In a major boost for daily commuters and traders, Indian Railways has officially extended the Ghaziabad-Tundla Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) service to Agra City. This connectivity upgrade, which comes into effect on **July 15, 2026**, is designed to streamline travel for thousands of passengers residing in Delhi, Ghaziabad, Aligarh, Hathras, Tundla, and now Agra.
Key highlights of the service extension:
- The service has been extended to Agra City starting July 15, 2026.
- The route distance has increased from 184.02 km to 206.66 km.
- New intermediate stops include Itoura, Chamraula, and Jalesar Road.
- The 12-coach EMU train will serve a wider network of office-goers and traders.
Enhanced Connectivity for Agra Bound Passengers
According to Amit Kumar Singh, Public Relations Officer for North Central Railway, this decision is a strategic move to improve operational efficiency and passenger convenience. By extending the route of **EMU trains 64167 and 64168**, the railway is addressing the long-standing demand for better suburban connectivity between the National Capital Region and Agra.
Updated Train Schedules
For those planning their travel, **Train number 64167** departs from Ghaziabad at **6:10 AM**. It reaches Aligarh at 8:25 AM for a five-minute halt, arrives at Tundla at 11:25 AM, and completes its journey at **Agra City at 12:45 PM**.
For the return leg, **Train number 64168** is scheduled to depart from **Agra City at 2:20 PM**, providing a convenient afternoon connection for passengers heading back towards Tundla, Aligarh, and Ghaziabad, with an expected arrival time in Ghaziabad at **7:50 PM**. This extension is expected to significantly reduce travel stress for regular passengers who previously had to switch modes of transport at Tundla.