Some Important Trains Originating from New Delhi, Amritsar, Roorkee and Chandigarh

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Some important trains originating from New Delhi, Amritsar, Roorkee and Chandigarh Train Train Name Origin Departure Destination Arrival Remark No. 16787 Jammutawi Express N. Delhi 00.10 LUDHIANA JN 06.50 M,Th 15707 Kir asr Express Delhi Sah. 02.26 LUDHIANA JN 08.45 7 days 11057 Amritsar Express N. Delhi 04.30 LUDHIANA 13.25 7 days 12421 Amrtisar sup N. Delhi 13.40 LUDHIANA JN 19.75 Th 12919 Malwa Express N. Delhi 05.30 LUDHIANA JN 10.45 7 days 12925 Paschim Express N. Delhi 11.05 LUDHIANA JN 16.40 7 days 12715 Sachkhand Express N. Delhi 12.30 LUDHIANA JN 17.40 7 days 14645 Shalimar Express Delhi 15.50 LUDHIANA JN 00.01 7 days 22461 Shri shakti Express N. Delhi 17.30 LUDHIANA JN 21.55 7 days 12903 Golden Temple mail Nizamudn 19.05 LUDHIANA JN 02.50 7 days 14033 Jammu Mail Delhi 20.10 LUDHIANA JN 02.00 7 days 18237 Chattisgarh Express Nizamudn 20.15 LUDHIANA JN 04.30 7 days 12425 Jammu Rajdhani N. Delhi 20.40 LUDHIANA JN 00.45 7 days 12445 Uttar s kranti N. Delhi 20.50 LUDHIANA JN 01.25 7 days 11077 Jhelum Express N. Delhi 21.05 LUDHIANA JN 03.35 7 days 16687 Navyug Express N. Delhi 00.10 LUDHIANA JN 06.50 Th 12413 Aii jat Express Delhi Cant 21.15 LUDHIANA JN 03.10 7 days 18101 Tata jat Express Delhi 22.00 LUDHIANA JN 4.55 7 days 14673 Shaheed Express Delhi 12.45 LUDHIANA JN 19.30 T, Th, F, SUN 12475 Hapajat Express N. Delhi 04.50 LUDHIANA JN 09.40 Th 18215 Durgjat Express N. Delhi 08.00 LUDHIANA JN 13.00 Th 16031 ANDANMAN EXP Nizamudn 22.50 LUDHIANA JN 08.00 M,Th,F 12043 Shatabdi N. Delhi 07.00 LUDHIANA JN 12.25 M,Sat 12037 Shatabdi N. Delhi 07.00 LUDHIANA JN 12.25 T,W,TH,F,SUN 12029 Shatabdi N. Delhi 07.20 LUDHIANA JN 11.24 M,T,W,F,S,SUN 12031 Shatabdi N. Delhi 07.20 LUDHIANA JN 11.24 TH 12013 Shatabdi N. Delhi 16.30 LUDHIANA JN 20.29 All 7 days 14609 Hemkunt Express Roorkee 18.35 LUDHIANA JN 22.55 7 days 14631 Ddn asr Express Roorkee 23.06 LUDHIANA JN 04.11 7 days 12053 Hw asr Jnshtbdi Roorkee 15.15 LUDHIANA JN 19.20 7 days, Except Thursday 12411 Intercity Chandigarh 06.55 LUDHIANA JN 09.00 7 days 12241 Chandigarh-Amritsar sup Chandigarh 17.25 LUDHIANA JN 18.55 7 days 12716 ASR NED EXPRESS AMRITSAR 5.35 Ludhiana 7.35 7 days 15708 ASR KIR EXPRESS AMRITSAR 7.15 Ludhiana 9.45 7 days 12926 PASCHIM EXPRESS AMRITSAR 8.10 Ludhiana 10.15 7 days 11058 ASR LTT EXPRESS AMRITSAR 8.30 Ludhiana 11.20 7 days 18238 CHHATISGARH EXP AMRITSAR 16.15 Ludhiana 19.05 7 days 13006 ASR HWH MAIL AMRITSAR 18.45 Ludhiana 20.55 7 days 18110 JAT MURI ROU EX AMRITSAR 19.35 Ludhiana 21.55 7 days 12904 GOLDN TEMPLE ML AMRITSAR 21.25 Ludhiana 23.40 7 days .

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