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Tejas Express To Resume In Chennai-Madurai; Check Train Timings, Dates, Halts
The fully reserved Tejas Express Superfast special train services have been resumed on the Chennai-Madurai route
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After Tejas Express, Yogi Adityanath Wants "Semi-Bullet Trains" In UP
The Tejas Express is a premium version of the Shatabdi Express category of air-conditioned chair-car trains. It can carry 758 passengers at a time.
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Lucknow-Delhi Tejas Express AC Car, Executive Car Ticket Rates Here
The Lucknow to New Delhi ticket prices for IRCTC's Tejas Express will be Rs 1,125 for AC chair car and Rs 2,310 for executive chair car, officials said on Friday.
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Indian Railways Fare Chart: Here's How Much Humsafar Express, Gatimaan Express, Others Charge
The basic fare of AC chair car and executive class of Tejas Express is 1.20 times of the basic fare of respective classes of Shatabdi trains.
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Indian Railways Introduces New Trains: Time Table And Other Details
Indian Railways has already introduced 23 Humsafar Express trains, 10 Antyodaya Express, one Tejas Express and one Uday Express.
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Tejas Express Flagged Off For Debut Run Today. 10 Things To Know
Aimed to run at a speed of 130 kilometres per hour (kmph), Tejas has coaches equipped with automatic doors (like in metro trains), Wi-Fi and LCD screens.
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Tejas Express With on Board Wi-Fi, Infotainment System Set to Flag Off
Tejas Express, with top speed of 200kmph, has on board Wi-Fi, infotainment, LED TVs, CCTV, centrally-controlled doors, graffiti-proof body, and fire and smoke detection facilities.
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Tejas Express, 'Aeroplane On Tracks', Makes First Trip Today: 10 Points
The Tejas Express, India's newest train, made its first trip today from Mumbai to Goa. The luxury train took 400 passengers on the eight-and-a-half-hour journey - less time than the Janshatabdi. The train was revealed to the public in Mumbai on Sunday. The bright yellow superfast train promises a flight-like experience on the track at less than Rs ...
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Tejas Express To Start Mumbai-Goa Operations On Monday: 10 Things To Know
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu will flag off the first Tejas Express train from Mumbai to Karmali, Goa on May 22.
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Tejas Express Fares To Cost 20% More Than Shatabdi. Check Details
The 19-coach Tejas train will also have bio-vacuum toilets and GPS-based passenger information display system.
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Tejas Express: Luxury Trains With Wifi, LCDs Set For Launch On Mumbai-Goa Route
Tejas Express trains will offer on-board facilities such as wifi, tea and coffee vending machines, snack tables and magazines.
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Railways' New Tejas Express To Come With Wifi, LCDs, Food By Top Chefs
The luxury train service between Mumbai and Goa - Tejas Express - will have 20 coaches comprising executive class and chair cars.
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Travel On Tejas Trains To Be Costlier Than Shatabdi
Passengers will have to cough up 20 to 30 per cent more than the existing fares of premier Shatabdi Express to travel by the Tejas trains which will have commercial airlines-like services like calling bell buttons to summon coach attendants and LCD screens on ergonomically designed seats.
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Tejas Express To Resume In Chennai-Madurai; Check Train Timings, Dates, Halts
The fully reserved Tejas Express Superfast special train services have been resumed on the Chennai-Madurai route
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After Tejas Express, Yogi Adityanath Wants "Semi-Bullet Trains" In UP
The Tejas Express is a premium version of the Shatabdi Express category of air-conditioned chair-car trains. It can carry 758 passengers at a time.
-
Lucknow-Delhi Tejas Express AC Car, Executive Car Ticket Rates Here
The Lucknow to New Delhi ticket prices for IRCTC's Tejas Express will be Rs 1,125 for AC chair car and Rs 2,310 for executive chair car, officials said on Friday.
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Indian Railways Fare Chart: Here's How Much Humsafar Express, Gatimaan Express, Others Charge
The basic fare of AC chair car and executive class of Tejas Express is 1.20 times of the basic fare of respective classes of Shatabdi trains.
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Indian Railways Introduces New Trains: Time Table And Other Details
Indian Railways has already introduced 23 Humsafar Express trains, 10 Antyodaya Express, one Tejas Express and one Uday Express.
-
Tejas Express Flagged Off For Debut Run Today. 10 Things To Know
Aimed to run at a speed of 130 kilometres per hour (kmph), Tejas has coaches equipped with automatic doors (like in metro trains), Wi-Fi and LCD screens.
-
Tejas Express With on Board Wi-Fi, Infotainment System Set to Flag Off
Tejas Express, with top speed of 200kmph, has on board Wi-Fi, infotainment, LED TVs, CCTV, centrally-controlled doors, graffiti-proof body, and fire and smoke detection facilities.
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Tejas Express, 'Aeroplane On Tracks', Makes First Trip Today: 10 Points
The Tejas Express, India's newest train, made its first trip today from Mumbai to Goa. The luxury train took 400 passengers on the eight-and-a-half-hour journey - less time than the Janshatabdi. The train was revealed to the public in Mumbai on Sunday. The bright yellow superfast train promises a flight-like experience on the track at less than Rs ...
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Tejas Express To Start Mumbai-Goa Operations On Monday: 10 Things To Know
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu will flag off the first Tejas Express train from Mumbai to Karmali, Goa on May 22.
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Tejas Express Fares To Cost 20% More Than Shatabdi. Check Details
The 19-coach Tejas train will also have bio-vacuum toilets and GPS-based passenger information display system.
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Tejas Express: Luxury Trains With Wifi, LCDs Set For Launch On Mumbai-Goa Route
Tejas Express trains will offer on-board facilities such as wifi, tea and coffee vending machines, snack tables and magazines.
-
Railways' New Tejas Express To Come With Wifi, LCDs, Food By Top Chefs
The luxury train service between Mumbai and Goa - Tejas Express - will have 20 coaches comprising executive class and chair cars.
-
Travel On Tejas Trains To Be Costlier Than Shatabdi
Passengers will have to cough up 20 to 30 per cent more than the existing fares of premier Shatabdi Express to travel by the Tejas trains which will have commercial airlines-like services like calling bell buttons to summon coach attendants and LCD screens on ergonomically designed seats.
