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Time Table 14 MARCH 2009.Qxd TIMETABLE CALCUTTA l SUNDAY 14 MARCH 2010 TRAINS DEPARTURE EASTERN RAILWAY ARRIVAL DEPARTURE EASTERN RAILWAY ARRIVAL Up Time Howrah Down Time Up Time Kolkata (Chitpur) Down Time 2311 19-40 Delhi-Kalka Mail 2312 7-30 2517 21-40 Kolkata-Guwahati Garib Rath (Bi-weekly) Express 2518 15-00 3005 19-10 Amritsar Mail 3006 7-20 Dep: Thurs & Sun; Arr: Thurs & Sun 2321 22-00 Mumbai Mail via Allahabad 2322 11-45 2363 9-05 Kolkata-Haldibari Tri-Weekly Intercity Express 2364 19-40 2381 8-20 Poorva (New Delhi) Express via Gaya,-Varanasi 2382 16-45 Dep: Tues, Thurs & Sat; Arr: Wed, Fri & Sun Dep: Wed, Thurs & Sun; Arr: Tues, Wed & Sat 3109 7-10 Kolkata-Dhaka Maitree Express 3110 18-10 2303 8-05 Poorva (New Delhi) Express via Patna 2304 16-45 Dep: Saturday; Arr: Sunday Dep: Mon, Tues, Fri & Sat; Arr: Mon, Thurs, Fri & Sun 3108 7-10 Kolkata-Dhaka Maitree Express 3107 18-10 2323 18-45 Howrah-New Delhi Bi-weekly Superfast Express 2324 6-00 Dep: Wednesday; Arr: Tuesday Dep: Tues & Fri; Arr: Fri & Mon 2249 17-10 Howrah-New Delhi Yuva Express (Weekly) 2250 10-40 3113 6-50 Kolkata-Murshidabad-Lalgola Hazarduari Express 3114 21-25 Dep: Thursday; Arr: Monday 2496 22-40 Kolkata - Bikaner Weekly Express 2495 13-15 2301 16-55 Rajdhani Express via Gaya 2302 9-55 Dep: Friday; Arr: Friday Dep: Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat 1105 7-25 Jhansi (Weekly) Sipahi Express 1106 21-45 Arr: Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sun Dep: Sunday; Arr: Saturday 2305 14-05 Rajdhani Express via Patna; Dep: Sun; Arr: Sat 2306 12-40 2307 23-30 Jodhpur Express 2308 4-00 2019 6-05 Shatabdi (Bokaro - Ranchi) Express Except Sunday 2020 21-10 DEPARTURE SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY ARRIVAL 8627 14-15 Howrah - Ranchi Intercity Express via Asansol-Dhanbad-Bokaro 8628 13-40 Up Time Down Time Dep: Sun, Mon & Tues; Arr: Sun, Mon & Tues Howrah 2023 14-05 Janashatabdi (Patna) Express Except Sunday 2024 13-25 2839 23-45 Chennai Mail 2840 4-00 3465 15-15 Howrah-Malda Town Intercity Express Except Sunday 3466 12-50 2810 20-15 Mumbai Mail via Nagpur 2809 5-50 3011 15-25 Howrah-Malda Town Intercity Express 3012 11-25 2860 14-00 Gitanjali (Mumbai) Express 2859 12-30 2331 23-55 Himgiri (Jammu-Tawi) Express Tri-Wkly 2332 11-30 2262 08-20 Howrah-Mumbai Duronto Express 2261 19-40 Dep: Tues, Fri & Sat.; Arr: Tues, Wed, & Sat Dep: Mon & Fri; Arr: Wed & Sun 2369 13-10 Howrah - Haridwar Express 2370 3-15 2870 14-35 Howrah-Mumbai Weekly Superfast Express 2869 19-30 Dep: Mon, Wed, Thurs, Sat, Sun; Arr: Tue, Wed, Thurs, Sat, Sun 2345 15-50 Guwahati Saraighat Express 2346 5-10 Dep: Friday; Arr: Monday 3009 20-35 Doon Express via Grand Chord 3010 7-00 2245 11-00 Howrah - Yesvantpur Weekly Duronto Express 2246 16-00 2327 13-10 Upasana (Dehra Dun) Express Dep: Tues & Fri; Arr: Mon, Fri 2328 3-15 Dep: Friday; Arr: Monday 3007 9-45 Udyan Abha Toofan Express via Main Line 3008 19-20 2073 13-40 Bhubaneswar-Janashatabdi Express Except Sunday 2074 12-50 3039 20-20 Delhi Janata Express 3040 6-05 2021 6-20 Janashatabdi (Tatanagar-Barabil) Express 2022 20-50 3049 14-00 Amritsar Express 3050 15-45 2102 22-55 Jnaneswari (LTT) Express 2101 3-35 3019 21-45 Bagh (Kathgodum) Express 3020 12-40 Dep & Arr: Mon, Wed, Thurs & Sun 3021 15-45 Mithila (Raxaul) Express 3022 4-00 2834 23-55 Ahmedabad Express 2833 13-30 5959 17-35 Kamrup (Dibrugarh Town) Express 5960 6-25 2841 14-50 Coromandal (Chennai) Express via Cuttack 2842 11-50 3317 6-15 Black Diamond Express 3318 21-25 2703 7-25 Falaknuma (Secunderabad) Express 2704 17-45 2339 17-20 Coalfield Express 2340 10-25 2813 17-30 Tata Steel Express 2814 10-20 2341 18-20 Agnibeena (Asansol) Express 2342 8-45 2871 6-55 Ispat (Titlagarh) Express 2872 18-45 2351 20-35 Danapur Express 2352 6-35 8005 21-35 Sambalpur-Koraput Express 8006 6-25 3071 21-45 Jamalpur Express 3072 5-30 8615 22-20 Ranchi Hatia Express 8616 6-35 2337 10-10 Santiniketan Express 2338 15-40 2837 22-35 Puri Express via Cuttack 2838 4-50 2347 12-00 Rampurhat Express 2348 20-15 8617 15-05 Howrah - Ranchi Intercity Express via Kharagpur-Tatanagar 8618 14-20 3017 6-05 Ganadevta Express 3018 21-45 Dep: Thurs, Fri & Sat; Arr: Thurs, Fri & Sat 3051 6-40 Siuri Hool Express 3052 18-25 8409 19-00 Sri Jagannath (Puri) Express 8410 8-10 3025 13-25 Bhopal Express Dep: Mon; Arr: Thurs 3026 15-00 2881 20-55 Howrah-Puri Bi-weekly Garib Rath Express 2882 7-05 3023 19-50 Gaya Express 3024 3-45 Dep & Arr: Tuesday & Thursday 2333 20-00 Varanasi (Bibhuti) Express 2334 7-55 2895 20-55 Howrah-Puri Express Dep. & Arr.: Friday 2896 7-05 2175 17-45 Chambal (Gwalior) Express 2176 6-45 2887 20-55 Howrah-Puri Express Dep. & Arr.: Monday 2888 7-05 Dep: Tues, Wed & Sun; Arr: Wed, Fri. & Sun. 8047 23-30 Howrah - Vasco Amaravathi Express 8048 22-25 9306 17-45 Shipra (Indore) Express 9305 6-45 Dep. Mon,Tue,Thu,Sat; Arr. Mon,Wed,Fri,Sat Dep: Mon, Thurs & Sat; Arr: Thurs, Sat & Mon 2821 6-00 Dhauli (Bhubaneswar) Express 2822 20-15 1448 14-30 Shaktipunj (Jabalpur) Express 1447 4-15 2857 6-40 Howrah-Digha Tamralipta Superfast Express 2858 13-45 2177 17-45 Chambal (Agra Cantt.) Express Dep: Fri; Arr: Tues 2178 6-45 8001 14-10 Howrah-Digha Kandari Express 8002 21-45 5271 11-15 Muzaffarpur Weekly Exp; Dep & Arr : Wednesday. 5272 3-35 8645 11-45 East Coast (Hyderabad) Express 8646 15-55 Up Time Down Time 2865 8-20 Howrah - Purulia Bi-weekly Lalmati Express 2866 20-30 Sealdah Dep & Arr: Tuesday & Sunday 2313 16-50 Rajdhani Express 2314 10-15 2259 18-40 Sealdah-New Delhi Duronto Express 2260 12-25 2827 16-50 Purulia Express 2828 11-20 Dep: Thurs & Sun; Arr: Sat & Tues 2130 21-55 Azad Hind (Pune) Express 2129 3-50 2987 23-20 Sealdah - Ajmer Sharif Express 2988 15-45 2516 1-05 Guwahati - Howrah - Trivandrum Central Express 2516 00-45 Dep: Except Friday Arr: Except Friday Thursday only 2377 22-55 Sealdah - New Jalpaiguri Padatik Express (Tri-weekly) 2378 06-45 2515 11-15 Trivandrum Central - Howrah - Guwahati Express 2515 10-55 Dep: Mon, Wed & Fri; Arr: Wed, Fri & Sun Tuesday only 3187 07-25 Sealdah - Rampurhat Maa Tara Express 3188 18-45 2507 14-15 Ernakulam - Howrah - Guwahati Weekly Express 2507 13-55 Dep & Arr: Except Sunday Thursday only 3141 13-40 Teesta-Torsa Express 3142 5-00 2508 1-05 Guwahati - Howrah - Ernakulam Weekly Express 2508 00-45 2343 22-05 Darjeeling Mail 2344 6-00 Saturday only 5657 6-35 Kanchanjunga Express 5658 19-25 2510 1-05 Guwahati - Bangalore City Tri-Weekly Express (via 2510 00-45 2329 13-15 West Bengal Sampark Kranti Express 2330 17-25 Howrah & Cuttack) Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Dep: Tues; Arr: Thurs 2509 11-15 Bangalore City - Guwahati Tri-Weekly Express (via 2509 10-55 2379 13-15 Sealdah - Amritsar Express 2380 17-25 Howrah & Cuttack) Friday, Saturday & Sunday Dep: Fri; Arr: Mon 2663 16-10 Tiruchirapally Bi-Weekly Express 2664 3-20 3147 19-35 Uttar Banga Express 3148 8-15 Dep & Arr: Thursday and Sunday Dep: Mon, Wed & Sat; Arr: Wed, Fri & Mon 2665 16-10 Kanyakumari Weekly Express Arr & Dep: Monday 2666 3-20 3149 19-35 Kanchan Kanya Express 3150 8-15 2883 6-00 Rupashi Bangla (Purulia) Express 2884 21-15 Dep: Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sun; Arr: Tues, Thurs, Sat & Sun 2906 22-55 Howrah - Porbandar / Okha Express 2905 3-35 3163 20-00 Hatey Bajarey Express 3164 8-10 Departure & Arrival: Friday, Saturday & Tuesday 3133 20-30 Sealdah-Varanasi Express via SBG Loop 3134 10-55 2863 20-35 Yeshvantpur (Bangalore) Express via Tirupati 2864 6-10 3103 18-25 Bhagirathi (Lalgola) Express 3104 10-25 2513 11-15 Secunderabad - Howrah - Guwahati Weekly Express 2513 10-55 3185 15-40 Ganga Sagar Express 3186 06-55 Monday only 2315 13-15 Sealdah - Udaipur Ananya Express Dep: Thurs; Arr: Tues 2316 15-10 2514 1-05 Guwahati - Howrah - Secunderabad Weekly Express 2514 00-45 3503 16-40 Asansol Intercity Express Except Sunday 3504 10-45 Friday only 3105 13-25 Ballia Express 3106 3-30 5228 23-15 Muzaffarpur - Howrah - Yeshvantpur Weekly Express 5228 22-55 2985 23-20 Ajmer Express Dep & Arr Friday only 2986 15-45 Monday only 2317 7-40 Akal Takht Express Dep: Wed & Sun; Arr: Sat & Wed 2318 15-10 5227 14-15 Yeshvantpur - Howrah - Muzaffarpur Weekly Express 5227 13-55 3153 22-15 Gour Express 3154 6-15 Friday only Up Time Kolkata (Chitpur) Down Time 2152 21-15 Howrah - LTT (Kurla) Samarsata Superfast Express 2151 8-25 3111 20-15 Lal Quila Express via Main Line 3112 7-30 via Adra; Departure & Arrival: Friday & Saturday 5049 14-30 Gorakhpur Express Dep: Wed & Sun; Arr: Thurs & Sun 5050 4-15 2254 23-30 Bhagalpur-Howrah-Yesvantpur Weekly Express 2254 23-05 5051 14-30 Gorakhpur Weekly Exp via Narkatiaganj; Dep & Arr: Fri. 5052 4-15 Arrival & Departure: Wednesday 5047 14-30 Purbanchal (Gorakhpur) Express 5048 4-15 2253 23-00 Yesvantpur -Howrah-Bhagalpur Weekly Express 2253 22-25 Arrival & Departure: Sunday Dep: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Sat; Arr: Mon, Tue , Wed, Sat 5722 7-50 New Jalpaiguri-Howrah-Digha Paharia Express 5722 7-20 3151 11-45 Jammu-Tawi Express 3152 15-50 Departure & Arrival: Saturday 3145 19-30 Kolkata Radhikapur Express 3146 5-45 5721 22-00 Digha-Howrah-New Jalpaiguri Paharia Express 5721 21-05 3155 20-55 Kolkata-Darbhanga Mithilanchal Express (Bi-weekly) 3156 3-45 Departure & Arrival: Saturday Dep: Thurs, Sun; Arr: Tue, Sat Up Time Down Time 3157 20-55 Kolkata-Muzaffarpur Tirhut Express (Weekly) 3158 3-45 Shalimar Dep: Tue; Arr: Thurs 8030 15-00 LTT (Kurla) Express via Nagpur 8029 12-15 3161 12-55 Kolkata-Balurghat (Tri-weekly) Express 3162 14-25 2885 07-45 Aranyak (Adra) Express Except Sunday 2886 19-00 Dep: Mon, Wed, Fri; Arr: Tues, Thurs, Sat 6324 22-45 Shalimar - Trivandrum Bi-Weekly Express 6323 13-50 2359 19-50 Kolkata-Patna Garib Rath (Tri-weekly) Express 2360 05-20 Dep.: Tues & Sun; Arr: Sat & Mon Dep: Tues, Thurs, Sat; Arr: Mon, Thurs, Sat 2660 23-00 Gurudev (Nagercoil) Weekly Express Dep: Wed; Arr: Tues 2659 13-50 Enquiries: Howrah old complex: 1331/1332 (Auto), 1310, 2638-7412/3542/2581.
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