Indian Railways will be adding a general coach to three trains running between Bihar and New Delhi. This decision was taken due to the overcrowding on these trains, especially during peak seasons. The trains affected are the Vaishali Superfast (12553/12554) running between Saharsa and New Delhi, the Swatantrata Senani Superfast (12561/12562)...
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running between Jaynagar and New Delhi, and the Sampoorna Kranti Superfast Express (12393/12394) running between Patna's Rajendra Nagar Terminal and New Delhi. These trains will replace one of their three-tier AC coaches with a general coach. The Sampoorna Kranti Express, which was introduced on February 17, 2002, was initially known for its speed and has held several records, including being the first non-AC superfast train to get modern LHB coaches and the first ordinary superfast train to run at 130 kilometers per hour.

The article discusses five popular trains that run between Delhi and Patna, catering to travelers seeking comfortable and convenient journeys. These trains are: Humsafar Superfast (22460), Vikramshila Superfast (12368), Garib Rath (22406), Patna Tejas Rajdhani Express (12310), and Sampoorna Kranti Superfast (12394). Each train's departure time, arrival time, and key features...
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are outlined, providing a comprehensive guide for choosing the most suitable option. The article emphasizes the difficulty in obtaining confirmed tickets, particularly during peak seasons like Diwali, Chhath Puja, and Holi.

The 'Sampoorna Kranti Express' (train number 12393/12394) runs between Patna's Rajendra Nagar and New Delhi, offering a more affordable alternative to the Rajdhani Express. Departing from Rajendra Nagar at 7:25 am, it reaches New Delhi in 12 hours 30 minutes, making stops at Patna Junction, Ara, Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction,...
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Mirzapur, and Kanpur. The train's return journey (12394) starts from New Delhi at 5:30 pm and arrives at Rajendra Nagar at 7:15 am. While the Rajdhani Express offers meals and beverages, the Sampoorna Kranti Express, despite being cheaper, lacks these amenities. However, it boasts a faster speed compared to other ordinary superfast trains, reaching speeds of 130 kmph, making it a popular choice for budget-conscious travellers.

Due to redevelopment work at Prayagraj Junction, the platforms for 101 trains will change starting Wednesday. 69 trains that currently arrive at platforms 4 and 5, along with 32 trains that arrive at platforms 7-8 and 9-10, will be shifted to different platforms. The redevelopment work, which includes pillar and piling...
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work, will take place on platforms 4 and 5 and is scheduled to be completed by July 26. Among the trains affected are Rajdhani Express trains.

A proposal has been sent to the Railway Board to provide halts for 12 pairs of trains, including the Agartala, Sealdah Rajdhani, and other trains at Prayagraj Junction. Currently, 24 trains pass through Prayagraj Junction without stopping, causing inconvenience to passengers. With the upcoming Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, the demand...
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for halting these trains has increased. The North Central Railway Prayagraj Division hopes that the Railway Board will approve the proposal. The current list of trains without a halt at Prayagraj Junction includes the Rajendra Nagar-New Delhi Sampoorna Kranti Express (12393/12394), Sealdah-Anand Vihar West Bengal Sampark Kranti (12329/12330), Sealdah-Amritsar Superfast (12379/12380), New Delhi-Agartala Rajdhani Express (20501/20502), Bikaner-Sealdah Duronto Express (12259/12260), Ranchi-Anand Vihar Superfast (12825/12826), Bhubaneshwar-Anand Vihar Odisha Sampark Kranti (12819/12820), Sealdah-New Delhi Rajdhani Express (12313/12314), Ranchi-New Delhi Rajdhani Express (20839/20840), New Delhi-Howrah Duronto Express (12273/12274), New Delhi-Bhubaneshwar Humsafar Express (12281/12282), and Delhi-Bhagalpur Vikramshila Express (12367/12368).