New Train Announcement: Dadar-Gorakhpur Express gets permanent status with new numbers 11047 and 11048

Kush Singh23 March 20261 min read0 viewsDevelopment
New Train Announcement: Dadar-Gorakhpur Express gets permanent status with new numbers 11047 and 11048

The Ministry of Railways has officially announced the conversion of the Dadar-Gorakhpur Special train services into a permanent express service. Previously operating under numbers 01027 and 01028, this train will now run as a regular service with new identification numbers 11047 and 11048. This development follows consistent requests from local representatives and the traveling public in the Purvanchal region who depend on this route for Mumbai connectivity.

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Official confirmation and impact on Purvanchal region

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Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw confirmed the regular operation of these services in a formal communication to Gorakhpur MP Ravi Kishan. The decision is aimed at providing a more reliable and certain travel option for migrant workers, students, and traders. By granting permanent status, the railways will now maintain a fixed schedule and standard fare structure, which was previously subject to special train regulations.

Key features and fare benefits for passengers

One of the primary advantages of this transition is the significant reduction in travel costs for commuters. Passengers can expect a fare decrease of approximately 25% to 30% compared to the previous special train charges. The train will continue to provide multiple travel classes including Sleeper, AC 3-tier, and AC 2-tier to accommodate different passenger needs.

Feature Details
New Train Numbers 11047 (Dadar to Gorakhpur) / 11048 (Gorakhpur to Dadar)
Fare Reduction Approximately 25-30 percent lower
Distance Covered Between 1731 km and 1873 km
Journey Duration Approximately 33 to 37 hours
Coach Composition Sleeper, AC 3-Tier, and AC 2-Tier
Previous Operation Days Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday
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