Bhagyanagar Express

The Bhagyanagar Express is an oldest express train in India which runs between Secunderabad Jn in Telangana and Balharshah in Maharashtra. This train was fast passenger from Ballarshah to Kazipet then runs as express till Secunderabad junction.It was introduced on November 1 1970.The Vijayawada railway division of the South Central Railway division of the Indian Railways administers this train.

Bhagyanagar express
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Bhagyanagar Express with WAP4 locomotive near Ghatkesar
Overview
Service type Express train
LocaleTelangana & Maharashtra
First serviceIt was oldest train in 1970’s before it was running from ssecunderabad to Skzr later on it was extended to Ballarshah on 1 January 2004
Current operator(s)South Central Railway
Route
StartSecunderabad Jn
Stops32
EndBalharshah
Distance travelled367 km (228 mi)
Average journey time9 hours 35 minutes
Service frequencyDaily
On-board services
Class(es)1 AC chair car, 1 second class sitting, 14 general,
Seating arrangementsYes
Sleeping arrangementsNo
Catering facilitiesYes
Other facilitiesUtkrisht coaches
Technical
Track gauge1,676 mm (5 ft 6 in)
Operating speed38 km/h (24 mph) average with halts
Route map

Numbering

Train number 17233 runs from Secunderabad Junction to Balharshah while 17234 runs from Balharshah to Secunderabad Jn.

Route

The train starts from Secunderabad Jn at 15:25 hours and reaches Balharshah at 01:00 hours the following day. In the return direction it leaves Balharshah at 02:10 hours and reaches Secunderabad Jn at 10:45 hours the same day. The train runs via Bhuvanagiri, Kazipet, Peddapalle, Ramagundam, Mancherial and Sirpur Kaghaznagar.

Rake sharing

The train has rake sharing with 17201/17202 Golconda Express

Loco

The train is generally hauled by WAP-4 of Lallaguda (LGD) loco shed.

Classes

The 21 coach composition contains: 1 AC chair car, 3 second class sitting, 14 general, 3 SLR

See also

References

  • "17233/Bhagyanagar Express". India Rail Info.
  • "17234/Bhagyanagar Express". India Rail Info.
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