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Indian Railways Changed 2 Trains Name: Railway changed the name of two trains, know their new name and time table

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Indian Railways: Routes of all trains going from Delhi, Mumbai via Prayagraj towards Bihar, Jharkhand will be changed from tomorrow, see list.

Important news for railway passengers. Indian Railways has changed the names of two trains. Now the new identity and time table of those trains will be something like this.



Railway has changed the names of two trains. Railway Ministry has given this information by issuing a letter. In which it has been told that the name of Tipu Express has been changed to Wodeyar Express. The other train is Talaguppa-Mysore Express, whose name has also been changed. The name of this train has been changed to Kuvempu Express. Railway Board Deputy Director / CHG-I Rajesh Kumar has issued an official letter regarding the change in the names of the trains.

Included in the list of 130 train superfast-

According to the Railway Board, the speed of 500 Mail Express trains was increased. According to the new timetable of Indian Railways, the speed of 500 Mail Express trains has been increased from 10 to 70 minutes. Apart from this, Railways has told that 130 trains have been included in the category of superfast.

5 percent increase in the speed of trains

According to Indian Railways, the speed of all trains has increased by about 5 percent. After this, more routes have become available for the operation of extra trains. At the same time, the Railways has released the All India Time Table. This new time table is also known as TRAINS AT A GLANCE or TAG. The new TAG was issued on 1 October.

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