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7/15/2019 Trains Taken Over Trains taken over on Electric Traction (Till date) Select Your Railway for Railway wise List and modification in Data Select Kms Taken Addl. Trips Taken Over S Proposed No. of Existing Proposed Elect. Sno. Train No. Train Name From To in a over in Link of Rly/Shed L by Coaches Traction Traction Loco Week on Term Sp Required Elect. of NDLS-ET (E), 1 WCR 12191/92 Shri Dham Exp. NDLS JBP 7 20 NDLS-JBP (E) 246 EXT ET-JBP (D) Amarawati - ET-AMI (E), 2 WCR 12159/60 Jabaplpur AMI JBP 7 18 AMI-JBP (E) 246 EXT ET-JBP (D) Superfast Habibganj - HBJ-ET (E), 3 WCR 22187/88 HBJ JBP 7 15 HBJ-JBP (E) 246 EE Jabalpur Intercity ET-JBP (D) CAPE-WADI CAPE-GTL (E), WADI- Kanyakumari (E), GTL-DD 4 SCR 16381/82 CAPE CSMT 7 17 PUNE (D), 229 EXT SR 0 Exp. (D), PUNE- PUNE-CSMT CSMT (E) (E) BDTS - JBP BDTS-ET (E), 5 WCR 01705/06 BDTS JBP 1 18 BDTS-JBP (E) 246 EE Superfast ET-JBP (D) SMNH -ADI SMNH-ADI Somnath - (D), ADI-ET 6 WCR 11463/64 SMNH JBP 5 23 (D), ADI-JBP 246 EXT Jabalpur Exp (E), ET-JBP (E) (D) YPR-KCG (D), KCG-ET YPR-KCG (D), 7 WCR 12193/94 YPR - JBP Exp YPR JBP 1 22 246 EXT (E), ET-JBP KCG-JBP (E) (D) MAS-GTL (E), MAS-WADI CSTM - Chennai 8 SCR 11041/42 MAS CSMT 7 18 GTL-CSMT (E), WADI- 456 EXT SR 1 Exp (D) CSMT (D) Champaran GD-DLI (E) 9 NER 15705/06 KIR DLI 2 19 639 TC NR Humsafar Exp. KIR-GD (D) LTT - BSB LTT-PPI (E), LTT-JBP (E), 10 WCR 12167/68 LTT BSB 7 24 178 EXT Superfast PPI-BSB (D) JBP-BSB (D) DNR-PPI (D), DNR-JBP (D), 11 WCR 12791/92 DNR - SC Exp. DNR SC 7 24 178 EXT PPI-SC (E) JBP-SC (E) HBJ-ET (E), 12 WCR 12061/62 JBP Janshatabdi HBJ JBP 7 11 HBJ-JBP (E) 246 EE HBJ-JBP (D) CSTM- CSTM-KTE 13 CR 11093/94 Mahanagri Exp. CSTM BSB 7 24 BSL(E), BSL- (E), KTE-BSB 1086 EXT CR 1 BSB (D) (D) MAS-ET (E), MAS-JBP (E), 14 WCR 12295/96 Satyagrah Exp. SBC DNR 7 24 246 EXT ET-DNR (D) JBP-DNR (D) Kakinada - CCT-BZA(D), 15 SCR 07245/46 CCT RC 3 12 CCT-RC (D) 555 TC SCR 1 Raichur Exp. BZA-RC(E) INDB - JBP INDB-ET (E), 16 WCR 22191/92 INDB JBP 7 24 INDB -JBP (E) 246 EXT Overnight Exp. ET-JBP (D) LTT - ALD LTT-ET (E), LTT-JBP (E), 17 WCR 12293/94 LTT ALD 2 20 246 EXT Duronto Exp. ET-ALD (D) JBP-ALD (D) 18 WCR 11053/54 LTT - AMH Exp. LTT AZM 1 24 LTT-ET (E), LTT-JBP (E), 246 EXT ET-AMZ (D) JBP-AMZ (D) elocos.railnet.gov.in/Electrification/Trains_proposed_new.aspx 1/56 7/15/2019 Trains Taken Over BBS-GNT (E), GNT-GTL 19 SCR 18463/64 BBS - SBC Exp. BBS SBC 7 23 BBS-SBC (E) 802 EXT SCR 1 (D), TL-SBC (E) Mumbai Garib JBP-ET (D), 20 WCR 12187/88 JBP CSTM 3 18 JBP-CSTM (E) 246 EE 1 Rath ET-CSTM (E) ASR – BJU SHC - ASR Jan 21 ECR 15209/10 ASR SHC 7 24 (E), BJU – ASR – SHC (E) 109 EXT Sewa Exp. SHC (D) ANVT-BJU 22 ECR 15279/80 Purbia Exp. SHC ANVT 2 22 (E), BJU-SHC ANVT-SHC (E) 109 EXT (D) ASR – BJU 23 ECR 12203/04 Garib Rath SHC ASR 3 20 (E), BJU – ASR - SHC (E) 109 EXT SHC (D) Patliputra - Patna PNBE-PPTA PNBE-PPTA 24 ECR 55231/32 PNBE PPTA 7 12 13 TC Passenger (D) (MEMU) MFP - SPJ MFP-SPJ 25 ECR 55227/28 MFP SPJ 7 12 MFP-SPJ (D) 52 TC Passenger (MEMU) PPTA-MFP PPTA- 26 ECR 55215/16 MFP- PPTA PPTA MFP 7 12 74 TC (D) MFP(MEMU) SHC - PNBE SHC – PNBE SHC – PNBE 27 ECR 12567/68 SHC PNBE 7 24 224 EE Rajrani Exp. (D) (E) PNBE-SHC PNBE-PRNC 28 ECR 18625/96 Koshi Exp. PNBE PRNC 7 19 (E), SHC- 224 TC (D) PRNC (D) JYG - RJPB JYG - RJPB JYG-BJU (D) 29 ECR 13225/26 JYG RJPB 6 11 108 EXT Intercity Exp. (D) BJU-RJPB (E) SHC – BJU 30 ECR 23225/26 SHC - BJU Exp. SHC BJU 6 11 SHC – BJU (E) 109 EE (D) GHY-BJU GHY-KIR (D), 31 ECR 15651/52 Lohit Exp. GHY JAT 1 23 (D), BJU-JAT 179 EXT KIR-JAT (E) (E) SHC – DNR SHC – DNR 32 ECR 13205/06 Janhit Exp. SHC DNR 7 13 224 EE (D) (E) DLI-PNBE Sikkim DLI-KIR (E), 33 ECR 15483/84 DLI APDJ 7 17 (E), PNBE- 290 EXT Mahananda Exp. KIR-APDJ (D) APDJ (D) SC-G (D), G- GAYA(E), SC-GAYA(E), 34 SCR 07007/08 SC- DBG Exp. SC DBG 2 22 616 EXT SCR 1 GAYA- GAYA-DBG(D) DBG(D) YPR-KCG(D), 35 SCR 12251/52 Wainganga Exp. YPR KRBA 2 21 YPR-KRBA(D) 892 TC SCR 1 KCG-KRBA(E) SC-G (D), G- SC-GAYA (E), 36 SECR 17007/08 SC - DBG Exp. SC DBG 2 22 BJU (E), BJU- GAYA-DBG 246 EXT LGD/SCR 2 DBG (D) (D) BSP - MAS BSP-BZA(D), 37 SCR 12851/52 BSP MAS 1 23 BSP-MAS(E) 980 EXT SECR 1 Superfast Exp. BZA-MAS(E) 38 ECR 28181/82 BJU - KIR Exp. BJU KIR 7 6 BJU-KIR (D) BJU-KIR (E) 179 TC RJPB-KYQ RJPB-KIR (E), 39 ECR 13247/48 Capital Exp. RJPB KYQ 4 22 287 TC (D) KIR-KYQ (D) Capital Exp. RJPB-KIR (E), 40 ECR 13245/46 RJPB NJP 3 22 RJPB-NJP (D) 287 TC (RJPB - NJP) KIR-NJP (D) Pune Jabalpur PUNE-JBP 41 WCR 01655/56 PUNE JBP 1 17 PUNE-JBP (E) 1047 EE Summar Spl. (D) JBP- TEN - JBP TEN - JBP SALEM(E), 42 WCR 02193/94 JBP TEN 1 19 1903 TC Superfast Exp. (D) SALEM-TEN (D) DR-PUNE (E) DR-PUNE (E), 43 SR 11021/22 DR - TEN Exp. DR TEN 3 17 PUNE-TEN PUNE-ED(D), 425 TC (D) ED-TEN E CSTM-DD CSTM-DD (E), 44 SR 16339/40 CSTM - NCJ Exp CSTM NCJ 4 22 (D), DD-NCJ DD-ED (D), 611 MTC (E) ED-NCJ (E) KOAA-BSB 45 NER 22323/24 Shabdbhedi Exp. KOAA GCT 1 18 (E), BSB-GCT KOAA-GCT (E) 759 EXT ER (D) CBE-ED (E), 46 SR 16610/09 CBE - NCJ Exp. CBE NCJ 7 24 CBE -NCJ (D) 536 TC ED-NCJ (D) TVC-JHS(E) 47 SR 12511/12 Rapti Sagar Exp. TVC GKP 3 23 TVC-GKP(E) 2334 EXT JHS-GKP(D) 48 SR 12521/22 Rapti Sagar Exp. ERS BJU 1 24 ERS-JHS(E) ERS-BJU(E) 2735 EXT (ERS - BJU) JHS-BJU(D) elocos.railnet.gov.in/Electrification/Trains_proposed_new.aspx 2/56 7/15/2019 Trains Taken Over MFP - PPTA PPTA-MFP PPTA-MFP 49 ECR 55217/18 PPTA MFP 7 12 74 TC Passenger (D) (MEMU) BJU - PPTA BJU-PPTA BJU-PPTA 50 ECR 55229/30 BJU PPTA 7 12 108 TC Passenger (D) (MEMU) GNT-DHNE GNT-DHNE 51 SCR 57327/28 GNT Passenger GNT DHNE 7 15 333 EE SCR 1 (D) (E) SV - THE 52 NER 55107/08 SV THE 7 5 SV-THE (D) SV-THE (E) 28 EE NER 1 Passenger SV - THE 53 NER 55109/10 SV THE 7 5 SV-THE (D) SV-THE (E) 28 EE NER Passenger SV - THE 54 NER 55111/12 SV THE 7 5 SV-THE (D) SV-THE (E) 28 EE NER Passenger SV - THE 55 NER 55113/14 SV THE 7 5 SV-THE (D) SV-THE (E) 28 EE NER Passenger SCC - SPN 56 NER 55045/46 SCC SPN 7 12 STP-SPN (D) STP-SPN (E) 91 EE NER 1 Passenger BUW - SPC 57 NER 55037/38 BUW SPC 7 11 BUW-SPC (D) BUW-SPC (E) 102 EE NER 1 Passenger GKP - SV 58 NER 55011/12 GKP SV 7 12 GKP-SV (D) GKP-SV (E) 119 EE NER 1 Passenger SV - SPJ 59 NER 55021/22 SV SPJ 7 12 SV-SPJ (D) SV-SPJ (E) 119 EE NER 1 Passenger GKP - GD 60 NER 55025/28 GKP GD 7 12 GKP-GD (D) GKP-GD (E) 154 EE Passenger GKP - GD 61 NER 55027/26 GKP GD 7 12 GKP-GD (D) GKP-GD (E) 154 EE Passenger GD - SCC 62 NER 55033/34 GD SCC 7 11 GD-STP (D) GD-STP (E) 159 EE NER 1 Passenger GD - SCC 63 NER 55035/36 GD SCC 7 12 GD-STP (E) 159 EE NER Passenger BJU - SPJ BJU-SPJ 64 ECR 55237/38 BJU SPJ 7 16 BJU-SPJ (D) 51 TC Passenger (MEMU) SPJ - MFP SPJ-MFP 65 ECR 55239/40 SPJ MFP 7 16 SPJ-MFP (D) 52 TC Passenger (MEMU) DUG-SWM Durg - Ajmer 66 SECR 18207/08 DURG AII 1 23 DUG-AII (D) (E), SWM-AII 1129 TC TKD/WCR 0 Exp. (D) OKHA-ADI OKHA-ADI (D), ADI- (D), ADI- 67 SR 19568/67 Vivek Exp. OKHA TN 1 20 PUNE (E), 362 MTC PUNE (E), PUNE-ED (D), PUNE-TN (D) ED-TN (E) Mayladuturai - MV-TPJ (D), 68 SR 12083/84 Coimbtur MV CBE 6 16 MV-CBE(D) 241 TC TPJ-CBE (E) Janshatabdi Exp.
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    1. Which of the Following Is the Headquarters of the Newly Established Railway Zone 'East Coast Railways'? A. Vishakhapattna

    1. Which of the following is the headquarters of the newly established railway zone ‘East Coast Railways’? a. Vishakhapattnam b. Kolkata c. Hyderabad d. Bhubaneswar 2. Which train in India has the longest route length? a. Howrah - Jammu Tawi Himgiri Express b. Kanyakumari - Jammu Tawi Himsagar Express c. Kanyakumari - Dibrugarh Vivek Express d. Guwahati-Thiruvanthapuram Express 3. Where is the Railway Staff College located? a. Pune b. Delhi c. Vadodara d. Allahabad 4. On which of the following is the longest railway bridge in India located? a. River Ganges b. Vembanad Lake c. River Brahmaputra d. Chilka Lake 5. In which of the following cities are located 3 zonal headquarters of Indian Railways? a. Guwahati b. Mumbai c. New Delhi d. Kolkata 6.Which of the following is the largest railway junction in India? a. Delhi b. Bhatinda c. Mathura d. Allahabad 7.. Over which of the following rivers is the world's highest railway bridge in Kashmir being constructed? a. Chenab b. Jhelum c. Sutlej d. Indus 8.. Gorakhpur which has the longest railway platform in the world is located in which of the following states? a. Odisha b. West Bengal c. Uttar Pradesh d. Chhattisgarh 9. Which of the following stations has all the three guages viz. broad, metre and narrow? a. Lucknow b. Chandigarh c. Shimla d. Siliguri 10. What is the width of broad guage railway line in India? a. 5 feet 3 inches b. 5 feet 6 inches c. 4 feet 11 inches d. 5 feet 4 inches 11. Fairy Queen, the world's oldest steam locomotive in regular operation, plies between New Delhi and - a.