1. Origin and Destination

2. Coach composite

3. Route and Halt

4. External links

5. References

The Jabalpur - Yeshwantpur (Bangalore) Weekly Express (Train No :12194) is a 2014 launched, 2013 announced train service in the rail budget 2013-2014 by rail minister, Pawan Bansal.

Origin and Destination

The train runs between Jabalpur Junction on Saturday, the main railway station of Important military hub of central Indian state, Madhya Pradesh and Yeshwantpur railway station, the sub urban railway station of Bangalore, the capital city of Karnataka.

The train is the fifth point to point connection of Jabalpur with Bangalore after Sanghamitra Express, Bagmati Express, Lucknow - Jabalpur – Yeshwantpur Express and Bareilly Express (not to be confused with Bareilly - New Bhuj Ala Hazrat Express).

Coach composite

The train will consist of 22 coaches:^[1]

• 2 AC II Tier
• 4 AC III Tier
• 9 Sleeper
• 4 General
• 2 SLR/EOG
• 1 Pantry

Route and Halt

The train travels via. Dharmawaram Junction.

Kachiguda(Hyderabad), kazipet, Ramagundam, Balharshah, Nagpur, Itarsi

External links

References

• http://zeenews.india.com/business/budget-2013/railway-budget-2013-14-list-of-new-trains_70949.html
• http://indiarailinfo.com/train/7930

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