Another special train to New Delhi

Odisha Channel Bureau Bhubaneswar, June 19: To clear wait listed tickets and for providing comfortable journey to the passengers, East Coast Railway has decided to run a weekly premium special train between Bhubaneswar and New Delhi.00815 Bhubaneswar-New Delhi weekly premium superfast special train will leave Bhubaneswar at 0810 hrs on every Sunday between July 6 and August 31 and arrive at New Delhi at 0845 hrs on Mondays, according to an official release issued by ECoR here on Thursday.In the return Direction, 00816 New Delhi-Bhubaneswar weekly premium superfast special will leave New Delhi at 1300 hrs on every Monday between July 7 and September 1 and will arrive at Bhubaneswar at 1105 hrs on Tuesdays during the period.This train will run with one AC-2 tier, four AC-3 tiers, 11 sleeper class coaches, two guard-cum-luggage vans and one pantry car in its composition having stoppages at Cuttack, Adra, Gaya, Allahabad and Kanpur between Bhubaneswar and New Delhi.Apart from this, it has been decided to run one more weekly premium special train between New Jalpaigudi and Tiruchchirappalli having stoppages at Bhadrak, Bhubaneswar and Duvvada in East Coast Railway jurisdiction.02508 New Jalpaiguri-Tiruchchirappalli weekly premium superfast special train will leave New Jalpaiguri at 2200 hrs on every Monday between June 23 and July 7 (will pass Bhubaneswar on Tuesday) and will arrive at Tiruchchirappalli at 2040 hrs on Wednesdays.In the return direction, 02507 Tiruchchirappalli-New Jalpaiguri weekly premium superfast special will leave Tiruchchirappalli at 0600 hrs on every Thursday between June 26 and July 10 (will pass Bhubaneswar on Friday) and will arrive at New Jalpaiguri at 0325 hrs on Saturdays during the period.This train will run with two AC-3 tiers, 12 sleeper class coaches, two guard-cum-luggage vans and one pantry car in its composition having stoppages at Asansol, Vijayawada, Gudur, Chennai Egmore and Villupuram between New Jalpaiguri and Tiruchchirappalli apart from the stoppages in ECoR jurisdiction.