Indian Railway Budget 2011 List of New trains

Posted Date: 25-Feb-2011	Category: Miscellaneous	Rating:
Author: Biju Cherian	Member Level: Silver	Points: 1

Hi, In this Article about the Railway budget 2011 from the Indian Railways and the corresponding new trains by that budget are explained with the list of new Indian trains.

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Mamta Banerjee, the railway minister of India, today(25-02-2011 the announced Railway Budget 2011 in the parliament on feb 25th of 2011. 2011 Budget announces number of new trains, including 9 Duronto Expresses.

Railway Budget 2011 List of New trains

Check the list of New Duranto Expresses announced in Indian Railway Budget 2011
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Allahabad-Mumbai AC Duronto (bi-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Pune- Ahmedabad AC Duronto (tri-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Sealdah – Puri non AC Duronto (tri-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Secunderabad- Visakhapatnam AC Duronto (Tri-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Madurai- Chennai AC Duronto (Bi-weekly).
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Chennai - Thiruvananthapuram AC Duronto (Bi-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Mumbai Central- New Delhi AC Duronto (Bi-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Nizamuddin-Ajmer non-AC Duronto(Bi-weekly)
New train as per the Indian Railway budget 2011 from Shalimar – Patna Duronto (Tri-weekly)

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