJDHANI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU H. NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 2 4 12028 SHATABDI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL EXCEPT TU 2 DAILY LESS TUE 12509 GUWAHATI EXP 160 MC/MF DET BANGALORE CANTT GUWAHATI W,TH,F 2 2 4 12578 BHAGMATI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU DHARBANGA SA 2 12592 GORAKHPUR EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESWANTPUR GORAKHPUR M 4 12627 KARNATAKA EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU NEW DELHI DAILY 2 4 8 12658 CHENNAI MAIL 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 4 6 12684 ERNAKULAM EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU ERNAKULAM TU,TH 2 3 12786 KACHEGUDA EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU KACHEGUDA DAILY 3 3 TRAIN TRAIN NAME MC/MF DET FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 EC CC SL FC 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 12864 YESVANTPUR HOWRAH EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESHWANTPUR HOWRAH DAILY 2 2 4 12975 MYSORE JAIPUR EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU JAIPUR TH, SA 2 2 15016 YESWANTPUR GORAKHPUR EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESHWANTPUR GORAKHPUR TH 4 16315 KOCHUVELI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU KOCHUVELI DAILY 4 16022 KAVERI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 16232 MAYILADUTHURAI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU MAYILADUTHURAI DAILY 2 16502 AHMEDABAD EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESWANTPUR AHMEDABAD SU 4 16526 ISLAND EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU TRIVANDRUM DAILY 2 2 3 11302 UDYAN EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 2 4 16589 RANI CHENAMMA EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU BELGAUM DAILY 2 4 12649 YPR-NZM SAMP KRANTI EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESWANTPUR H NIZAMUDDIN F, SAT, SUN 3 3 12629 YPR-NZM SAMP KRANTI EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESWANTPUR H NIZAMUDDIN THU 3 3 16534 YPR-BGKT EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU BHAGAT KI KOTHI SUN 2 2 2 18464 SBC-BBS PRASHANTI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU BHUBANESWAR F,SAT,SUN 2 2 4 16527 YPR-CAN EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESWANTPUR KANPUR THU,F,SAT,SUN 2 3 22501 NEW TINSUKIA EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU NEW TINSUKIA TUE 2 2 4 12246 YPR-HWR DURONTO EXP 160 MC/MF DET YESVANTPUR HOWRAH TH,F,SU 2 2 4 17235 SBC-NCJ EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU NAGERCOIL JN THU, FR, SAT 2 2 17309 VASCO EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU VASCO (GOA) SUN 2 2 4 17209 SBC-CCT SESHADRI EXP 160 MC/MF DET KSR BENGALURU KAKINADA TOWN FRI, SAT, SUN 2 2 4 MCO BAREILLY 12229 LUCKNOW MAIL 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY NEW DELHI DAILY 2 1 4 12230 LUCKNOW MAIL 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY LUCKNOW DAILY 1 12332 HIMGIRI EXP 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY HOWRAH M, TU, FRI 2 13005 HOWRAH AMRITSAR MAIL 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY AMRITSAR DAILY 2 2 13006 AMRITSAR HOWRAH MAIL 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY HOWRAH DAILY 1 13151 KOLKATA JAMMU TAWI EXP 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY JAMMU TAWI DAILY 1 13152 JAMMU TAWI KOLKATA EXP 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY KOLKATA DAILY 2 14257 KASHI VISWANATH EXP 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY NEW DELHI DAILY 1 2 14258 KASHI VISWANATH EXP 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY VARANASI DAILY 2 9 15610 AVADH ASSAM EXP 106 MC/MF DET BAREILLY GUWAHATI DAILY 12 MCO BARI BRAHMANA (BD BARI) 14034 JAMMU MAIL 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI DELHI JN DAILY 2 1 12414 POOJA EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI DELHI JN DAILY 2 14646 SHALIMAR EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI DELHI JN DAILY 1 11078 JHELUM EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI NEW DELHI DAILY 1 11078 JHELUM EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI PUNE DAILY 2 15098 BAROUNI EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI BARAUNI TUE 2 12472 SWARAJ EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI MUMBAI CENTRAL TU,WE,FR & SAT 2 12445 UTTAR SAMPARK KRANTI EXP 178 MC/MF DET JAMMU TAWI NEW DELHI DAILY 2 4 MCO BATHINDA 12138 PUNJAB MAIL BATHINDA MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 2 MCO BELGAUM 12779 GOA EXP 431 MC/MF DET BELGAUM H NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 2 14 (Incl 02 Seats of SL MCO Magaon) 11039 MAHARASHTRA EXP 431 MC/MF DET MIRAJ JN NAGPUR DAILY 1 16534
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