List of Vande Bharat Express from New Delhi Time Table, Routes

Indian Railways will start four Vande Bharat Express trains from different regions in April. Four Vande Bharat Express trains debut this month.

Vande Bharat Express now has 14. This page discusses the new Vande Bharat trains, their routes, and timetables from New Delhi Station.

Vande Bharat trains

India operates 10 Vande Bharat Express trains. These railroads link national cities and holy sites:

• New Delhi-Kashi
• Delhi-Shri Vaishno Devi-Katra-Mumbai
• Delhi-Amb Andaura (Himachal Pradesh)
• Chennai to Mysore
• Nagpur to Bilaspur
• Howrah-New Jalpaiguri-Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam
• Mumbai to Solapur
• Mumbai-Shirdi

New Vande Bharat Rail Routes

Two of the four new Vande Bharat Express trains have been scheduled by Indian Railways. Two more paths are undetermined. New Delhi-bound trains from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

Bhopal’s Rani Kamlapati Station to Delhi

Bhopal’s Rani Kamlapati Station will host the inaugural train to New Delhi. Train schedule:

Rani Kamlapati Station: 5:55 am departure.
Agra Station: Arrives at 11:40 am and departs at 11:45 am.
New Delhi Station: 1:45 pm arrival.

The return train timetable is as follows:

Delhi Station: 2:45 pm departure.
Agra Station: Arrives at 4:45 pm and departs at 4:40 pm.
Rani Kamlapati Station: 10:35 pm.
New Delhi-Ajmer

Ajmer-New Delhi is the second train. Train schedule:

Ajmer: 6:10 am departure.
Jaipur: Arrives 7:55 am, departs 8:00 am
Alwar: Arrives 9:41 am, departs 9:43 am
Rewari: Arrives 10:50 am
Gurgaon: 11:25 am.
Delhi: Arrives at 12:15 pm

The return train timetable is as follows:

Delhi: 6:10 pm departure.
Gurgaon: Arrives 6:52 pm, departs 6:54 pm
Rewari: Arrives at 7:35 pm
Alwar: Arrives 8:25 pm, departs 8:27 pm
Jaipur: Arrives at 10:20 pm
Ajmer: 12:15 am.

Future Vande Bharat Trains

Indian Railways will add two Vande Bharat Express trains in April. Their routes are undetermined. These trains will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister and routed soon.

Vande Bharat Express Train Importance

India’s Integral Coach Factory builds Vande Bharat Express semi-high-speed intercity EMUs (ICF). These trains are vital in modernising the country’s railway system and connecting significant towns and tourism sites.

Onboard Internet, LED displays, modular bio-toilets, and GPS-based passenger information systems make Vande Bharat trains pleasant. Regenerative braking saves 30% of the electrical energy on the trains. Vande Bharat trains also promote local production and reduce rail component imports, supporting the “Made in India” campaign.

In conclusion, adding four Vande Bharat Express trains would improve passenger transport and connectivity nationwide. Travellers should watch for updates on two of these trains’ itineraries and schedules to plan their trips.