Rajdhani Travel Time

Rajdhani Express trains connect Delhi with far off cities of India like Thiruvananthapuram in south, Dibrugarh in east, Goa in the west and Jammu Tawi in north among other major cities. Rajdhani Express trains are fully air conditioned trains, which offer meals on board and fast travel between cities and its services come under three different vari...

Aiming to increase the number of berths and save travel time, the Indian Railways is probing the idea of having two locomotives to haul its Rajdhani Express trains, one in front and the other at the rear, to increase their speed and save travel time, a railway ministry official said.

Indian Railways has released its new timetable - effective November 1, 2017 - for passenger trains.

Indian Railways new Super Rajdhani will reduce at least two hours of travelling time between Delhi and Mumbai

The Ministry of Railways has introduced a new Rajdhani on the Delhi-Mumbai route. The special train, which will be launched on October 16, is aimed at reducing travel time by two hours with the current infrastructure and rolling stock.

Commuters on the Delhi -Mumbai route have another reason to rejoice this Diwali as Railways is introducing a new faster and cheaper Rajdhani. The special train will not only decrease travel time by two hours, but will cost passengers Rs 600-800 less than the two other Rajdhanis already on the route.

The special train, to be introduced to the sector on October 16 from Hazrat Nizamuddin station in Delhi to the Bandra Terminus in Mumbai, will not only decrease travel time by two hours, but will cost passengers Rs 600-800 less than the two other Rajdhanis already on the route.

Upgradation of signalling system on congested routes has helped the railways reduce running time of 14 premier trains, including Rajdhani Expresses from the national capital to Howrah and Patna and Delhi-Amritsar Shatabdi.

Upgradation of signalling system on congested routes has helped the railways reduce running time of 14 premier trains, including Rajdhani Expresses from the national capital to Howrah and Patna and Delhi-Amritsar Shatabdi.

To reduce the travel time between Delhi and Mumbai to less that 12 hours, the final trial run of Delhi-Mumbai Talgo train at 150 km per hour speed is slated to be on September 10 from New Delhi.

Aiming at reducing travel time in train journey, the Indian Railways is acquiring Electrical Multiple Units (EMU) train sets for premier services like Rajdhani and Shatabdi Expresses for operating at a higher speed of 130-150 km per hour.

Rajdhani Express trains connect Delhi with far off cities of India like Thiruvananthapuram in south, Dibrugarh in east, Goa in the west and Jammu Tawi in north among other major cities. Rajdhani Express trains are fully air conditioned trains, which offer meals on board and fast travel between cities and its services come under three different vari...

Aiming to increase the number of berths and save travel time, the Indian Railways is probing the idea of having two locomotives to haul its Rajdhani Express trains, one in front and the other at the rear, to increase their speed and save travel time, a railway ministry official said.

Indian Railways has released its new timetable - effective November 1, 2017 - for passenger trains.

Indian Railways new Super Rajdhani will reduce at least two hours of travelling time between Delhi and Mumbai

The Ministry of Railways has introduced a new Rajdhani on the Delhi-Mumbai route. The special train, which will be launched on October 16, is aimed at reducing travel time by two hours with the current infrastructure and rolling stock.

Commuters on the Delhi -Mumbai route have another reason to rejoice this Diwali as Railways is introducing a new faster and cheaper Rajdhani. The special train will not only decrease travel time by two hours, but will cost passengers Rs 600-800 less than the two other Rajdhanis already on the route.

The special train, to be introduced to the sector on October 16 from Hazrat Nizamuddin station in Delhi to the Bandra Terminus in Mumbai, will not only decrease travel time by two hours, but will cost passengers Rs 600-800 less than the two other Rajdhanis already on the route.

Upgradation of signalling system on congested routes has helped the railways reduce running time of 14 premier trains, including Rajdhani Expresses from the national capital to Howrah and Patna and Delhi-Amritsar Shatabdi.

Upgradation of signalling system on congested routes has helped the railways reduce running time of 14 premier trains, including Rajdhani Expresses from the national capital to Howrah and Patna and Delhi-Amritsar Shatabdi.

To reduce the travel time between Delhi and Mumbai to less that 12 hours, the final trial run of Delhi-Mumbai Talgo train at 150 km per hour speed is slated to be on September 10 from New Delhi.

Aiming at reducing travel time in train journey, the Indian Railways is acquiring Electrical Multiple Units (EMU) train sets for premier services like Rajdhani and Shatabdi Expresses for operating at a higher speed of 130-150 km per hour.