Nagpur-Pune train to clear Diwali rush

Accordingly, the train (01203) will depart Nagpur on November 4 and 11 (Mondays) at 1 pm and arrive in Pune at 4.05 am the next day

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Press Trust Of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Nov 01 2013 | 9:42 PM IST
The Railways will run two special trains between Nagpur and Pune to clear the extra rush of passengers during Diwali.

Accordingly, the train (01203) will depart Nagpur on November 4 and 11 (Mondays) at 1 pm and arrive in Pune at 4.05 am the next day. On its return journey, the train (01204) will leave Pune on November 5 and 12 (Tuesdays) at 2.15 pm and reach Nagpur at 6.20 am the next day, according to a release from Nagpur division of Central Railway. It will halt at Dound, Ahmednagar, Manmad, Bhusaval, Badnera and Wardha in both directions.
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First Published: Nov 01 2013 | 8:01 PM IST

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