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Mumbai–Jalna Vande Bharat Extended to Nanded
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Mumbai–Jalna Vande Bharat Extended to Nanded

The Mumbai–Jalna Vande Bharat Express has been extended to Nanded, providing enhanced connectivity for Sikh pilgrims visiting the revered Hazur Sahib gurdwara. This extension is expected to significantly improve the travel experience for thousands of devotees and general passengers alike.

The upgraded service commences from Nanded Junction, making stops at key stations including Latur Road, Parbhani, Jalna, Aurangabad, Manmad, Nashik Road, Igatpuri, Kalyan, and terminating at Mumbai CSMT. This direct route not only saves time but also eliminates the need for multiple train changes, providing hassle‑free travel for passengers heading to Nanded.

Designed for comfort and convenience, the Vande Bharat Express features modern amenities such as onboard Wi‑Fi, rotating seats, automated announcements, and improved sanitation options, delivering a superior travel experience compared to conventional trains.

By extending this premium service, Indian Railways is demonstrating its commitment to strengthening regional connectivity and supporting cultural tourism. The route extension will particularly benefit Sikh pilgrims travelling to one of their most sacred sites.

The Mumbai–Jalna Vande Bharat Express’s extension to Nanded is a welcome addition to Maharashtra’s rail network, catering to the needs of religious travellers while enhancing intercity transport options across the region.


The Mumbai–Jalna Vande Bharat Express has been extended to Nanded, providing enhanced connectivity for Sikh pilgrims visiting the revered Hazur Sahib gurdwara. This extension is expected to significantly improve the travel experience for thousands of devotees and general passengers alike.The upgraded service commences from Nanded Junction, making stops at key stations including Latur Road, Parbhani, Jalna, Aurangabad, Manmad, Nashik Road, Igatpuri, Kalyan, and terminating at Mumbai CSMT. This direct route not only saves time but also eliminates the need for multiple train changes, providing hassle‑free travel for passengers heading to Nanded.Designed for comfort and convenience, the Vande Bharat Express features modern amenities such as onboard Wi‑Fi, rotating seats, automated announcements, and improved sanitation options, delivering a superior travel experience compared to conventional trains.By extending this premium service, Indian Railways is demonstrating its commitment to strengthening regional connectivity and supporting cultural tourism. The route extension will particularly benefit Sikh pilgrims travelling to one of their most sacred sites.The Mumbai–Jalna Vande Bharat Express’s extension to Nanded is a welcome addition to Maharashtra’s rail network, catering to the needs of religious travellers while enhancing intercity transport options across the region.

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