Ajmer, October 23 (Udaipur Kiran News): To accommodate the festive rush during Diwali and Chhath Puja, the Indian Railways has announced special train services from the Ajmer division. These additional trains aim to provide comfortable travel options for passengers and reduce congestion at major railway stations.

Speaking to reporters, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) Raju Bhutada said that the railway administration has made extensive arrangements to ensure smooth travel during the festive season. “To manage the increased passenger traffic during festivals, 14 festival special trains will operate from Ajmer station on Friday, October 24,” he said.
The following special trains will be operated via Ajmer:
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Valsad–Hisar Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 4:50 am
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Ajmer–Bhiwani Special – Departure from Ajmer at 5:30 pm
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Valsad–Khatiipura Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 4:25 am
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Khatiipura–Valsad Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 10:05 pm
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Bhavnagar–Shakur Basti Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 2:10 am
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Haridwar–Sabarmati Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 1:15 pm
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Sabarmati–Gorakhpur Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 4:00 pm
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Daurai–Samastipur Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 9:20 pm
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Ajmer–Ranchi Special – Departure at 11:05 pm
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Bandra Terminus–Jaipur Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 7:15 am
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Jaipur–Dr. Ambedkarnagar Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 3:05 pm
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Sabarmati–Begusarai Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 9:05 pm
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Begusarai–Sabarmati Special – Arrival at Ajmer at 7:05 pm
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Madar Junction–Rohtak Special – Departure from Madar Junction at 4:30 am
DRM Bhutada said that these special services will help ease the rush of passengers traveling for Diwali and Chhath, ensuring better crowd management and enhanced passenger convenience.
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