Archive · 22 Jan 2026

Indian Railways Introduces New Special Trains

Indian Railways Introduces New Special Trains

The Indian Railways has introduced new Amrit Bharat Express train services to connect the Northeast with other parts of the country.

These trains are designed for everyday travelers and will run on specific routes.

The Kamakhya-Rohtak Amrit Express will connect Assam with Haryana, passing through several states.

Another train, the Tambaram-Santragachi Weekly Amrit Bharat Express, will run between Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.

Additionally, the SMVT Bengaluru-Balurghat Weekly Express will connect Karnataka with West Bengal.

These trains will start operating from January 21, 2024, and will provide better connectivity for tourism and pilgrimage circuits.

Additionally, Central Railway has announced special train services between Mumbai, Kolhapur, Nanded, and Amravati to meet increased passenger demand.

These special trains will run from January 22, 2026, and include routes like CSMT–Kolhapur, LTT–Nanded, and Panvel–Amravati.

The services aim to enhance travel options and connectivity for passengers.

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