Pratham Swatrantata Sangram Express

Pratham Swatrantata Sangram Express (Kolkata - Jhansi) route map

Pratham Swatantrata Sangram Express is a train service operated by Indian Railways, connecting Kolkata With Jhansi Junction. It was first introduced between Barrackpore and Jhansi, commemorating the first independence movement of India, which started in two places by Mangal Pandey and Rani Laxmi Bai. Later it started departing from Kolkata Railway Station instead of Barrackpore. It covers 1326 kilometers at an average speed of 55 km/h, and is usually hauled by WAM 4 class of locomotives. The train has LHB Coaches. AC three tier, sleeper and general classes are available in it; it has no Pantry car service, but Tatkal scheme is available. All the classes except general require prior reservations. It leaves Kolkata Railway Station at 7:25 every Sunday, and reaches Jhansi Junction at 9:00 the following morning; it departs Jhansi Junction at 21:05 on Fridays and reaches Kolkata Railway station at 22:00 the following evening.

Important stopping points[]

Kolkata Railway Station
Barrackpore
Burdwan
Asansol Jn.
Jhajha
Patna jn.
Mughalsarai
Allahabad Jn.
Kanpur Central
Jhansi Jn.

Schedule[]

Train Number	Departure Station Code	Departure Station Name	Departure Time	Departure Day	Arrival Station Code	Arrival Station Name	Arrival Time	Arrival Day
11105	KOAA	Kolkata	7:25 AM	Sunday	JHS	Jhansi	9:00 AM	Monday
11106	JHS	Jhansi	9:05 PM	Friday	KOAA	Kolkata	10:00 PM	Saturday

RSA - Rake Sharing[]

11103/11104 - Jhansi - Bandra Terminus Express

External links[]

Indian Rail site

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