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Conflicting Reports List Four Special Train Routes for Festive Travel

Conflicting Reports List Four Special Train Routes for Festive Travel
Indian Railways announces special trains on 2 key routes amid festive rush · financialexpress.com

Railway officials are reported to be adding trains for people traveling during the festive season.

One report names trains between Narasapur and Charlapalli, and between Podanur and Barauni.

Another report names trains between Charlapalli and Sengottai, and between Narasapur and Tiruvannamalai.

All the services are described as operating on selected dates in October and November 2026.

The trains will stop at many stations along their routes.

They will include different types of coaches, such as air-conditioned, sleeper and general coaches.

The extra trains are meant to help with crowded travel.

The second report says passengers can use railway reservation channels and the RailOne app to check bookings.

Because the reports name different routes, passengers should verify the final schedule before traveling.

Key facts

First report routes
Narasapur-Charlapalli and Podanur-Barauni
First report services
28 total: 18 between Narasapur and Charlapalli, and 10 between Podanur and Barauni
Second report routes
Charlapalli-Sengottai and Narasapur-Tiruvannamalai
Narasapur-Tiruvannamalai schedule
Train 07291 runs Sundays from October 4 to November 29; Train 07292 returns Mondays from October 5 to November 30
Charlapalli-Sengottai schedule
Train 07191 departs on listed Fridays from October 2 to November 27; Train 07192 returns on listed Saturdays from October 3 to November 28
Narasapur-Charlapalli schedule
Train 07062 runs Sundays from October 4 to November 29; Train 07063 returns Mondays from October 5 to November 30
Podanur-Barauni schedule
Train 06021 runs Sundays from October 4 to November 1; Train 06022 returns Wednesdays from October 7 to November 4
Booking information
Advance reservation for the Charlapalli-Sengottai trains opened at 8 am on September 23, 2026, through railway reservation channels and the RailOne app

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