Odisha

Timing Of 3 Special Trains Revised; Details Here

Bhubaneswar: The Indian Railways has revised the operation time of three trains for the convenience of passengers from December 1.

Secunderabad-Howrah Falaknuma Special Express will leave from Secunderabad at 1555 hrs and reach at Howrah at 1740 hrs. In the return direction, it will leave Howrah at 0835 hrs and reach Secunderabad at 1010 hrs next day.

Secunderabad-Shalimar Weekly Special will leave Secunderabad at 0355hrs every Tuesday and arrive at Shalimar at 0605hrs the following day. Similarly, the train from Shalimar will leave at 1610hrs every Wednesday and reach Secunderabad at 1800hrs next day.

Vijayawada-Visakhapatnam Special will leave Vijayawada at 0615hrs and reach Visakhapatnam at 1220hrs. It will leave Visakhapatnam at 1255hrs and arrive at Vijayawada at 1900hrs.

Timings of these trains at nominated places/stoppages from both the directions have also been revised.

OB Bureau

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