Indian Railways Flags Off Delhi-Siddhbali Jan Shatabdi Express: All You Need To Know
Piyush Goyal-led Indian Railways flagged off the Siddhbali Jan Shatabdi Special Express train between Kotdwar and Delhi Junction on Wednesday, March 3, to improve connectivity between Kotdwar and the national capital. According to a statement released by Railway Ministry, train number 04048/04047 Siddhbali Jan Shatabdi special express will start regular services starting from March 4, 2021. The train will improve connectivity to the ancient Sidhpeeth Shri Siddhbali temple. (Also Read: Indian Railways Freight Loading Up 10% To 112 Million Tonnes In February )
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Minister of Railways Shri Piyush Goyal will flag off the inaugural run of Siddhbali Jan Shatabdi Spl Exp Train (Train no-04045) between Kotdwar & Delhi Jn. through video conferencing today.
March 3, 2021
The 04048/04047 Siddhbali Jan Shatabdi will pick up it regular services from 04.03.2021 pic.twitter.com/Ml9YVQFv0hDelhi Junction-Kotdwar Siddhabali Jan Shatabdi Express train: Check train number, train timings, halts here:
- According to details shared by railway authorities, train number 04047 Kotdwar -Delhi Siddhabali Jan Shatabdi Express Daily Special train will depart from Kotdwar at 3:50 pm and will reach Delhi Junction at 10:20 pm every day.
- Train number 04048 Delhi Junction -Kotdwar Siddhabali Jan Shatabdi Express train will depart from Delhi at 7 am and will reach Kotdwar at 1:40 pm every day.
- Features: The train has Linke Hofmann Busch (LHB) coaches comprising air-conditioned chaircar, chair car coaches and two generator coaches.
- Halts: The train will halt at Najibabad Junction, Muazzampur Narain Junction, Bijnor, Haldaur, Chand Siau, Mandi Dhanaura, Gajraula, Hapur, Ghaziabad enroute in both directions of the journey.Â
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