New Train Announcement: Indian Railways to launch AC Amrit Bharat Express on Bhagalpur-Ahmedabad route

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New Train Announcement: Indian Railways to launch AC Amrit Bharat Express on Bhagalpur-Ahmedabad route

Indian Railways is planning to start the country’s first AC coach Amrit Bharat Express between Bhagalpur and Ahmedabad. This service is an extension of the existing Patna-Ahmedabad train. The project received approval from Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and is expected to start by November 2026.

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What is the proposed timetable for the train

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The Eastern Railway has prepared a detailed schedule for the new service. The train will operate on a weekly basis as per the following details:

Train No. Route Departure Arrival
21905 Ahmedabad to Bhagalpur Wednesday 6:30 PM Friday 6:40 AM
21906 Bhagalpur to Ahmedabad Friday 4:45 PM Sunday 5:25 AM

Which stations will the train cover

The train will connect several key cities and towns. It is scheduled to stop at Sultanganj, Jamalpur, Kiul, Patna, DDU, Agra Eidgah, Kota, and Ratlam. These stops will make travel easier for passengers from different parts of Bihar and Gujarat.

What are the new features and infrastructure updates

Unlike previous Amrit Bharat trains that had only non-AC coaches, this version will feature AC coaches with modern interior designs. To support this, a double shunting line for rake maintenance is being built at Bhagalpur station. This work is expected to be finished by August or September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When will the Bhagalpur-Ahmedabad AC Amrit Bharat Express start?

The train is expected to commence operations by November 2026, following the completion of maintenance infrastructure at Bhagalpur station.

What makes this Amrit Bharat Express different from others?

This will be the country’s first Amrit Bharat Express to include AC coaches, moving away from the standard non-AC sleeper and general class design.

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