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DDQ HELD BY MCOs AS ON 01 APR 2017 TRAIN TRAIN NAME FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 CC SL 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) MCO AGRA CANTT 11078 JHELUM EXP AGRA CANTT PUNE DAILY 2 2 12138 PUNJAB MAIL AGRA CANTT MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 12616 GRAND TRUNK EXP AGRA CANTT CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 1 2 12626 KERALA EXP AGRA CANTT TRIVANDRUM CENTRAL DAILY 2 12628 KARNATAKA EXP AGRA CANTT BANGALORE CITY DAILY 4 12724 ANDHRA PRADESH EXP AGRA CANTT HYDERABAD DAILY 2 12506 NORTH EAST EXP KANPUR GUWAHATI DAILY 2 14211 INTERCITY EXP AGRA CANTT NEW DELHI DAILY 2 2 12279 TAJ EXP AGRA CANTT H NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 2 MCO AHMEDABAD 11087 VERAVAL PUNE EXP AHMEDABAD PUNE SA 4 18 11089 JODHPUR PUNE EXP AHMEDABAD PUNE TU 4 18 11091 BHUJ PUNE EXP AHMEDABAD PUNE WE 8 18 11095 AHIMSA EXP AHMEDABAD PUNE TH 2 18 19031 HARIDWAR MAIL AHMEDABAD HARIDWAR DAILY 7 12473 SARVODAYA EXP AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI SA 2 2 12 12475 HAPA JAMMU TAWI EXP AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI WE 2 12 12655 NAVJEEVAN EXP AHMEDABAD CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 1 12 12833 AHMEDABAD HOWRAH EXP AHMEDABAD HOWRAH DAILY 6 12902 GUJRAT MAIL AHMEDABAD MUMBAI CENTRAL DAILY 4 9 12915 ASHRAM EXP AHMEDABAD DELHI JN DAILY 2 6 16337 OKHA ERNAKULAM EXP AHMEDABAD ERNAKULAM M, SA 12 16501 AHMEDABAD YESVANTPUR EXP AHMEDABAD BANGALORE TU 1 12 17017 RAJKOT SECUNDERABAD EXP AHMEDABAD SECUNDERABAD M, WE, TH 6 19107 JANMABHOOMI EXP AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 4 19165 SABARMATI EXP AHMEDABAD DARBHANGA W,FR,SU 2 19167 SABARMATI EXP AHMEDABAD VARANASI M,TU,TH,SA 2 19215 SAURASTRA EXP AHMEDABAD PORBANDER DAILY 5 19569 OKHA VARANASI EXP AHMEDABAD VARANASI TH 2 16333 VERAVAL TRIVENDRUM EXP AHMEDABAD TRIVENDRUM TH 6 19223 ADI-JAT EXP AHMEDABAD JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 MCO AJMER 12413 AJMER JAMMU TAWI EXP AJMER JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 2 12990 AJMER DADAR EXP AJMER DADAR W, F, SU 2 6 15716 GARIB NAWAZ EXP AJMER KISHANGANJ M, TU, TH 2 8 16531 GARIB NAWAJ EXP AJMER YESVANTPUR M 2 2 8 18632 GRAIB NAWAZ EXP AJMER RANCHI SA 2 2 12016 AJMER SHTBDI AJMER NEW DELHI DAILY 2 MCO ALLAHABAD 11094 MAHANAGARI EXP ALLAHABAD MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 6 12312 KALKA HOWRAH MAIL ALLAHABAD HOWRAH DAILY 1 2 12321 MUMBAI HOWRAH MAIL ALLAHABAD MUMBAI CST DAILY 0 12417 PRAYAGRAJ EXP ALLAHABAD NEW DELHI DAILY 2 1 4 12506 NORTH EAST EXP ALLAHABAD GUWAHATI DAILY 2 2 15 12670 GANGA KAVERI EXP ALLAHABAD CHENNAI CENTRAL M,WE 2 23 13008 TOOFAN EXP ALLAHABAD HOWRAH DAILY 2 2 TRAIN TRAIN NAME FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 CC SL 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 14056 BRAHMA PUTRA MAIL ALLAHABAD DIBRUGARH DAILY 1 3 14113 LINK EXP ALLAHABAD DEHRADOON DAILY 2 4 14163 SANGAM EXP ALLAHABAD MEERUT CANTT DAILY 2 1 22132 GAYAN GANGA EXP ALLAHABAD PUNE WED 2 4 11034 GAYAN GANGA EXP ALLAHABAD PUNE SAT 2 4 14217 UNCHAHAR EXP ALLAHABAD CHANDIGARH DAILY 1 MCO AMBALA CANTT 11058 AMRITSAR DADAR EXP AMBALA CANTT NEW DELHI DAILY 1 2 11078 JHELUM EXP AMBALA CANTT PUNE DAILY 2 10 12312 HOWRAH KALKA MAIL AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH DAILY 2 12332 HIMGIRI EXP AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH M. TH, SU 14 12445 UTTAR SAMPARK KRANTI EXP AMBALA CANTT JAMMU TAWI DAILY 2 2 12472 SWARAJ EXP AMBALA CANTT MUMBAI TU,W,F,SA 14 13006 AMRITSAR HOWRAH MAIL AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH DAILY 1 2 13050 AMRITSAR HOWRAH EXP AMBALA CANTT HOWRAH DAILY 1 14034 JAMMU MAIL AMBALA CANTT DELHI JN DAILY 2 14645 SHALIMAR EXP AMBALA CANTT JAMMU TAWI DAILY 1 2 12724 ANDHRA PRADESH EXP NEW DELHI HYDERABAD DAILY 5 12616 GT EXP DELHI SARAI ROHELLA MADRAS DAILY 2 14056 BRAHMAPUTRA MAIL DELHI JN DIBRUGARH DAILY 2 MCO AMRITSAR 12030 SWARNA SHATABDI EXP AMRITSAR NEW DELHI EXCEPT TH 3 12498 SHAN-E-PUNJAB EXP AMRITSAR NEW DELHI DAILY 1 12716 SACHKHAND EXP AMRITSAR NANDED DAILY 2 12904 GOLDEN TEMPLE MAIL AMRITSAR MUMBAI BCT DAILY 4 4 12904 GOLDEN TEMPLE MAIL AMRITSAR NEW DELHI DAILY 4 12926 PASCHIM EXP AMRITSAR NEW DELHI DAILY 2 TRAIN TRAIN NAME FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 CC SL 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 13006 AMRITSAR HOWRAH MAIL AMRITSAR HOWRAH DAILY 2 2 6 13006 AMRITSAR HOWRAH MAIL AMRITSAR LUCKNOW DAILY 2 13050 AMRITSAR HOWRAH EXP AMRITSAR HOWRAH JN DAILY 2 15708 AMRITSAR KATIHAR EXP AMRITSAR KATIHAR (KIR) DAILY 3 MCO BABINA 11057 DADAR AMRITSAR EXP BABINA AMRITSAR DAILY 2 11058 AMRITSAR DADAR EXP BABINA DADAR DAILY 1 11078 JHELUM EXP BABINA PUNE DAILY 2 12616 GRAND TRUNK EXP JHANSI CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 12626 KERALA EXP JHANSI TRIVANDRUM CENTRAL DAILY 1 12628 KARNATAKA EXP JHANSI BANGALORE CITY DAILY 3 16032 ANDAMANAN EXP BABINA CHENNAI CENTRAL WE, SA, SU 1 19165 SABARMATI EXP JHANSI VARANASI TH, SA, M 1 MCO BANGALORE 11014 COIMBATORE LTT KURLA EXP KSR BENGALURU LOKAMANYA TILAK (T) DAILY 2 12008 SHATABDI EXP KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL EXCEPT W 2 12295 SANGAMITRA EXP KSR BENGALURU PATLIPUTRA DAILY 2 2 9 22691 RAJDHANI EXP KSR BENGALURU H. NIZAMUDDIN M,W, TH, SU 2 4 22693 RAJDHANI EXP KSR BENGALURU H. NIZAMUDDIN TU, F, SA 2 4 12028 SHATABDI EXP KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL EXCEPT TU 2 12509 BANGALORE GUWAHATI EXP BANGALORE CANTT GUWAHATI W,TH,F 2 2 6 12578 BHAGMATI EXP KSR BENGALURU DHARBANGA SA 2 12592 GORAKHPUR EXP YESWANTPUR GORAKHPUR M 4 12627 KARNATAKA EXP KSR BENGALURU NEW DELHI DAILY 2 4 8 12640 BRINDAVAN EXP KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 12658 CHENNAI MAIL KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 4 6 12684 BANGALORE ERNAKULAM EXP KSR BENGALURU ERNAKULAM TU,TH 2 3 12725 SIDDA GANGA INTER CITY KSR BENGALURU DHARWAR DAILY 2 12736 GARIB RATH EXP YESVANTPUR SECUNDERABAD M,W,F 2 12786 BANGALORE KACHEGUDA EXP KSR BENGALURU KACHEGUDA DAILY 3 3 TRAIN TRAIN NAME FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 CC SL 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 12864 YESVANTPUR HOWRAH EXP YESHWANTPUR HOWRAH DAILY 2 2 4 12975 MYSORE JAIPUR EXP KSR BENGALURU JAIPUR TH, SA 2 2 15016 YESWANTPUR GORAKHPUR EXP YESHWANTPUR GORAKHPUR TH 4 16315 KOCHUVELI EXP KSR BENGALURU KOCHUVELI DAILY 4 16022 KAVERI EXP KSR BENGALURU CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 16232 MAYILADUTHURAI EXP KSR BENGALURU MAYILADUTHURAI DAILY 2 16502 YESHWANTPUR AHMEDABAD EXP YESWANTPUR AHMEDABAD SU 4 16526 BANGALORE KANYAKUMARI EXP KSR BENGALURU KANAYAKUMARI DAILY 2 2 3 11302 UDYAN EXP KSR BENGALURU MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 2 4 16589 RANI CHENAMMA EXP KSR BENGALURU SHAHU MAHARAJ TRML DAILY 2 4 12649 YPR-NZM SAMP KRANTI EXP YESWANTPUR H NIZAMUDDIN F, SAT, SUN 3 3 12629 YPR-NZM SAMP KRANTI EXP YESWANTPUR H NIZAMUDDIN THU 3 3 16534 YPR-JU EXP KSR BENGALURU JODHPUR SUN 2 2 2 18464 SBC-BBS PRASHANTI EXP KSR BENGALURU BHUBANESWAR F,SAT,SUN 2 2 4 16527 YPR-CAN EXP YESWANTPUR KANPUR THU,F,SAT,SUN 2 3 22501 NEW TINSUKIA EXP KSR BENGALURU NEW TINSUKIA TUE 2 2 4 12246 YPR-HWR DURONTO EXP YESVANTPUR HOWRAH TH,F,SU 2 2 4 17209 SBC-CCT SESHADRI EXP KSR BENGALURU KAKINADA F, SAT, SUN 2 2 4 MCO BAREILLY 12229 LUCKNOW MAIL BAREILLY NEW DELHI DAILY 2 1 4 12230 LUCKNOW MAIL BAREILLY LUCKNOW DAILY 1 12332 HIMGIRI EXP BAREILLY HOWRAH TU, M 2 13005 HOWRAH AMRITSAR MAIL BAREILLY AMRITSAR DAILY 2 2 13006 AMRITSAR HOWRAH MAIL BAREILLY HOWRAH DAILY 1 13151 KOLKATA JAMMU TAWI EXP BAREILLY JAMMU TAWI DAILY 1 13152 JAMMU TAWI KOLKATA EXP BAREILLY SEALDAH DAILY 2 14257 KASHI VISWANATH EXP BAREILLY NEW DELHI DAILY 1 2 14258 KASHI VISWANATH EXP BAREILLY VARANASI DAILY 2 9 15610 AVADH ASSAM EXP BAREILLY GUWAHATI DAILY 12 MCO BARI BRAHMANA (BD BARI) 14034 JAMMU MAIL JAMMU TAWI DELHI JN DAILY 2 1 12414 POOJA EXP JAMMU TAWI AJMER DAILY 2 14646 SHALIMAR EXP JAMMU TAWI DELHI JN DAILY 1 11078 JHELUM EXP JAMMU TAWI NEW DELHI DAILY 1 11078 JHELUM EXP JAMMU TAWI PUNE DAILY 2 15098 BAROUNI EXP JAMMU TAWI BARAUNI DAILY 2 12472 SWARAJ EXP JAMMU TAWI BANDRA TERMINAL TU,W,FR,SA 2 12446 UTTAR SAMPARK KRANTI EXP JAMMU TAWI NEW DELHI DAILY 2 4 MCO BATHINDA 12138 PUNJAB MAIL BATHINDA NEW DELHI DAILY 0 12138 PUNJAB MAIL BATHINDA MUMBAI CST DAILY 2 2 TRAIN TRAIN NAME FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 CC SL 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 19024 JANATA EXP BATHINDA MUMBAI CENTRAL DAILY 2 MCO BELGAUM 12779 GOA EXP BELGAUM H NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 2 14 11039 MAHARASDHTRA EXP MIRAJ NAGPUR DAILY 1 16534 YESVANTPUR JODHPUR EXP BELGAUM JODHPUR M 4 4 16506 GANDHIDHAM EXP BELGAUM GANDHIDHAM SAT 4 16590 RANI CHENNAMMA EXP BELGAUM BANGALORE DAILY 2 3 17317 UBL LTT EXP HUBLI LOKMANYA TILAK (T) DAILY 2 2 22685 SAMPRAK KRANTI EXP BELGAUM CHANDIGARH TH, SU 1 2 2 11036 SHARAWATI EXP MYSORE DADAR SUN 2 4 MCO BHOPAL 11057 DADAR AMRITSAR EXP BHOPAL AMRITSAR DAILY 1 2 11078 JHELUM EXP BHOPAL PUNE DAILY 2 11466 RAJKOT EXP BHOPAL VERAVAL M, SA 4 12001 SHATABDI EXP BHOPAL NEW DELHI DAILY 4 12137 PUNJAB MAIL BHOPAL FIROZPUR DAILY 4 12138 PUNJAB MAIL BHOPAL MUMBAI CST DAILY 1 2 2 12155 BHOPAL EXP BHOPAL H NIZAMUDDIN DAILY 2 2 4 12183 BHOPAL PRATAPGARH EXP BHOPAL LUCKNOW TU, F, SU 2 2 2 12534 PUSHPAK EXPRESS BHOPAL LUCKNOW DAILY 2 2 12616 GRAND TRUNK EXP BHOPAL CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 4 12622 TAMIL NADU EXPRESS BHOPAL CHENNAI CENTRAL DAILY 1 2 12724 ANDRA PRADESH EXPRESS BHOPAL HYDERABAD DAILY 1 1 12780 GOA EXPRESS BHOPAL VASCO-DA-GAMA DAILY 2 12854 AMARKANTAK EXP BHOPAL DURG DAILY 2 12919 MALWA EXP BHOPAL NEW DELHI DAILY 3 18233 NARMADA EXP BHOPAL BILASPUR DAILY 2 MCO BIKANER 14707 RANAKPUR EXP BIKANER BANDRA (T) M 2 2 14888 BARMER KALKA EXP BIKANER KALKA DAILY 4 MCO BINAGURI 12435 RAJDHANI EXP NEW JALPAI GURI NEW DELHI TU 1 SA 2 W 2 12423 RAJDHANI EXP NEW JALPAI GURI NEW DELHI SU,TU 2 TRAIN TRAIN NAME FROM TO FREQUENCY DDQ HELD REMARKS NO AC 1 AC 2 AC 3 CC SL 2S (Fri, Sat & Sunday) 12523 NJP NEW DELHI EXP NEW JALPAI GURI NEW DELHI TU,SA 2 3 W,TH,F,SA 2 12505 NORTH EAST EXP NEW ALIPURDUAR ANANDVIHAR (T) DAILY 2 12508 GUWAHATI TRIVANDRUM EXP NEW JALPAI GURI ERNAKULAM FR 2 3 TU 2 12510 GUWAHATI BANGALORE EXP NEW JALPAI GURI BANGALORE M,TU 2 SU,M,TU 3 12516 GUWAHATI TRIVANDRUM
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  • Question Bank for LDC Examination General Feature 1. Steep Gradients

    Question Bank for LDC Examination General Feature 1. Steep Gradients

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  • COACHING (Status As on 01.02.2021)

    COACHING (Status As on 01.02.2021)

    COACHING (Status as on 01.02.2021) Chief Rolling Stock Engineer (Coaching) or CRSE(Coaching) heads the overall Coaching activities of Eastern Railway and his domain of responsibilities are overall management of maintenance and operation of Coaching stock in the divisions of Eastern Railway. He is the technical head of all Sr.DME(C&W)s of divisions w.r.t maintenance of Coaching stock. Dy.CME(C&W)/ER assists CRSE (Coaching) in all activities mentioned under his domain. A. Category of Trains maintained in Major Depots of Eastern Railway: Category of Howrah Sealdah Malda Asansol TOTAL Maintenance TKPR SYAE SDAH CP MLDT BGP ASN Primary 22 12 26 26 9 7 9 111 Maintenance Secondary 0 1 0 3 0 3 1 8 Maintenance Platform Returned / 12 7 5 8 9 6 1 48 Round Trip Trains B. Major & Minor Coaching Depots and their depot-wise holdings (Only PCV): Division DEPOT LHB ICF TOTAL TKPR 356 652 1008 SYAE 403 430 833 JSDG 0 165 165 HWH BWN 0 32 32 AZ 0 85 85 TOTAL 759 1364 2123 NCC 309 663 972 SDAH CP 168 376 544 TOTAL 477 1039 1516 MLDT 26 258 284 MLDT BGP 160 80 240 Division DEPOT LHB ICF TOTAL SBG 0 70 70 JMP 0 24 24 TOTAL 186 432 618 ASN 16 150 166 ASN MDP 0 16 16 TOTAL 16 166 182 ER TOTAL 1,438 3,001 4,439 C. Coach Holdings: ICF : 3001 Coaches LHB : 1438 Coaches OCV : 245 Nos. D. Departmental Mechanized Laundries in Eastern Railway: SN Division Location Capacity of Production (Tons Per Day) 1 Howrah TKPR 9 2 SDAH 8 Sealdah 3 CP 5 4 Asansol ASN 1 5 MLDT 2 Malda 6 BGP 2 Total 27 MECHANIZED LAUNDRY PLANT AT TKPR E.
  • Shakti Vahini 307, Indraprastha Colony, Sector- 30-33, Faridabad, Haryana Phone: 95129-2254964, Fax: 95129-2258665 E Mail: Shaktivahini@Yahoo.Co.In

    Shakti Vahini 307, Indraprastha Colony, Sector- 30-33, Faridabad, Haryana Phone: 95129-2254964, Fax: 95129-2258665 E Mail: [email protected]

    Female Foeticide, Coerced Marriage & Bonded Labour in Haryana and Punjab; A Situational Report. (Released on International Human Rights Day 10th of Dec. 2003) Report Prepared & Compiled by – Kamal Kumar Pandey Field Work – Rishi Kant shakti vahini 307, Indraprastha colony, Sector- 30-33, Faridabad, Haryana Phone: 95129-2254964, Fax: 95129-2258665 E Mail: [email protected] 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This report is a small attempt to highlight the sufferings and plights of the numerous innocent victims of Human Trafficking, with especial focus on trades of bride in the states of Haryana and Punjab. The report deals with the problem and throws light on how the absence of effective definition and law, to deal with trade in ‘Human Misery’ is proving handicap in protecting the Constitutional and Human Rights of the individuals and that the already marginalised sections of the society are the most affected. The report is a clear indication of how the unequal status of women in our society can lead to atrocities, exploitation & innumerable assault on her body, mind and soul, in each and every stage of their lives beginning from womb to helpless old age. The female foeticide in Haryana and Punjab; on one hand, if it is killing several innocent lives before they open the eyes on the other is causing serious gender imbalance which finally is devastating the lives of equally other who have been lucky enough to see this world. Like breeds the like, the evil of killing females in womb is giving rise to a chain of several other social evils of which the female gender is at the receiving end.
  • Darjeeling Mail: Mumbai to Kolkata by Luxury Deccan Odyssey Train

    Darjeeling Mail: Mumbai to Kolkata by Luxury Deccan Odyssey Train

    Darjeeling Mail: Mumbai to Kolkata by Luxury Deccan Odyssey Train https://www.irtsociety.com/journey/darjeeling-mail/ Overview The Highlights - Three days exploring Mumbai, including the UNESCO site of Elephanta Caves - Take in the majesty of some of India's most famous landmarks, such as the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Jaipur's Amber Fort - A ride on the "Toy Train" Darjeeling Himalayan Railway - Explore Udaipur, known as the "City of Lakes" The Society of International Railway Travelers | irtsociety.com | (800) 478-4881 Page 1/7 - Memorable dinner with traditional performers at the Rambagh Palace Hotel in Jaipur - Luxurious accommodations: Seven nights aboard the Deccan Odyssey, two nights at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, three nights in Darjeeling's Hotel Mayfair, and two nights at Kolkata's Taj Bengal Hotel - Transfers, most meals, and all gratuities included The Tour Darjeeling Mail on the Deccan Odyssey luxury train is one of the best ways to travel through India. Experience the breathtaking views of the Himalayas from the hill plantations, explore the vibrant bazaars of Delhi, watch the sunrise on the sacred Ganges at Varanasi, and visit the amazing sights of Agra, including, of course, the incomparable Taj Mahal. A trip to India will change the way you view the world forever. Embark on a stunning journey by private train across Northern India, coast to coast, from the Arabian Sea to the Bay of Bengal. From the warm-heartedness of the people to the scenery and wonderful sights and sounds, a private rail journey through India is an unforgettable experience. Itinerary Day 1: Mumbai Your voyage of discovery begins at Mumbai airport, where you will be met and transferred to the iconic five-star Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Hotel for a luxurious two-night stay.