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Time Table of Mangaldoi ASTC Station Arrival Sl No Time Departure Time From(Originating Station) To Type of Service 1 10.30AM 5.50AM MANGALDOI MORIGAON Odinary 2 6.40AM 6.45AM Kalaigaon GMCH Odinary 3 11.30AM 6.45AM Mangaldoi Lahorighat Odinary 4 7.00AM 7.05AM Mangaldoi GMCH Odinary 5 7.10AM 7.15AM Udalguri GMCH Odinary 6 7.25AM 7.30AM Tezpur Paltanbazar Super 7 7.40AM 7.45AM Udalguri GMCH Odinary 8 8.10AM 8.15AM Guwahati Tezpur Odinary 9 8.25AM 8.30AM Kharupetia GMCH Odinary 10 9.30AM 9.35AM Guwahati N.lakhimpur Super 11 10.05AM 10.10AM Tezpur Shillong Odinary 12 10.20AM 10.30AM MaNGALDOI Guwahati , A/C 13 12.00AM 1.00PM Mangaldoi Moriagon Odinary 14 6.30PM 6.35PM Tezpur Guwahati Odinary 15 9.00AM 6.15AM Kalaigaon Machkhowa Odinary 16 10.00AM 7.00AM Dalanghat GMCH Odinary Machkhowa via 17 9.30AM 5.45AM Udalguri Puthimari Odinary Machkhowa via 18 10.00AM 5.45AM Udalguri Harisingha Odinary 19 10.30AM 6.45AM Paneri Tezpur Odinary Time Table of Tezpur ASTC Station Arrival Sl No Time Departure Time From(Originating Station) To Type of Service 1 10.00AM 5.00AM Tezpur Guwahati Super 2 10.45AM 5.45AM Tezpur Guwahati Super 3 11.30AM 6.30AM Tezpur Guwahati Super 4 3.00PM 6.55AM Tezpur Shillong Odinary 5 8.45PM 3.45PM Tezpur Guwahati Odinary 6 5.00PM 6.15AM Tezpur Majuli Odinary 7 5.00PM 8.00AM Tezpur Tinsukia A/C Service 8 10.15AM 10.30AM Biswnath Chariali Dibrugurah Super 9 10.30AM 1.30PM Tezpur Hugurajuli Odinary 10 10.15AM 1.45PM Tezpur Borsola Odinary 11 10.25AM 2.00PM Tezpur Chitolmari Odinary 12 10.30AM 1.40PM Tezpur Biswnath chariali Odinary 13 10.00AM 12.00AM Tezpur Udalguri Odinary 14 10.15AM 12.30PM Tezpur Paneri Odinary Time Table of Biswnath Chariali ASTC Station Arrival Sl No Time Departure Time From(Originating Station) To Type of Service 1 5.30PM 8.30AM Biswnath Chariali Dibrughar Super 2 10.30AM 8.45AM Biswnath Chariali Tezpur Odinary 3 12.30PM 6.15AM Biswnath Chariali Guwahati Volvo 4 7.00AM 7.15AM Howajan Guwahati Super 5 8.00AM 8.15AM Tezpur Majuli Odinary 6 9.10AM 9.20AM Bihpuria Guwahati Volvo 7 9.30AM 9.45AM Bihpuria Guwahati Super 8 10.00AM 10.20AM North Lakhimpur Guwahati Volvo 9 1.10PM 1.20PM Guwahati North Lakhimpur Volvo 10 2.15PM 2.30PM Guwahati Bihpuria Volvo 11 3.30PM 3.45PM Guwahati Bihpuria Super 12 4.10PM 4.15PM Guwahati Howajan Super Time Table of Dhekiajuli ASTC Station Arrival Sl No Time Departure Time From(Originating Station) To Type of Service 1 5.45AM 5.50AM Tezpur Guwahati Super 2 7.35AM 7.40AM Tezpur Shillong Odinary 3 8.25AM 8.30AM Udalguri Tezpur Odinary 4 8.35AM 8.40AM Chitalmari Tezpur Odinary 5 8.45AM 8.50AM Borsola Tezpur Odinary 6 9.00AM 9.05AM Hugurajuli Tezpur Odinary 7 9.15AM 9.20AM Paneri Tezpur Odinary 8 9.45AM 9.50AM Guwahati Tezpur Odinary 9 1.40PM 1.50PM Guwahati Tezpur Super 10 2.15PM 2.20PM Shillong Tezpur Odinary 11 1.05PM 1.10PM Tezpur Udalguri Odinary 12 3.00PM 3.10PM Tezpur Chitolmari Odinary 13 2.45PM 2.50PM Tezpur Borsola Odinary 14 2.30PM 2.35PM Tezpur Hugurajuli Odinary 15 1.30PM 1.35PM Tezpur Paneri Odinary 16 4.40Pm 4.45PM Tezpur Guwahati Odinary 17 10.00AM 8.00AM Hugurajuli Tezpur Odinary 18 10.00AM 8.00AM Borsola Tezpur Odinary 19 10.00AM 8.00AM Chitolmari Tezpur Odinary .

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