South Central Railway will run two Special Trains between Hyderabad and Kakinada Town

Two Special Trains Between Hyderabad-Kakinada Town

South Central Railway will run two Special Trains between Hyderabad and Kakinada Town  in order to clear extra rush of passengers as per the following schedule:-

Train No. 07101 Hyderabad-Kakinada Town Special train will depart Hyderabad at 22 40 hrso­n 20thSeptember, 2013, arrive/depart Secunderabad at 23 10 / 23 15 hrs and arrive Kakinada Town at 09 25 hrs o­n the next day.

In the return direction, Train No. 07102 Kakinada Town - Hyderabad Special trainwill depart Kakinada Town at 18 00 hrso­n 21st September, 2013 and arrive / depart Secunderabad at 05 30 / 05 35 o­n the next day hrs and arrive Hyderabad at 06 05 hrs.

Enroute, these special trains will also stop at Kazipet, Warangal, Khammam, Madhira, Vijayawada, Eluru, Tadepalligudem, Nidadavolu, Rajahmundry, Anaparti and Samalkot stations in both the directions.

These trains will have 18 coaches viz., o­ne AC II Tier, o­ne AC III Tier, ten Sleeper Class, four General Second Class and two Second Class Luggage Cum Brake van Coaches.

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