EARLY TIMES REPORT
ALLAHABAD: Anticipating heavy rush of passengers during the summer season, railways has decided to ply several summer special trains. These will include Allahabad-Udhampur and Allahabad-Lokmanya Tailak Terminus special trains.
Train numbers 04113/04114 will ply between Allahabad and Udhampur from April 2 to June 26. The train will leave Allahabad every Wednesday at 3:20pm and reach Fatehpur at 4:35pm, Kanpur at 5:45pm, Etawa at 7:28pm, Tundla at 8:55pm, Aligarh at 9:55pm, Khurja at 10:50pm, Hapur at 00:50am, Meerut at 1:40am, Saharanpur at 4:20am, Ambala at 5:50am, Ludhiana at 8:30am, Jallandhur Cantt at 9:40am, Chakki Bank at 11:55am, Jammu Tawi at 2:15pm and terminate at Udhampur at 4:25pm.
During the return journey, the train will leave Udhampur every Sunday from at 8:50pm and reach Jammu Tawi at 9:55pm, Chakki Bank at 00:05am, Jallandhar Cantt at 2am, Ludhiana at 3:45am, Ambala at 5:48am, Saharnpur at 7:20am, Meerut at 10:45am, Hapur at 11:55am, Khurja at 1:35pm, Aligarh at 2;28pm, Tundla at 3:35pm, Etawah at 4:33pm, Kanpur at 6:20pm, Fathepur at 7:43pm and terminate at Allahabad at 9:15pm.
The train will comprise one AC-3 coach, eight sleeper and six general coaches.
Train numbers 04115/04116 ply between Allahabad and LTT from April 13 to June 27 on a weekly basis. This train will leave Allahabad every Wednesday at 10:45am and reach Fatehpur at 12pm, Kanpur at 1:05pm, Urai at 2:37pm, Jhansi at 4:10pm, Lalitpur at 5:40pm, Bina at 7:05pm, Bhopal at 9:50pm, Itarsi at 00:30am, Khandwa at 3:50am, Bhusawal at 5:45am, Manmad at 8:45am, Nasik at 9:45am, Kalyan at 12:38pm and terminate at LTT at 1:35pm.
During the return journey, the train will leave LTT every Thursday at 3:50pm and reach Kalyan at 4:30pm, Nasik at 8:30pm, Manmad at 10:05pm, Bhsawal at 00:50am, Khandwa at 3am, Itarsi at 6:05am, Bhopal at 9am, Bina at 11:15am, Lalitpur at 12:04pm, Jhansi at 2pm, Urai at 4:18pm, Kanpur at 6:50pm, Fatehpur at 8:14pm and terminate at Allahabad at 9:50pm.
The train will have one AC-3 coach, eight sleeper and six general coaches.
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