Southern Railway changes timings of 12 trains

July 3, 2011

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Mangalore, July 3: The Southern Railway has changed the departure timings of 12 trains, 11 leaving Mangalore Central Station and one passing through Mangalore Junction.

The departure timings of Thiruvanthapuram-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (Mumbai, train no 16346) has been advanced by 50 minutes. It will leave Mangalore Junction at 11.30 pm instead of 12.20 am.

The release said the departure of Mangalore Central-Kabaka Puttur Passenger (train no 56647) had been advanced from 10.20 am to 10.15 am.

Though the non-monsoon departure time of Mangalore Central-Lokmanya Tilak Matsyagandha Express (train no. 12620) too had been advanced (to leave at 2.35 pm instead of 2.40 pm), the new departure time would come into effect only from November 1. With the monsoon timings for the Konkan railway route, the train would leave at 12.50 pm till October 1.

Chennai superfast (train no 12686) and Puducherry Express (train no 16044) would leave Mangalore at 4.10 pm instead of 4 pm. Mangalore Central-Jammu Tawi Navyug Express (train no 16687) will leave at 5.05 pm instead of 4.20 pm. Mangalore Central-Chennai Egmore Express (train no 16108) will leave at 6.50 pm instead of 6.40 pm and Mangalore Central-Chennai West Coast Express (train no 16628) will leave at 9.45 pm instead of 9.30 pm.

Maveli Express (train no 16603) will leave at 5.45 pm instead of 5.40 pm. Ernad Express (train no 16605) will leave at 7.20 am instead of 7.10 am, Malbar Express (train no 16630) will leave at 6.25 pm instead of 6.15 pm and Parasuram Express (train no 16649) will leave at 4.40 am instead of 4.15 am, the press release informed.

Daily train

Mumbai-Chatrapathi Shivaji terminus -Mangalore Junction Express train (12134) which was running three days in a week will be a daily train from Saturday.

The train number 12134 will leave Mangalore Junction at 2 pm. The train 12133 from Mumbai will reach Mangalore at 12.25 pm.

Though Yeshwanthpura-Mangalore Central Express (day train) will be extended to Karwar, the date has not yet been decided. The train will stop at Mangalore Junction, Udupi, Mookambika Road, Bhatkal and Kumta.

Mangalore Central-Palakkad Superfast train (Train number 22609/22610) will leave Mangalore at 1.40 pm. The train will leave from Palakkad at 7.25 am. However, the date of commencement of the train will be announced later.

Mangalore-Howrah superfast (22852/22851) will run once in a week. The train will leave Mangalore at 10.45 pm on every Saturday. The date of commencement of the train is yet to be announced.

The train will ply via Kasargod-Kannur-Vadagara-Calicut-Shornoor-Palakkad-Coimbatore-Erode-Salem-Kattadi-Chithur-Thirupathi-Renigunta-Vishakhapattanam-Srikakulam road-Brahmapura-Bhuvaneshwar-Katak-Balasore-Kharagapura and Santhragachi.

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Sarath
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Tuesday, 5 Jul 2016

My name is sarath.Am from ernakulam.i am telling about the train maveli express.i travel ernakulam to manglore 2times in a week.mostly i choose maveli express.Now the traveling condition in this train is changing day by day.Reservaton ticket availability of this train is very less and also passengers are increasing day by day.when the train enters in ernakulam station general coaches becomes full than the local passengers enters into reservations coaches.i am telling that please changes or covert the maveli express into maveli express superfast and also reduce the departure time from trivandrum.Now the train has 30 more stops .please reduce the stops into 15 or 20.This will helps the long trip passengers from trivandrum to manglore,trivandrum to ernakulam,kozhikode,ernakulam to manglore etc.There are many longtrip passenger choosing these train.The arrival time of this train is good but stations and traveling time is more.so change this train to superfast category.And also change malabar express into mail.so the local passengers from maveli express goes to malabar express.malabar express runs like an ordinary train.it has 40 more stops 10hours takes for running.reduce the time of malabar express.I am humbly requesting to indian railway for make this changes.i heard about the southern railway changing 16 train into superfast category on july onwards.please makes maveli express to superfast.i request you to make this changes as fast you can. THANKS

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