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DAILY TRAINS 3.3A TRAIN-WISE "OCCUPANCY %AGE - IN ASCENDING ORDER OF TRAIN-NO" " DAILY TRAINS" - "ALL CLASSES OF A TRAIN ADDED PERIOD: 11-Dec-2008 To 20-Dec-2008 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS TILL DATE YEAR TILL DATE DATE 0103 MANDOVI EXPRESS 10 105.45 77.69 112 94.30 0104 MANDOVI EXPRESS 10 79.62 65.15 97 62.45 01048 UBL VSG LINK EX 10 85.00 62.92 13 25.71 0111 KONKAN KANYA EX 10 120.99 110.59 178 100.00 0112 KONKAN KANYA EX 10 93.20 88.21 75 100.00 02779 VSG SBC LINK EX 10 118.52 101.42 23 86.54 03154 GOUR EXP 10 119.09 121.20 12 17.33 0329 HYDERABAD PASS 10 104.02 122.60 10 30.00 0330 HYB BJP PSGR 10 123.75 108.77 20 0340 LINK SECBAD EXP 10 86.96 69.69 17 0403 DLI UHP SPECIAL 10 86.87 76.32 5 32.64 0404 UHP DLI SPECIAL 10 64.40 67.74 4 12.94 0413 BSB JAT SPECIAL 10 115.92 82.47 37 24.85 0414 JAT BSB SPECIAL 10 89.36 72.03 10 3.58 0515 DAUND NANDED PA 10 59.65 48.22 0 0516 NED DD PASNGR 10 99.23 79.53 12 0591 LMG SCL SPECIAL 10 2.06 0.79 0 0592 SCL LMG SPECIAL 10 6.25 18.51 0 0664 ONR UAM PASSR 10 2.68 5.36 0 0711 JP SGNR FAST PA 10 4.61 2.30 0 0.00 0712 SGNR JP FAST PA 10 3.09 7.62 0 0.00 07603 KCG YPR EXP 10 75.00 66.85 2 07604 KACHEGUDA EXP 10 58.00 51.92 1 0853 HILL QUEEN EXP 10 0.02 0.03 0 0854 HILL QUEEN EXP 10 0.15 0.23 0 1007 DECCAN EXPRESS 10 100.12 83.71 70 51.72 1008 DECCAN EXPRESS 10 100.47 135.62 84 47.74 1009 SINHAGAD EXP 10 99.82 84.84 67 52.94 101 RAIL MOTOR 10 71.42 71.26 2 1010 SINHAGAD EXP 10 90.12 84.13 65 46.36 1011 MAHALAXMI EXP 10 115.22 101.83 98 98.36 1012 MAHALAXMI EXP 10 103.40 109.98 73 87.66 1013 COIMBATORE EXP 10 169.92 119.68 177 94.90 1014 LOKMANYA TT EXP 10 149.46 108.48 111 98.34 1015 KUSHINAGAR EXP 10 139.62 126.31 230 100.00 1016 KUSHINAGAR EXP 10 153.25 135.78 303 100.00 1019 KONARK EXPRESS 10 180.58 133.20 332 86.30 102 RAIL MOTOR 10 23.57 24.22 0 1020 KONARK EXPRESS 10 154.86 118.50 243 88.72 1021 INDRAYANI EXP 10 89.49 77.70 72 47.60 1022 INDRAYANI EXP 10 92.06 119.78 151 53.59 1023 SAHYADRI EXPRES 10 110.38 81.13 64 49.23 1024 SAHYADRI EXP 10 87.06 68.60 0 30.47 Report No 3.3A for Daily Trains Page 1 of 21 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS TILL DATE YEAR TILL DATE DATE 1025 MANMAD PUNE EXP 10 23.36 15.68 0 0.00 1026 PUNE MANMAD EXP 10 29.78 19.78 0 0.16 1027 CHENNAI MAIL 10 156.83 120.41 162 100.00 1028 MUMBAI MAIL 10 146.36 108.36 130 100.00 1028A MUMBAI MAIL 10 134.58 95.39 30 1029 KOYNA EXPRESS 10 105.83 57.96 43 23.22 1030 KOYNA EXPRESS 10 88.82 92.93 39 24.11 1039 MAHARASHTRA EXP 10 149.14 98.07 225 93.77 1040 MAHARASHTRA EXP 10 144.91 102.26 254 66.59 1041 CSTM CHENNAI EX 10 137.57 122.89 209 99.90 1042 MUMBAI EXPRESS 10 122.48 108.49 109 100.00 1047 MRJ UBL EXP 10 44.86 64.11 0 0.00 1048 UBL MRJ EXPRESS 10 75.27 72.74 1 14.28 1057 AMRITSAR EXPRES 10 170.77 96.22 73 34.87 1058 ASR DR EXPRESS 10 178.04 104.12 113 85.57 105C SDAH LGL PGR 10 45.16 35.81 0 1063 MS SALEM EXP 10 82.02 76.07 10 42.18 1064 SA CHENNAI EXP 10 66.06 56.36 80 14.89 1071 KAMAYANI EXPRES 10 114.33 70.99 22 21.52 1072 KAMAYANI EXPRES 10 147.20 110.50 184 84.18 1077 JHELUM EXPRESS 10 177.14 120.65 328 95.66 108S LGL SDAH PASS 10 40.93 34.32 0 1093 MAHANAGARI EXP 10 110.50 95.96 7 47.80 1094 MAHANAGARI EXP 10 155.73 137.36 392 99.96 10D DJ KGN NG TRAIN 10 26.66 24.27 1 1107 BUNDELKHAND EXP 10 99.41 75.58 48 11.11 1108 BUNDELKHAND EXP 10 99.49 65.26 39 16.66 1109 JHS LKO INT EXP 10 9.25 12.63 0 0.00 111 LALGOLA PASS 10 92.55 81.75 30 1110 LKO JHS INT EXP 10 10.97 14.91 1 0.23 112 LGL SDAH PASS 10 68.67 78.51 21 1123 BJU GWL MAIL 10 47.68 26.91 0 0.66 1124 GWL BJU MAIL 10 88.30 43.01 16 2.16 113 BHUSAVAL PASS 10 215.97 214.41 15 114 SURAT PASSENGER 10 186.94 197.49 25 1271 VINDHYACHAL EXP 10 75.06 48.47 5 1272 VINDHYACHAL EXP 10 100.75 59.53 4 0.00 12D JOYRIDE 10 0.00 0.00 0 12G11 DNR GRD EXPRESS 10 42.77 41.77 0 131 SDAH MFP FSTPGR 10 10.50 12.92 0 1321 PUNE PURNA PAS 10 67.50 52.64 11 1333 SHIRDI FAST PAS 10 106.65 60.83 52 1334 CSTM FAST PASS 10 112.97 58.13 30 1396 BPQ CSTM PAS EX 10 123.15 94.48 52 37.03 1401 NANDIGRAM EXP 10 130.74 79.33 52 76.48 1402 NANDIGRAM EXP 10 128.17 78.49 59 43.40 1423 SUR GADAG EXP 10 5.46 4.73 0 0.00 1424 SOLAPUR EXPRESS 10 8.42 16.51 0 0.00 1447 SHAKTIPUNJ EXP 10 124.95 74.01 43 24.16 Report No 3.3A for Daily Trains Page 2 of 21 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO. TRIPS TILL DATE YEAR TILL DATE DATE 1448 SHAKTIPUNJ EXP 10 153.07 93.60 20 27.02 1451 INTERCITY EXP 10 1.12 0.96 0 0.00 1452 INTERCITY EXP 10 2.16 4.87 0 0.00 1471 BPL JABALPUR EX 10 79.50 79.84 12 20.88 1472 JBP BHOPAL EXP 10 102.64 105.55 41 65.73 14D JOYRIDE 10 31.94 32.34 3 151 DR GORAKHPUR SP 10 45.14 35.97 0 2.83 1550 SUR PUNE PASS 10 126.11 129.50 17 1555 PUNE SUR PASS 10 96.51 106.18 15 1601 PUNE MMR PASS 10 76.66 74.36 4 1602 MMR PUNE PASS 10 114.02 121.66 8 1616 DHI DR PAS EXP 10 111.98 97.04 16 169 AJMER PASSENGER 10 43.61 31.55 0 16D JOYRIDE 10 1.66 1.66 0 170 AII ADI PASNGER 10 41.15 47.87 0 1707 REWA BSP F PASS 10 94.02 85.51 11 1708 BSP REWA FST PG 10 72.84 64.41 18 1709 REWA CHRM F PAS 10 105.13 95.24 11 1710 CHRM REWA F PGR 10 67.77 64.15 4 175 BHUSAVAL PASS 10 5.83 5.33 0 176 BSL ST BCT PASS 10 98.47 90.50 13 1767 KOTA JAIPUR PAS 10 83.23 73.17 27 176B SURAT PASSENGER 10 6.94 8.68 0 177 BHUSAVAL PASS 10 62.36 82.16 0 1771 HALDIGHATI PASS 10 103.26 69.85 15 1772 HALDIGHATI PASS 10 113.33 80.37 28 1775 KOTA BIX PASS 10 62.08 51.30 0 1776 BIX KOTA PASS 10 60.13 94.24 0 178 SURAT PASSENGER 10 126.38 119.36 21 181 JP HSR PASS 10 65.13 70.86 4 182 HSR JP PASS 10 81.94 143.64 3 1ALH HSR ASR PSNGR 10 83.61 95.02 6 1D NJP DJ NG TRAIN 10 58.54 55.10 2 1JA JU AII FAST PAS 10 10.62 11.28 0 0.00 1KS KLK SML PASS 10 45.00 45.79 0 1NNJ NGP NIR JBP PAS 10 17.08 22.07 1 1VK VSKP-KRDL-PASS 10 131.53 71.30 48 2003 LKO SWRAN SHTBD 10 106.26 98.07 48 97.19 2004 LKO SWRAN SHTBD 10 96.98 88.93 3 78.44 2005 KALKA SHTBDI 10 95.13 86.48 12 55.50 2006 KALKA SHTBDI 10 92.83 88.49 9 40.22 2011 KALKA SHTBDI 10 89.36 84.43 2 30.20 2012 KALKA SHTBDI 10 84.39 79.91 3 32.51 2013 AMRITSAR SHTBDI 10 97.02 90.14 27 62.48 2013A LDH SPL SHATABD 10 45.70 44.00 0 1.19 2014 AMRITSAR SHTBDI 10 84.06 76.34 2 13.80 2014A LDH NDLS SHT SP 10 37.22 36.27 0 1.19 2017 DEHRADUN SHTBDI 10 93.31 86.92 3 58.00 2018 DEHRADUN SHTBDI 10 92.80 88.50 33 52.19 Report No 3.3A for Daily Trains Page 3 of 21 CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE CUMMULATIVE OCCUPANCY AS EARNINGS INCLUDING AVERAGE PER TATKAL EARNINGS A %AGE OF CONCESSION LOSS AS DAY OF AS A %AGE OF TOTAL A %AGE OF WAITING LIST CUMMULATIVE TOTAL POTENTIAL CUMMULATIVE FOR THE YEAR TATKAL POTENTIAL TRAIN TRAIN NAME TRAIN FOR THE YEAR POTENTIAL FOR THE TILL DATE FOR THE YEAR TILL NO.
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