Year: 2014

Western Railway (WR) covering Mumbai and Gujarat and North Western Railway (NWR) covering Rajasthan are the Western Zones of Indian Railways. They have announced a slew of special trains to cater to the increased number of passengers during the fesive season of Puja/Diwali during the period of September and October…

This post lists the special trains of Indian Railways announced for the Diwali, Durga Puja and Chhath Puja festival seasons over September, October and November by the Northern Zones of Northern Railway (NR), North Eastern Railway (NER) and other zones for trains that will between Delhi and Rajasthan and Punjab,…

NOTE: These are the Timtable changes for 2014-15. For New Timetable Changes for 2015-16 CLICK HERE “Namma” South Western Railway (SWR) serves almost exclusively the state of Karnataka with a bit of stretches in Tamilnadu, Goa, Telengana/Andhra and Maharashtra. One of the premium zones of Indian Railways with some of…

Given Here in this Page are Details of the New Train Timetable for 2014. Click Here for Details of the New Timetable for 2015. Central Railway has announced its new railway timetable for the year 2014-15 which will take effect from September 01 2014. There are a large number of new…

Southern Railway (SR) is the biggest zone of Indian Railways covering the entire state of Kerala, most of Tamil Nadu and some parts of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. It also is one of the most impoverished zones perennially short of coaches. It is also the only zone in the country…

Eastern Railway (ER), one of India’s oldest zones and headquartered at Kolkata was the first to announce changes with regard to its timetable in the 2014-15 Indian Railways all-India new train timetable. Here are those details along with the timetable changes and additions announced by East Coast Railway (ECoR) headquartered…

NOTE: This is about the timetable changes for last year 2014-15. CLICK HERE for Timetable Changes for this year, 2015-16 Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) serves parts of West Bengal and all of the North East of the country, the very frontier of the Indian Railways and is home to some…

North Central Railway (NCR) and West Central Railway (WCR) are zones of the Indian Railways headquartered at Allahabad and Jabalpur respectively, new zones that came into existence in 2003. Both have relatively small operations of their own, being more of “controlling” zones handling the bulk of India’s train traffic. NCR…

South East Central Railway (SECR) is one of the unglamorous and not very widely spoken-of zones in the Indian Railways as its areas of control include the forested and badlands of central Madhya Pradesh and Orissa and all of Chhattisgarh. It does not run many passenger trains, no glamorous Rajdhani,…

Southern Railway will run a handful of namesake special trains in September 2014 on the occasion of the Onam festival in Kerala between various destinations in Tamil Nadu and Kerala and also Mangalore Jn (Kankanady). SWR has announced a Premium Special train between Bangalore and Trivandrum as well! It looks like…