NFR to run all passenger trains from January 2025

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HT Bureau

GUWAHATI, Dec 28: Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) has decided to run all passenger trains from January 2025 with their regular numbers as was running prior to COVID-19, an official statement said on Saturday.

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As per decision by Railway Board, all NFR owned passenger trains (ICF/DEMU/LHB) will run with regular number (instead of existing ‘0’ numbering system).

All the 60 pairs of passenger trains will operate as per earlier frequency with their earlier train numbers from January 2025 onwards.

Out of the 60 pairs of passenger trains, 04 pairs will operate from Tinsukia Division, 19 pairs from Lumding Division, 10 pairs from Rangiya division, 06 pairs from Alipurduar division and 21 pairs will operate from Katihar division.

The number of those trains are, train no – 55909/55910 (Simaluguri Jn – Dibrugarh – Simaluguri Jn) and train no -75904/75905 (Makum Jn – Dangari – Makum Jn) of Tinsukia Division; train no – 55603/55604 (Guwahati – Mairabari – Guwahati) and train no- 55687/55688 (Dullabcherra – Silchar – Dullabcherra) of Lumding Division; train no – 55619/55620 (Mendipathar – Guwahati – Mendipathar) and train no – 55821/55822 (Rangiya – Dekargaon – Rangiya) of Rangiya Division; train no. – 55421/55422 (Malda Town – Balurghat – Malda Town) and train no 55465/55466 (Alipurduar Jn – Bamanhat – Alipurduar Jn) of Alipurduar Division and train no 55727/55728 (Katihar – Radhikapur – Katihar) and train no. 75743/75744 (Katihar –Siliguri Jn – Katihar) of Katihar Division.

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“The details of stoppages and timings of all the 60 pairs of trains are available in IRCTC website and social media platforms of NFR passengers are requested to verify the details before undertaking their journey,” the statement said.

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