IRCTC New Time Table 2022 To Be Effective From July 1, Several Trains Rescheduled | Timings And Other Details Here
IRCTC New Time Table 2022 To Be Effective From July 1, Several Trains Rescheduled | Timings And Other Details Here
Indian Railways (IRCTC) New Timetable 2022: Indian Railways has updated the timings of several trains including New Delhi-Lucknow Shatabdi, Lucknow Junction-Meerut City Rajyarani Express, and Kathgodam-Lucknow Junction Express among others.
IRCTC New Time Table 2022 To Be Effective From July 1, Several Trains Rescheduled
Indian Railways (IRCTC) New Timetable 2022: Indian Railways’ new time table will come into effect from July 1, 2022. Following this, Indian Railways has updated the timings of several trains including New Delhi-Lucknow Shatabdi, Lucknow Junction-Meerut City Rajyarani Express, and Kathgodam-Lucknow Junction Express among others.
IRCTC New Time Table: Highlights of the new timetable mentioned below
Northern Railway to operate two new superfast trains
22425/26 New Delhi-Chandigarh Tejas Express.
12585/86 New Delhi-Lucknow Tejas Express
Four trains got extension: The journey on four trains have been extended to include more trains.
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12205/06 Dehradun-New Delhi Nanda Devi Express up to Kota Junction.
12037/38 New Delhi-Ludhiana Shatabdi has been extended up to Lohia Khas station.
Timings of several trains changed
Train No. 12004 New Delhi-Lucknow Junction Shatabdi Express will reach Lucknow Junction at 12:45 hrs instead of 12:40 hrs.
Train No. 22453 Lucknow Junction – Meerut City Rajyarani Express will depart from Lucknow Junction at 2:25 pm instead of 2:40 pm.
Train No. 22454 Meerut City – Lucknow Junction Rajyarani Express will reach Lucknow Junction at 3:05 pm instead of 1:10 pm.
Train No. 15044 Kathgodam – Lucknow Junction Express will arrive Lucknow at 7:25 pm instead of 6:45 pm.
Meanwhile, the South Central Railway has decided to restore 07 trains from July 2022.
Note: Railway passengers can obtain information regarding new train time table and the number of trains (that have been altered) from enquiry number 139 or the various railway websites.
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