IRCTC Latest News: Good news to the passengers in the Railway, which IRCTC stated would commence operations from the 7 August 2021 on Mumbai-Ahmedabad-Mumbai Tejas express.
The Tejas Express runs between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, according to information from the IRCTC. According to the timetable, the Tejas Express train will take place on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday four days a week.
“It is said that the ADI-MCT-ADI Ahmedabad Mumbai Tejas Express Train service No. 82901182902 would be resumed from 07, 2021 August. The train is scheduled for 04 days, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
It should be mentioned that the Ahmedabad-Mumbai-Ahmedabad Tejas Express service was stopped initially on 2 April 2021 because of the second wave of Corona. The lockdown was then prolonged, and the service prohibition was thereby extended.
The Tejas Express line running between Mumbai and Ahmedabad (train number 82902/82901) is stopped from 2 April for the month to come. Last year, this service was discontinued from March to October on the road between Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Given the growing case of Covid 19 in Maharashtra, this decision was taken.
Tejas Express delivers state-of-the-art amenities and equips passengers who travel by train with all contemporary onboard conveniences. The passengers cannot receive a concession ticket at Tejas Express; however, children under five have been excluded from the access.
There would be no tatkal quota or premium tatkal quota for the train, according to IRCTC updates. The general quota and the international tourist quota will only be available, however. For international tourists, six Executive Class seats and 12 Chair Car seats are offered.
The IRCTC has announced that the Mumbai-Ahmedabad-Mumbai Tejas Express would begin operations on 7 August 2021. This is terrific news to travelers traveling by rail. The Tejas Express runs between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, according to information from the IRCTC. The Tejas Express Train is scheduled to run four days a week — Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. Four days a week.
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