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As you may be aware that in March 2022, the IndianRailways resumed the service of providing linen, and blankets, and allowing the usage of curtains inside trains with immediate effect. The linens provided by Indian Railways will include pillows, blankets, sheets, and towels in a sealed cover.
Later the Ministry of Railways issued a clarificationabout the supply of linen in trains and said;
It is informed for the guidance of all concerned that the supply of linen (Bed sheets, Blankets etc.) has been resumed by the Railways from the date the resumption of the same was notified. However, it is being done in a phased manner to ensure proper quality of linen.
This is because a sizeable amount of fresh linen is being procured as a lot of old stock has become unserviceable in the last two COVID years. Railways is working overtime to bring the service back to 100% as it was in Pre-COVID times.
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Now, the Indian Railways has issued a list of 319 pairs of trains in which it has resumed the service of distributing linen and blankets.
Indian Railways has also issued some instructions for its passengers regarding the same said;
- Due to Covid-19 Pandemic Social Behaviour conditions, Linen services in AC classes of Indian Railways trains were withdrawn.
- Due to relaxation in Covid-19 pandemic conditions, relaxation has been made for providing Linen services in AC classes.
- As a result, Indian Railways has started provisioning Linen Services in AC classes in stages for maintaining better hygiene.
- Passengers are advised to check the status of the supply of Linens in AC classes provided below in Table 1, before starting their journey.
- For the trains, wherein Linen Services are yet to start, Passengers are advised to make their own arrangements for Linen for their train journey.
The list of trains where Linen Services have been restarted as of date has been shared hereunder:
S. No. | Train No. | Name of Train | From | To |
1 | 22221/22222 | CSMT-NZM Rajdhani Express. | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | Delhi Hazrat Nizamuddin |
2 | 12105/12106 | CSTM to Gondia Exp. (Vidarbha Exp) | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | Gondia |
3 | 12137/12138 | CSTM to Ferozpur Cantt (Punjab Mail) | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | FIROZPUR CANT |
4 | 11085/11086 | LTT-MAO Exp ( Double-decker) | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | MADGAON |
5 | 11099/11110 | LTT-MAO Exp ( Double-decker) | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | MADGAON |
6 | 12101/12102 | LTT to HWH Janeshwari Exp. | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Howrah Junction |
7 | 12151/12152 | LTT to HWH Samrasta Exp. | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Howrah Junction |
8 | 12145/12146 | LTT to Puri Exp. | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Puri |
9 | 12107/12108 | LTT to LKO Exp. | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Lucknow |
10 | 12173/12174 | LTT to PBH Udyognagari Exp | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Pratapgarh Junction |
11 | 12161/12162 | LTT to AGC Express. | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Agra Cantt |
12 | 12153/12154 | LTT- HBJ Exp | Lokmanya Tilak Terminus | Habibganj |
13 | 22139/22140 | PA-AJNI Humsafar Express | Pune | Ajni |
14 | 11417/11418 | PA – NGP Humsafar Express | Pune | Nagpur |
15 | 12297/12298 | PA-ADI Duranto Exp. | Pune | Ahmedabad Junction |
16 | 12139/12140 | Sevagram Exp | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | Nagpur |
17 | 12111/12112 | CSTM-AMI Exp. | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | Amravati |
18 | 11301/11302 | CSTM -SBC Udyan Exp. | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | Bangalore City Junction |
19 | 12115/12116 | Siddheshwar Express | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus | Solapur |
20 | 13145/46 | RADHIKAPUR EXP | Kolkata | Radhikapur |
21 | 12357/58 | DURGIANA EXP | Kolkata | Amritsar Junction |
22 | 12319/20 | KOAA-AGRA Cant Exp | Kolkata | Agra Cantt |
23 | 12313/14 | Rajdhani Exp | Sealdah | New Delhi |
24 | 12343/44 | Darjeeling Mail | Sealdah | New Jalpaiguri Junction |
25 | 12377/78 | Padatik Exp | Sealdah | New Alipurduar |
26 | 13149/50 | Kanchan Kanya Exp | Sealdah | Alipurduar Junction |
27 | 12379/80 | SDAH-ASR Jalianwalabugh Exp | Sealdah | Amritsar Junction |
28 | 12329/30 | WB Sampark Kranti Exp | Sealdah | Anand Vihar Terminal |
29 | 22201/02 | SDAH-PURI Duranta Exp | Sealdah | Puri |
30 | 13185/86 | Ganga Sagar | Sealdah | Jaynagar |
31 | 13105/06 | Ballia Exp | Sealdah | Ballia |
32 | 22323/24 | SHABDVEDI Exp | Kolkata | Ghazipur City |
33 | 13121/22 | GAZIPUR Exp | Kolkata | Ghazipur City |
34 | 13141/42 | Tista Torsa Exp | Sealdah | New Alipurduar |
35 | 13163/64 | Hate Bazare Exp | Sealdah | Saharsa Jn |
36 | 13169/70 | Hate Bazare Exp (via- Purnea) | Sealdah | Saharsa Jn |
37 | 13167/68 | NEW AGRA CANTT EXP | Sealdah | Agra Cantt |
38 | 12259/60 | Duranta Exp | Sealdah | New Delhi |
39 | 12317/18 | AKAL TAKHT EXP | Sealdah | Amritsar Junction |
40 | 12376/75 | JSME-TBM Exp | Jasidih Junction | Tambaram |
41 | 13509/10 | ASN-GKP Exp | Asansol | Gorakhpur Junction |
42 | 13507/08 | ASN-GONDA Exp | Asansol | Gonda Junction |
43 | 12361/62 | ASN-CSTM Exp | Asansol | Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus |
44 | 12273/74 | DURANTO EXP | Howrah | New Delhi |
45 | 12345/46 | SARAIGHAT EXP | Howrah | Guwahati |
46 | 12301/02 | RAJDHANI Exp | Howrah | New Delhi |
47 | 12305/06 | RAJDHANI LHB | Howrah | New Delhi |
48 | 12323/24 | BARMER EXP | Howrah | Barmer |
49 | 12381/82 | POORVA EXP | Howrah | New Delhi |
50 | 12303/04 | POORVA EXP | Howrah | New Delhi |
51 | 12309/10 | RJPB RAJDHANI | RAJENDRA NAGAR TERMINUS | NEW DELHI |
52 | 18311/12 | SBP-BSBS Exp | Sambalpur | Varanasi |
53 | 18309/10 | SBP-JAT Exp | Sambalpur | Jammu Tawi |
54 | 20809/10 | SBP-NED Exp | Sambalpur | Hajur Sahib Nanded |
55 | 22804/03 | SBP-SHM Exp | Sambalpur | Shalimar |
56 | 18425/26 | (PUI-DURG) Intercity express (LHB) | Puri | Durg |
57 | 22823/24 | BBS-NDLS Rajdhani Exp | Bhubaneswar | New Delhi |
58 | 12801/02 | PURI-NDLS Purusottam Exp | Bhubaneswar | New Delhi |
59 | 20817/18 | BBS-NDLS Rajdhani Exp | Bhubaneswar | New Delhi |
60 | 22847/48 | VSKP-LTT EXP | Vishakhapatnam | Lokmanya Tilak Terminal |
61 | 22811/12 | BBS-NDLS RAJDHANI EXP | Bhubaneswar | New Delhi |
62 | 12875/76 | Puri-NDLS Nilachal Exp | Puri | New Delhi |
63 | 12815/16 | Puri-NDLS Nandankanan Exp | Puri | New Delhi |
64 | 08579/80 | VSKP-SC Spl | Visakhapatnam | Secunderabad |
65 | 22874/73 | VSKP-Digha Exp | Visakhapatnam | Digha |
66 | 22801/02 | VSKP-MAS Exp | Visakhapatnam | Chennai |
67 | 18447/48 | BBS-JDB | Bhubaneswar | Jagdalpur |
68 | 20816/15 | VSKP-TATA | Visakhapatnam | Tata |
69 | 20837/38 | BBS-JNRD | Bhubaneswar | Junagarh Road |
70 | 18477/88 | UTKAL EXP | Puri | Delhi Hazrat Nizamuddin |
71 | 14503/04 | KLK-SVDK EXP | KALKA | SHMATA VD KATRA |
72 | 14512/11 | NAUCHANDI EXP | SAHARANPUR | PRAYAG RAJ SANGAM |
73 | 14554/53 | HIMACHAL EXP | DAULATPUR CHOWK | DELHI |
74 | 14524/23 | HARIHAR EXP | AMBALA CANT JN | BARAUNI JN |
75 | 22456/55 | KLK-SNSI M/EXP | KALKA | SAI NAGAR SHIRDI |
76 | 12218/17 | KERALA SAMPARK KRANTI EXP | CHANDIGARH | KOCHUVELI |
77 | 12450/49 & 10215/16 | GOA SAMPARK KRANTI | CHANDIGARH | MADGAON |
78 | 22452/51 | CDG BDTS EXP | CHANDIGARH | BANDRA TERMINUS |
79 | 14321/22 & 14311/12 | Ala Hazrat Exp.(Daily) | BAREILLY | BHUJ |
80 | 14318/09 | DDN-UJN Exp.(Bi-Weekly) | DEHRADUN | INDORE JN BG |
81 | 14313/14 | BE-LTT Exp. (Weekly) | BAREILLY | LOK MANYA TILAK |
82 | 14319/20 | BE-INDB Exp.(Weekly) | BAREILLY | INDORE JN BG |
83 | 14307/08 | BE-PRYG Exp. (Daily) | BAREILLY | PRAYAGRAJSANGAM |
84 | 14317/10 | DDN-INDB Exp. (Bi-Weekly) | INDORE JN BG | DEHRADUN |
85 | 12484 | ASR-KCVL Exp | AMRITSAR JN | KOCHUVELI |
86 | 12422 | ASR-NED Exp | AMRITSAR JN | H SAHIB NANDED |
87 | 14632 | ASR-DDN Exp | AMRITSAR JN | DEHRADUN |
88 | 14616 | ASR-LKU Exp | AMRITSAR JN | LAL KUAN |
89 | 12472/74/76/78 | Swaraj Group | SHMATA VD KATRA | BANDRA TERMINUS / KANDLA / HAPA / |
90 | 12414 | Pooja Exp | JAMMU TAWI | AJMER JN |
91 | 12492 | Mourdhwaj Exp | JAMMU TAWI | BARAUNI JN |
92 | 12470 | JAT-CNB EXP. | JAMMUTAWI | KANPUR CENTRAL |
93 | 14606 | JAT-HW Exp | JAMMUTAWI | YOG NAGARI RISHIKESH |
94 | 14674/50 | ASR-JYG Exp | AMRITSAR JN | JAI NAGAR |
95 | 22462 | SVDK-NDLS Shri shakti Exp | SHMATA VD KATRA | NEW DELHI |
96 | 14612 | SVDK-GCT Exp | SHMATA VD KATRA | GHAZIPUR CITY |
97 | 12470 | JAT-CNB Exp | JAMMUTAWI | KANPUR CENTRAL |
98 | 12419 | GOMTI EXP | LUCKNOW | NEW DELHI |
99 | 12429 | AC EXP | LUCKNOW | NEW DELHI |
100 | 12237 | Begampura Exp | VARANASI | JAMMU TAWI |
101 | 22467 | BSB-GNC Exp | VARANASI JN. | GANDHI NAGAR CAPITAL |
102 | 20413/15 | Mahakal Exp | VARANASI JN. | INDORE JN. |
103 | 12229 | Lucknow MAIL | LUCKNOW NE | NEW DELHI |
104 | 12431/32 | TVC Rajdhani | THIRUVANANTHAPURAM CENTRAL | HAZRAT NIZAMUDDIN |
105 | 12437/38 | SECUNDERABAD Rajdhani | NEW DELHI | SECUNDERABAD |
106 | 12425/26 | JAT Rajdhani | NEW DELHI | JAMMU TAWI |
107 | 12433/34 | MAS Rajdhani | MGR CHENNAI CTR | HAZRAT NIZAMUDDIN |
108 | 12441/42 | BSP Rajdhani | BILASPUR | NEW DELHI |
109 | 12453/54 | RNC Rajdhani | HALDIA | ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL |
110 | 22414/13 | MAO Rajdhani Exp | HAZRAT NIZAMUDDIN | MADGAON |
111 | 12424/23 | DBRT Rajdhani | NEW DELHI | DIBRUGARH |
112 | 15159/60 | SARNATH EXPRESS | Chhapra | Durg |
113 | 12559/60 | SHIV GANGA EXPRESS | Banaras | New Delhi |
114 | 15011/12 | CHANDIGARH EXPRESS | Lucknow | Chandigarh |
115 | 12529/30 | LUCKNOW JN. SF EXPRESS | Patliputra jn | Lucknow jn |
116 | 12533/34 | PUSHPAK EXPRESS | Lucknow | Chhatrapati shivajimaharaj terminus |
117 | 12555/56 | GORAKHDHAM SF EXPRESS | Gorakhpur jn. | Hissar jn. |
118 | 22536/35 | RAMESWARAM WEEKLY SF EXPRESS | Banaras | Rameshwaram |
119 | 12581/82 | BANARAS SF EXPRESS | Banaras | New Delhi |
120 | 15013/14 | RANIKHET EXPRESS | Jaisalmer | Kathgodam |
121 | 25013/14 | CORBETT PARK LINK EXPRESS | Moradabad Jn. | Ramnagar |
122 | 15055/56 | RAMNAGAR TRI-WEEKLY EXPRESS | Agra Fort | Ramnagar |
123 | 15073/74 | TANAKPUR TRIVENI EXPRESS | Singrauli | Tanakpur |
124 | 15075/76 | TANAKPUR TRIVENI EXPRESS | Shaktinagar | Tanakpur |
125 | 22531/32 | MATHURA SUPERFASTEXPRESS | Chhapra | Mathura |
126 | 15113/14 | CHHAPRA KACHERI EXPRESS | Gomti Nagar | Chhapra kacheri |
127 | 15115/16 | LOKNAYAK EXPRESS | Chhapra | Old Delhi jn. |
128 | 15127/28 | KASHI VISHWANATH EXPRESS | Banaras | New Delhi |
129 | 12537/38 | BAPUDHAMSF EXPRESS | Banaras | Muzaffarpur |
130 | 15025/26 | MAU ANVT EXPRESS | Mau | Anand vihar |
131 | 15057/58 | GKP ANVT EXPRESS | Gorakhpur | Anand vihar |
132 | 22539/40 | MUV-ANVT EX. | Mau | Anand vihar |
133 | 12417/18 | Prayag Raj Exp (PRYJ- NDLS) | Prayagraj | New Delhi |
134 | 12275/76 | PRYJ-NDLS Humsafar | Prayagraj | New Delhi |
135 | 22437/38 | PRYJ-ANVT Hamsafar | Prayagraj | Anand Vihar |
136 | 22431/32 | UHP Exp (PRYJ-UHP) | Prayagraj | Udhampur |
137 | 04141/42 | UHP Exp (PRYJ-UHP) | Prayagraj | Udhampur |
138 | 14163/64 | Sangam Exp (PRYJ-MTC) | Prayagraj | Meerut City |
139 | 12403/04 | ALD-JP Superfast | Prayagraj | Jaipur |
140 | 14113/14 | Link Exp (PRYJ-DDN) | Prayagraj | Dehradoon |
141 | 12451/52 | Shramsakti (CNB-NDLS) | Kanpur Central | New Delhi |
142 | 14151/52 | CNB -LTT Exp | Kanpur Central | Lokemanya Terminal |
143 | 22445/46 | CNB-ASR Exp | Kanpur Central | Amritsar |
144 | 22443/44 | CNB-BDTS Exp | Kanpur Central | Bandraterminal |
145 | 22195/96 | VGLB- BDTS Exp | Virangana Lakshmibai | Bandraterminal |
146 | 11109/10 | JHS-LJN Intercity | Virangana Lakshmibai | Lucknow junction |
147 | 22197/98 | Pratham SS Exp (VGLB-KOAA | Virangana Lakshmibai | Kolkatta |
148 | 11841/42 | KURJ-KKDE Exp | Khajuraho | Kurukshetra Jn |
149 | 11107/08 | Bundelknand Exp (GWL-BSBS) | Gwalior Jun | Banaras |
150 | 20975/76 | Chambal Exp (AGC-HWH) | Agra Cant | Howrah Jun |
151 | 12177/78 | Chambel Exp ( MTJ-HWH) | Mathura Jun | Howrah Jun |
152 | 12547/48 | AGC-ADI SF Exp | Agra cant | Ahemadabad Jun |
153 | 22547/48 | GWL-ADI SF Exp | Gwalior Jun | Ahemadabad Jun |
154 | 12195/96 | AF-AII Intercity | Agra Fort | Ajmer |
155 | 15707/08 | Amrapali Express | Katihar | Amritsar |
156 | 15712/11 | KIR-HWH I/C Exp | Katihar | Howrah |
157 | 12523/24 | NJP-NDLS SF Exp | New Jalpaiguri | New Delhi |
158 | 15715/16 | Garib Nawaj Exp | Kishanganj | Ajmer |
159 | 15721/22 | Paharia Exp | New Jalpaiguri | Digha |
160 | 15483/84 | Mahananda Exp | Alipurduar Jn | Delhi |
161 | 22497/98 | SGNR-TPJHumsafar | Sriganganagar | Tiruchirapalli |
162 | 14712/11 | SGNR-HW | Sriganganagar | Haridwar |
163 | 14701/02 | SGNR-BDTS Amarapur Aravali Exp | Sriganganagar | Bandra Terminus |
164 | 12481/82 | SGNR-DLI | Sriganganagar | Delhi |
165 | 14731/32 | DLI-BTI | Delhi | Bhatinda |
166 | 22481/82 | JU-DEE S/F | Jodhpur | Delhi Sarai rohilla |
167 | 12479/80 | JU -BDTS Surya Nagri S /F | Jodhpur | Bandra Terminus |
168 | 12963/64 | UDZ-NZM Mewar S/F | Udaipur | Nizamuddin |
169 | 12458/57 | BKN -DEE S/F | Bikaner | Delhi Sarai rohilla |
170 | 22421/22 | DEE – JU | Delhi Sarai rohilla | Jodhpur |
171 | 12991/92 | UDZ – JP intercity | Udaipur | Jaipur |
172 | 12486/85 | SGNR-NED S/F | Sriganganagar | Nanded |
173 | 12996/95 | AII-BDTS | Ajmer | Bandra Terminus |
174 | 12968/67 | JP- MAS S/F | Jaipur | Chennai |
175 | 12990/89 | AII-DDR | Ajmer | Dadar |
176 | 12980/79 | JP-BDTS S/F | Jaipur | Bandra Terminus |
177 | 19608/07 | MD-KOAA | Madar | Kolkata |
178 | 22464/63 | BKN – DEE Sampark kranti | Bikaner | Delhi Sarai rohilla |
179 | 14812/11 | DEE-SIKR | Delhi Sarai rohilla | Sikar |
180 | 12463/64 | DEE – JU | Delhi Sarai rohilla | Jodhpur |
181 | 12970/69 | JP-CBE S/F | Jaipur | Coimbatore |
182 | 22475/76 | HSR- CBE AC S/F | Hisar | Coimbatore |
183 | 20481/82 | BGKT-TMB Humsafar S/F | Bhagat ki Kothi | Tambaram |
184 | 12976/75 | JP-MYS S/F | Jaipur | Mysore |
185 | 14717/18 | BKN- HW | Bikaner | Haridwar |
186 | 12440/39 | SGNR-NED S/F | Sriganganagar | Nanded |
187 | 14724/23 | BNW-CNB Kalindi exp | Bhiwani | Kanpur |
188 | 20971/72 | UDZ-SHM Exp | Udaipur | Shalimar |
189 | 19713/14 | JP-SC | Jaipur | Secunderabad |
190 | 14864/63 | JU-BSB Marudhar | Jodhpur | Banaras |
191 | 12489/90 | BKN-DDR | Bikaner | Dadar |
192 | 14866/65 | JU-BSB Marudhar | Jodhpur | Banaras |
193 | 14854/53 | JU-BSB Marudhar | Jodhpur | Banaras |
194 | 14813/14 | JU-BPL | Jodhpur | Bhopal |
195 | 12978/77 | AII-ERS Marusagar | Ajmer | Ernakulam |
196 | 12940/39 | JP- PUNE | Jaipur | Pune |
197 | 22483/84 | JU-GIMB Exp | Jodhpur | Gandhidham |
198 | 20973/74 | AII- RMM Humsafar S/F | Ajmer | Rameshwaram |
199 | 22985/86 | UDZ-DEE Humsafar S/F | Udaipur | Delhi Sarai rohilla |
200 | 20471/72 | BKN- PURI | Bikaner | Puri |
201 | 22473/74 | BKN-BDTS | Bikaner | Bandra Terminus |
202 | 20483/84 | BGKT-DDR | Bhagat ki Kothi | Dadar |
203 | 12615/16 | GT Express | Chennai Central | New Delhi |
204 | 12685/86 | Mangaluru SF | Chennai Central | Mangalore Central |
205 | 16179/80 | Mannai Express | Chennai Egmore | Mannargudi |
206 | 12663/64 | HWH-TPJ Exp | Howrah Jn | Tiruchirappalli |
207 | 16343/44 | Amritha Exp | Thiruvananthapuram Central | Madurai |
208 | 16349/50 | Rajya rani Exp | Kochuveli | Nilambur road |
209 | 16105/06 | Thiruchendur Express | Chennai Egmore | Tiruchendur |
210 | 12653/54 | Rock ford Exp MS-TPJ Exp | Chennai Egmore | Tiruchirappalli |
211 | 22675/76 | Cholan Express MS-TPJ Exp | Chennai Egmore | Tiruchirappalli |
212 | 12637/38 | Pandian MS-MDU Exp | Chennai Egmore | Madurai |
213 | 16317/18 | Him Sagar Exp | Kanyakumari | S M V D Katra |
214 | 16603/04 | Maveli Exp | Mangalore Central | Trivandrum Central |
215 | 16629/30 | Malabar Exp | Trivandrum Central | Mangalore Central |
216 | 12623/24 | MAS -TVC Mail | Chennai Central | Trivandrum Central |
217 | 12601/02 | Mangalur mail | Chennai Central | Mangalore Central |
218 | 22637/38 | West cost | Chennai Central | Mangalore Central |
219 | 22667/68 | NCJ-CBE Exp. | Nagercoil Jn | Coimbatore Jn |
220 | 12673/74 | MAS-CBE Cheran Exp | Chennai Central | Coimbatore Jn |
221 | 22629/30 | DR-TEN Exp | Dadar | Tirunveli |
222 | 22649/50 | MAS-ED Yercaud Exp. | Chennai Central | Erode Junction |
223 | 12603/04 | MAS -HYB Exp. | Chennai Central | Hyderabad |
224 | 16311/12 | Shri Ganga Nagar Exp | Shri Ganganagar | Kochuveli |
225 | 16101/02 | Kollam Jn Exp | Chennai Egmore | Kollam |
226 | 16021/22 | Kaveri Exp | Chennai Central | Mysuru Junction |
227 | 17625/26 | Repalle Exp. | KACHEGUDA | REPALLE |
228 | 12785/86 | Mysure SF Exp. | KACHEGUDA | MYSURE |
229 | 17603/04 | Yelahanka Exp. | KACHEGUDA | YELAHANKA |
230 | 17615/16 | KCG-MDU weekly exp. | KACHEGUDA | MADHURAI |
231 | 12789/90 | Mangalore SF exp. | KACHEGUDA | MANGALORE |
232 | 17613/14 | Panvel exp. | NANDED | PANVEL |
233 | 12715/16 | Sachkand exp. | NANDED | AMRUTHSAR |
234 | 22708/09 | AADR exp. | NANDED | AMB ANDAURA |
235 | 12730/29 | Hadapsar exp. | NANDED | HADAPSAR |
236 | 17664/63 | Tandur exp. | NANDED | TANDUR |
237 | 12853/1254 | AMARAKANTAK EXP | Durg | Bhopal |
238 | 18241/18242 | ABKP Exp | Durg | Ambikapur |
239 | 18205/18206 | NTV Exp | Durg | Navtanwa |
240 | 18207/18208 | Ajmer Exp | Durg | Ajmer |
241 | 12823/12824 | Sampark Exp | Durg | Nizamuddin |
242 | 12549/12550 | Jammu Tawi Exp | Durg | Jammu |
243 | 18201/18202 | NTV Exp | Durg | Navtanwa |
244 | 18203/18204 | CNB Exp | Durg | Kanpur |
245 | 18213/18214 | Ajmer Exp | Durg | Ajmer |
246 | 20847/20848 | UHP Exp | Durg | Udhampur |
247 | 22867/22868 | Humsafar Exp | Durg | Nizamuddin |
248 | 18237/18238 | Chattisgarh Exp | Bilaspur | Amritsar |
249 | 18234/18235 | Narmada Exp | Bilasppur | Indore |
250 | 18239/18240 | Shivnath Exp | Korba | Itwari |
251 | 12855/12856 | Intercity Exp | Bilaspur | Itwari |
252 | 12245/46 | HWH-YPR Superfast Spl(Duronto) | HOWRAH | YESHVANTPUR |
253 | 18616/15 | HTE-HWH-HTE Exp | HATIA | HOWRAH |
254 | 18619/20 | RNC-DUMKA Spl | RANCHI | DUMKA |
255 | 28181/82 | TATA-Katihar bi wkly Spl | TATANAGAR | KATIHAR |
256 | 12841/42 | HWH-MAS SF Spl (Coromandel) | HOWRAH | CHENNAI |
257 | 08185/86 | Durg Special Fare SF Special | HATIA | DURG |
258 | 12222/21 | HWH-PA AC Biwkly Spl(Duronto) | HOWRAH | PUNE |
259 | 12839/40 | HWH-CEN-HWH | HOWRAH | CHENNAI |
260 | 20839/40 | RNC-NDLS Spl(Rajdhani) | RANCHI | NEW DELHI |
261 | 18624/23 | HTE-IPR Exp | HATIA | ISLAMPUR |
262 | 18107/08 | ROU-JDB Spl | ROURKELA | JAGDALPUR |
263 | 18117/18 | ROU-GNPR Spl | ROURKELA | GUNUPUR |
264 | 18609/10 | RNC-LTT Spl | RANCHI | LOKMANYA TILAK TERMINAL KURLA |
265 | 18105/06 | ROU-JYG ROU Spl | ROURKELA | JOYNAGAR |
266 | 12873/74 | HTE-ANVT Exp via Barkakana | HATIA | ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL |
267 | 12825/26 | RNC-ANVT Spl(Samparkranti) | RANCHI | ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL |
268 | 12837/38 | HWH-PUI-HWH Exp | HOWRAH | PURI |
269 | 22845/46 | HTE-PA Spl | HATIA | PUNE |
270 | 12817/18 | HTE-ANVT Exp via GMO | HATIA | ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL |
271 | 22213/14 | SHM-PNBE Spl (Durunto) | SHALIMAR | PATNA JUNCTION |
272 | 18622/21 | Patliputra Exp. | HATIA | PATNA JUNCTION |
273 | 18626/25 | Kosi Super Exp. | HATIA | PURNIA COURT |
274 | 18603/04 | Ranchi Godda Exp. | RANCHI | GODDA |
275 | 12262/61 | HWH-CSMT DURONTO EXP | HOWRAH | CSMT MUMBAI |
276 | 18637/38 | RNC- Bengaluru Cantt.Exp. | RANCHI | BENGALURU CANTT |
277 | 18640/39 | RNC- Ara Weekly Exp. | RANCHI | ARA |
278 | 12835/36 | HTE- Yesvantpur SF Exp. | HATIA | YESHVANTPUR |
279 | 22997/98 | JLWC-SGNR SF | Jhalawar | Shriganga Nagar |
280 | 22981/82 | KOTA-SGNR Exp | KOTA | Shriganga Nagar |
281 | 20985/86 | KOTA-UDH EXP. | KOTA | Udhampur |
282 | 19815/16 | KOTA-MDS EXP. | KOTA | Mandsore |
283 | 19803/04 | KOTA-SVDK weekly Exp (Sat) | KOTA | Shri Vaishneodevi Katra |
284 | 19807/08/13/14 | KOTA-HSR EXP. | KOTA | Hisar |
285 | 22192/91 | JBP-INDB EXP | Jabalpur | Indore |
286 | 22181/82 | JBP-NZM EXP | Jabalpur | Nizammudin |
287 | 11464/63/66/65 | JBP-SMNH EXP | Jabalpur | Somnath |
288 | 12121/22 | JBP-NZM EXP | Jabalpur | Nizammudin |
289 | 12189/90 | JBP-NZM EXP | Jabalpur | Nizammudin |
290 | 12181/82 | JBP-AII EXP | Jabalpur | Ajmer |
291 | 12192/91 | JBP-NZM SHRIDHAM | Jabalpur | Nizammudin |
292 | 12159/60/ | JBP- AMARAWATI | Jabalpur | Amrawati |
293 | 11703/04 | REWA-DADN EXP | Rewa | Dehradun |
294 | 11754/53 | REWA-ITR EXP | Rewa | Itwari (Nagpur) |
295 | 22190/89 | REWA-RKMP EXP | Rewa | Ranikamalapati |
296 | 12155/56 | RKMP-NZM | Ranikamalapati | Nizammudin |
297 | 12185/86 | RKMP-REWA | Ranikamalapati | Rewa |
298 | 11665/66 | RKMP-AGT | Ranikamalapati | Agartala |
299 | 22171/72 | RKMP- PUNE | Ranikamalapati | Pune |
300 | 12183/84 | BPL-PBH | Bhopal | Pratapgarh |
301 | 22165/66/67/68 | BPL-SGLRL | Bhopal | Singrouli |
302 | 20903/04 | Varanasi Mahamana spl Exp | EKNR | BSB |
303 | 20905/06 | Rewa Mahamana Exp | EKNR | REWA |
304 | 22944/43 | Indore pune expres | IND | DD |
305 | 19307/08 | Chandigarh Express | IND | CDG |
306 | 12913/14 | Indore Nagpur Weekly SF Express | IND | NGP |
307 | 19301/02 | Yesvantpur Weekly Express | DADN | YPR |
308 | 19333/34 | BIKANER Mahamana Express | IND | BKN |
309 | 12923/24 | DADN Nagpur Express | DADN | NGP |
310 | 19343/44 | Bhandarkund Penchvalley Express | IND | BDKD |
311 | 19321/22 | Patna Express | IND | PNBE |
312 | 19320/19 | Indore Veraval Mahamana Express | IND | VRL |
313 | 12919/20 | Malwa Express | IND | JAT |
314 | 19313/14 | Patna Express | IND | PNBE |
315 | 12951/52 | Rajdhani Express | BCT | NDLS |
316 | 12953/54 | August Kranti Rajdhani Express | BCT | NZM |
317 | 12957/58 | Swarna Janti Rajdhani Express | ADI | NDLS |
318 | 12915/16 | Ashram Express | ADI | DLI |
319 | 12239/40 | BCT-Hissar Duranto Superfast AC Exp. | BCT | HISSAR |
For trains that are not mentioned in the above list, Linen services have not been started as of the date 13th April 2022.
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Are blanket and linen provided in the train? ›
Linen supply includes a Blanket, a pillow with cover, a set of bed sheets and a hand towel.
Does Indian Railways provide blankets now? ›Bed rolls comprising of one blanket, one pillow, 2 bed sheets and one face towel, are supplied free of cost to all passengers traveling by AC First Class, AC 2-tier sleeper and AC 3-tier sleeper classes including those boarding from intermediate stations.
Which all trains provide blankets? ›- Train No.12115/12116 CSMT-Solapur Siddheshwar Express.
- Train No.11301 CSMT-KSR Bengaluru Udyan Express.
- Train No.11071 LTT-Varanasi Kamayani Express.
- Train No.22129 LTT-Prayagraj Jn. Tulsi Express.
- Train No.11055 LTT-Gorakhpur Godan Express.
For the comfort and convenience of passengers, Western Railway has restored the provision of linen service in 100% of its train services, i.e. all 139 pairs of trains as during the pre-COVID times.
Has Irctc started giving blankets? ›The service of providing linen and blanket in AC coaches were discontinued by the Indian Railways as a precautionary measure against the Covid-19 pandemic. The Indian Railways IRCTC has restarted to provide bedrolls and blanket services in multiple trains across India from April 2022.
Does bed linen include blanket? ›Rightfully, bed linen consists usually of sets, for example, a flat sheet, fitted sheet, blanket and or a quilt. Sometimes sheets set consist of pillowcases also called pillow shams.
How do I know if my blanket is available on the train? ›Train passengers can purchase Bedroll online through the official IRCTC website. Passengers are required to provide the PNR number of their confirmed or RAC ticket. The system will validate the 10-digit PNR number and then show the information on bedroll availability, type, and cost.
Do they wash blankets in train? ›However, blankets are washed on a monthly basis." India Today reached out to Chief Public Relation Officer (CPRO) of Western Railway for this and he said that the blankets are of woollen material and have a life of only 50 washes.
Do you get a blanket on sleeper train? ›In 4-berth compartments, passengers receive a comfortable bed with a mattress, sheets, pillow and blanket. There's a washbasin, soap and towels for your use as well as an included bottle of mineral water.
Can you bring a pillow and blanket on a train? ›4. Bring a Travel Pillow and Blanket. While Amtrak does provide bedding in the Sleeping car rooms, you may wish to have your own pillow and an extra blanket for warmth. You may also ask your Sleeping car attendant for an additional blanket when they come to turn down your bed for a cozier night's sleep.
Can I take towel from train? ›
It should be usable for a journey time of at least 3 days or longer without wash/replacement so that a passenger can take away the towel on completion of train journey without returning to Railways.
Where do train conductors sleep on the train? ›Does the Railroad Crew Sleep on the Train? People who work on a passenger train including the porters and other staff may have to stay onboard the train for up to 48 hours at a time. In these situations, the onboard crew will often sleep in a dormitory car on the train.
Are they giving bedding in trains in India? ›For the unversed, the bedroll facility in the Indian Railways has — sheets, pillows and towels. The railways are introducing this facility in the economy coaches only after increasing the fare of the economy coaches.
Is bedroll available in train? ›Since bed roll charges are included in the fare of IAC, IIAC and IIIAC classes of all trains, 100% supply of bed rolls to all passengers travelling in these classes be ensured.
Does Duronto provide linen? ›A large number of travellers carry very small luggage and avail of the facility of the linen supplied by the Railways. The facility is available to prevent travellers to carry heavy luggage. The linen cannot be washed at home. Either brushing or dry wash is required, as mentioned on its label.
What is the charges for blanket in Irctc? ›Passengers will have to pay a separate fee of Rs 300 for the disposable travel bedroll kit. The passengers will have to pay Rs 150 for a bag that carries toothpaste, masks and a blanket. The disposable bedroll facility will be provided to passengers travelling in AC coaches.
What is the difference between AC 3 tier and AC 3 economy? ›How is AC-3 Economy different from AC-3? In AC-3 there are 6 berths and 2 side berths in each compartment. It does not have a middle berth between the side lower and the side upper. Whereas, AC-3 Economy has 3 side berths, making it a total of 9 berths per compartment.
What is 3 tier economy in train? ›AC 3 economy coaches have better facilities for passengers than normal AC 3 coaches, officials said. Officials said that with the merger of AC 3-tier economy, passengers had to pay around Rs 60-70 additionally. While a normal AC 3-tier coach has 72 berths, AC 3-tier economy has 80.
Why is linen bedding so expensive? ›Think of linen as the fine jewelry of bedding. Like most precious stones and metals, linen sheets are more expensive because they're rarer. For one thing, linen is more difficult and costly to harvest and produce than most other materials.
Why is it called bed linen? ›As flax is one of the oldest plants used for textile production, linen ultimately was one of the first fabrics bed sheets were made of. Hence the term bed linen or simply linens. This term is used today to describe any item used on bed.
What is end of bed blanket called? ›
Coverlets are single-sided blankets that are typically lightweight, and made from a woven or quilted material. You can often find coverlets laying on top of your flat sheet but underneath the duvet, or folded at the foot of the bed.
What is the meaning of 3E in Indian Railway? ›Third AC economy (3E)
They are similar to SA seats, except that the 3E class has 6 berths and 3 side-births. This totals to 9 berths. Because of the extra side-berth, the train may be a little crowded during the day.
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Enter your Source and destination station. Choose the date of journey. In case your travel date is tomorrow, you can also opt for the tatkal ticket booking. Enter "Search Trains" and the list of trains, running dates, and their seat availability will be displayed on the screen.
Only the overnight and long-distance trains have sleeper cars, which contain roomettes and bedrooms. Meals, free coffee and water are included when you purchase one of these overnight sleeping option. See the list below to view the Amtrak routes with sleeper cars and the type of sleeping accommodations you can book.
Do trains dump toilet waste on tracks? ›The traditional method of disposing human waste from trains is to deposit the waste onto the tracks or, more often, onto nearby ground using what is known as a hopper toilet. This ranges from a hole in the floor to a full-flush system (possibly with sterilization).
Do they wash first class blankets? ›Most people don't want to use a dirty blanket, but surely airlines don't throw them away… right? Well, good news: in the vast majority of cases, they're washed, reused, recycled and, in some cases, even made of recycled materials, so you can snuggle up in one with a clear environmental conscience.
Can you take the blanket from first class? ›Blankets. Business and first-class flights offer comfort items like blankets during the flight. You must leave them on board when you're leaving the plane as they can be reused. “Paying more to travel in a better class does not entitle passengers to take items offered for the journey,” says Webber.
What is it called when you sleep on a train? ›A roomette is a type of sleeping car compartment in a railroad passenger train.
Does America have sleeper trains? ›The Amtrak Sleeping Car fleet consists of two types of cars: Superliner and Viewliner. The primary difference: a Superliner features two levels of private accommodations per car and Viewliner features a single level. For your trip, the type of car will depend on the route you select.
Do night trains have showers? ›Sleeper train facilities
Both sleeper services have onboard lounge cars for you to relax in before you turn in for the night. Depending on your journey and ticket, you may also have access to guest lounges and shower facilities at stations, and breakfast on the train.
What Cannot be taken on a train? ›
Firearms or ammunition
Black powder, percussion caps or any ammunition used with a matchlock, flintlock, percussion-cap ignition system or similar type are never permitted; this includes self-loaded, gunpowder-based modern ammunition. *Amtrak accepts no liability for theft or damage for any items brought onboard.
You're in luck! It IS possible to sleep in a coach seat. Our wide reclining chairs with tons of legroom and adjustable footrests will have you sleeping like a … well … you know. This gives you that warm and cozy feeling even as you're traveling across America!
How much does a USA Rail Pass cost? ›How much does the USA Rail Pass cost? Amtrak sells the USA Rail Pass for $499 at full price – but it's been on sale for as low as $299 a couple times in the last few years.
Can you flush toilet on train? ›As a general rule, people travelling on trains are warned not to flush the on board toilet while it's not moving. That's because most trains don't have sewage tanks, meaning anything in the toilet is dumped straight onto the tracks. So as you can imagine, if the train is stationary, it can cause huge problems.
Can you still be a hobo on a train? ›Many hobos from this era have since “caught the westbound,” or died. A small number of so-called hobos still hop freight trains today. Unlike hobos of yesteryear, these modern freight train hoppers would not ride the rails to seek employment, but for the thrill of the journey.
Can I bring a bottle of water on a train? ›Bringing Your Food Aboard
You may bring your own food and beverages onboard for consumption at your seat or private Sleeping Car accommodations. However, you can only consume food and beverages purchased in Dining and Lounge Cars in those cars.
Train engineers have a higher salary on average than conductors.
What is the highest paying railroad job? ›- Locomotive Engineer. ...
- Signalman. ...
- Railroad Conductor. ...
- Track Laborer. ...
- Switcher. Salary range: $32,500-$43,000 per year. ...
- Conductor. Salary range: $30,000-$41,500 per year. ...
- Switchman. Salary range: $28,500-$39,000 per year. ...
- Subway Operator. Salary range: $25,000-$37,500 per year.
Where do train engineers go to the bathroom on a train? In north America, freight locomotives have a toilet in the nose of the cab. This is a rather clean example of such.
What is the difference between sleeper and 3AC? ›The carriages in 3AC are laid out in the same manner as in Sleeper Class. However, the windows are covered with tinted glass that's unable to be opened, and air-conditioning keeps the carriages cool. Bedding and hand towels are provided to passengers.
What is 3A in train? ›
In 3A class there are 6 berths and 2 side berths in each compartment, but in 3E class there are 3 side berths making it a total of 9 berths per compartment. This class is available in some of the Duronto trains and Garib Rath Express (translates to poor man chariot).
What are the facilities of 3 tier AC coach? ›Foldable snack tables in both longitudinal and transverse bays. Individual AC vents for each berth. Wider toilet door and entrance door for Divyangjan in each coach. Individual reading lamp and USB charging points for each berth.
Are Indian trains providing blankets now? ›As of now, Indian Railways provide bed rolls comprising of one blanket, one pillow, 2 bed sheets and one face towel, are supplied free of cost to all passengers traveling by AC First Class, AC 2-tier sleeper and AC 3-tier sleeper classes including those boarding from intermediate stations.
Will linen be provided in train? ›For the comfort and convenience of passengers, Western Railway has restored the provision of linen service in 100% of its train services, i.e. all 139 pairs of trains as during the pre-COVID times.
What is 2S in train booking? ›Tatkal Quota (TQ) berths/seats are earmarked in all-important trains in different classes except First Class Air-conditioned (1A) class. Ladies Quota (LD) is generally earmarked in Sleeper class (SL) and Second Sitting (2S).
Is linen blanket available in train? ›Linen supply includes a Blanket, a pillow with cover, a set of bed sheets and a hand towel.
Are we getting blankets in Duronto Express? ›Passengers will receive a bag/kit containing six items: a white sheet, a grey/blue colour blanket, an inflatable air cushion, a white colour pillow cover, a face towel/napkin, and a three-ply face mask.
Does Garib Rath provide blankets? ›The maximum speed of Garib Rath trains is 130 km/hr which is the same as Rajdhani's top speed. However, in Garib Rath trains, passengers are not normally provided with blankets and pillow and they have to pay extra to get those.
How do I know if my bedding is available on the train? ›Train passengers can purchase Bedroll online through the official IRCTC website. Passengers are required to provide the PNR number of their confirmed or RAC ticket. The system will validate the 10-digit PNR number and then show the information on bedroll availability, type, and cost.
Do Amtrak trains provide blankets? ›Sleeping car passengers are furnished with a full set of blankets and pillows, so don't need to worry about it.
What are train linens? ›
The linen will include pillows, blankets, sheets and towels in a sealed cover.
Is bedrolls available in train? ›Since bed roll charges are included in the fare of IAC, IIAC and IIIAC classes of all trains, 100% supply of bed rolls to all passengers travelling in these classes be ensured.
Can you get a sleeping room in a train? ›For a truly unique experience when traveling in First Class, Amtrak offers private rooms on many routes across the country. A private room is the perfect option for customers seeking privacy and space on a short trip and added comfort and amenities when traveling overnight.
How much do you tip an Amtrak room attendant? ›$5-$10 is appropriate. Others (yes. there are some) suggest that Amtrak Sleeping Car attendants are not at all badly paid for their hours of service and thus should not needed to be tipped at all.
Can you sleep in your seat on Amtrak? ›You're in luck! It IS possible to sleep in a coach seat. Our wide reclining chairs with tons of legroom and adjustable footrests will have you sleeping like a … well … you know. This gives you that warm and cozy feeling even as you're traveling across America!
Does Amtrak provide blankets in roomette? ›For customers seeking both privacy and savings in First Class, Roomettes feature: Two comfortable seats by day transformed into upper and lower beds by night. Newly upgraded bedding, pillows, towels and linens.
What are sleeping quarters called on a train? ›Amtrak's Sleeping Car (often called "Sleeper Car") accommodations provide overnight travelers the choice of a roomette, bedroom, bedroom suite (two adjoining bedrooms) that can accommodate one to four people, and Accessible bedrooms. In a roomette, daytime seating converts to beds at night.