There is no change in timetable of Vijayapura-Mangaluru, Guntakal-Hubballi trains, says South Western Railway
The Hindu
South Western Railway announces no timetable changes for specific trains, temporary stoppages and partial cancellations due to operational constraints.
South Western Railway has announced that there will be no change in the timetable of the following trains. Train Nos 07377/07378 Vijayapura-Mangaluru Jn-Vijayapura Daily Express Special, Train No 07338 Guntakal-SSS Hubballi Daily Passenger Special and Train No 06484 Kabakaputtur-Mangaluru Central Special will run with their existing timings.
It was earlier notified that these will be withdrawn due to operational constraints. But it has been clarified that there will be no change in their days of service, composition and fare structure.
Due to work on a foot overbridge at Munirabad Station Yard, the following trains will be partially cancelled between Koppal and Hosapete. Train No 11139 Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) Mumbai-Hosapete Superfast Express, journey commencing from CSMT Mumbai on April 5, will be partially cancelled between Koppal and Hosapete. The train will short terminate at Koppal instead of at Hosapete.
Train No 11140 Hosapete-CSMT Mumbai Superfast Express, journey commencing on April 6, will originate from Koppal instead of from Hosapete and will be partially cancelled between Hosapete and Koppal.
A one-minute temporary stoppage for Train Nos 16587/16588 Yesvantpur-Bikaner-Yesvantpur Bi-weekly Express at Birur will continue for another three months, from April 1 to June 30, with the existing timings.
A one-minute temporary stoppage for Train Nos 17325/17326 Belagavi-Mysuru-Belagavi Vishwamanava Daily Express and Train Nos 17391/17392 KSR Bengaluru-SSS Hubballi-KSR Bengaluru Daily Express at Ramagiri will continue for another six months, from March 31 to September 30, with the existing timings.
South Central Railway has notified the continuation of the operation of Train Nos 07153/07154 Narasapur–Sir M. Visvesvaraya Terminal (SMVT) Bengaluru-Narasapur Special Express to clear extra rush during the summer season.
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