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Who is the owner of Kashi mahakal Express?
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation
This train share rake with IRCTC Kashi Mahakal Humsafar Express (Via Lucknow). This is second private Hamsafar Express Train and 4th Private Train owned by Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC).
What is the route of Kashi mahakal Humsafar Express?
IRCTC Kashi Mahakal Humsafar Express is the first private Humsafar Express train of the Indian Railways connecting Varanasi Junction in Uttar Pradesh and Indore Junction in Madhya Pradesh via Lucknow….IRCTC Kashi Mahakal Humsafar Express (via Lucknow)
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Start | Varanasi Junction (BSB) |
| Stops | 7 |
| End | Indore Junction (INDB) |
| Distance travelled | 1,128 km (701 mi) |
Which is private train in India?
New Delhi Tejas Express
Lucknow – New Delhi Tejas Express, which was inaugurated on 4 October 2019, is India’s first train operated by private operators, IRCTC, a subsidiary of Indian Railways.
How many private trains run in India?
151 private trains
How many trains will the private players operate and when? The government has identified 109 busy routes across India to run 151 private trains for 35 years. These are routes with huge waiting lists and offer a potential to earn. The 151 trains represent only around 5 per cent of total trains run in India.
Which is the first private train in India?
Tejas Express
The Indian Railway Catering And Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC) will cancel the operation of the country’s first private train Tejas Express from Monday (November 23). The IRCTC has decided to end the operations of Lucknow-Delhi and Mumbai-Ahmedabad Tejas Express due to a shortage of passengers.
What does the first C stand for in Irctc and Indian Railway subsidiary?
First “C” stands for “Catering” in IRCTC, an Indian Railways subsidiary. Explanation: IRCTC abbreviated as Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation.
How many trains are in India?
Indian Railways is among the world’s largest rail network, and its route length network is spread over 67,956 kms, with 13,169 passenger trains and 8,479 freight trains, plying 23 million travellers and 3 million tonnes (MT) of freight daily from 7,349 stations.