Santragachi-Chennai Central Antyodaya Express: Routes, Features And Other Details
Indian Railways' new Santragachi - Chennai Central Antyodaya Express will be flagged off today by Rajen Gohain, Minister of State of Railways, informed a tweet posted by Piyush Goyal office - @PiyushGoyalOffc. 22841/22842 Antyodaya Express is a weekly overnight train and will run between Santragachi and Chennai, the tweet mentioned. Antyodaya Express has completely unreserved/general coaches designed by Indian Railways. Antyodaya Express was proposed in 2016 Railway Budget to operate on peak routes having more rush. The new Antyodaya Express will not only enhance connectivity between east and south India but also boost trade and tourism in the regions, the tweet added. (Also read:Â IRCTC Online Booking Facilities: Wait List Prediction Tool, Concession On Fares, TDR Filing)
Equipped with many modern facilities for the passengers, the new Santragachi - Chennai Central Antyodaya Express will not only enhance connectivity between East & South India but also boost trade & tourism in the regions. pic.twitter.com/q92WkqOyob— Piyush Goyal Office (@PiyushGoyalOffc) June 4, 2018
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