The list of fares of Vande Bharat Express, which is included in the country’s fastest train, has been released. A fare of Rs 805 has been fixed from Agra to New Delhi Nizamuddin.
One can travel from Agra to New Delhi Nizamuddin by Vande Bharat Express train for Rs.805. Railways has started booking while releasing the fare. The journey from Bhopal’s Kamlapati station to New Delhi will be completed in 8:15 hours.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the Vande Bharat Express (train number 20171) at K Rani Kamlapati station. This train will run six days a week except Saturday. It will depart from Rani Kamlapati station at 5:30 am and arrive at Agra Cantt at 11:23 am. New Delhi will reach Nizamuddin station at 13:25.
Train number 20172 will leave New Delhi at 2:30 PM and reach Agra Cantt station at 4:20 PM and reach Rani Kamlapati station at 10:35 PM. Due to this, the timing of train number 12190 Hazrat Nizamuddin-Jabalpur Mahakaushal Superfast Express has also been changed. Will arrive at Agra Raja Ki Mandi station at 43:22 and depart at 3:24. It will arrive at Cantt station at 3:35 and leave at 3:40.
Station Station Chair Car Rentalsexecutive hire
Agra Cantt Nizamuddin 805 1390
Agra Cantt Gwalior 525 1005
Agra Cantt Veerangana Laxmibai 700 1355
Agra Cantt Rani Kamlapati 1420 2630z
Piyush Singh of Kamla Nagar is the train managerz
Kamla Nagar resident Piyush Singh is the train manager of Vande Bharat Express. He told that he had joined the railway service in 2010. Right now he is posted at Bina Junction. Have taken special training for high speed trains. His mother and brother also reached Bhopal Rani Kamalapati station to witness the occasion.
Welcome to Agra Cantt, also took selfie
The Vande Bharat Express train and passengers were given a warm welcome at Agra Cantt station. People riding from here also clicked selfies. Photos and videos were also made while sitting in the coach. The train was flagged off after a halt of two minutes. Union Minister of State for Law and Justice Prof. in the program. SP Singh Baghel, Rajya Sabha MP Hardwar Dubey, MP Rajkumar Chahar etc. remained.
