Many passengers in Nawada are looking for a direct train service to Mumbai following recent social media reports. However, there is no official announcement from the Indian Railways or Danapur Rail Division regarding a new train starting directly from Nawada station at this time. Travelers currently rely on major junctions located near Nawada to complete their journey to Mumbai as these stations offer multiple daily and weekly services.

Available Trains from Nearby Junctions to Mumbai

Passengers from Nawada can board several daily and weekly trains from stations like Gaya, Rajgir, and Kiul. These stations are well-connected to Nawada by local transport and passenger trains. The Mumbai Mail is a popular daily choice for those traveling from Gaya Junction. Other options include the weekly RNC LTT Express and the Rajgir LTT Express which provide direct connectivity to different parts of Mumbai. Here is a list of major trains available from nearby areas:

  • Mumbai Mail (12321): Runs daily from Gaya Junction to CSMT Mumbai
  • RNC LTT EXP (18609): Operates every Thursday from Gaya Junction
  • RGD LTT EXP (13201): Connects Rajgir to Mumbai LTT
  • GAYA LTT SUP EXP (22358): Fast service available from Gaya Junction
  • GODA LTT EXP (22311): Weekly service available for Mumbai travelers

Ticket Fares and Station Upgrades

The ticket prices vary depending on the class of travel and the specific train chosen from nearby stations. Travel costs for sleeper class usually range between 755 to 785 rupees. For those preferring more comfort, AC classes are available with fares going up to 4760 rupees for First AC. Meanwhile, Nawada station is being modernized with digital boards to help passengers track train timings more easily. Work has started on installing 8 digital train indication boards and 48 coach indication boards at the station.

Travel Class Estimated Fare (INR)
Sleeper (SL) 755 – 785
Third AC (3A/3E) 1830 – 1985
Second AC (2A) 2780 – 2830
First AC (1A) 4680 – 4760

It is important for passengers to check the latest schedule and seat availability through official booking platforms like ixigo or Goibibo. While a direct train from Nawada is not yet announced, the existing network from Gaya and Kiul remains the most reliable way to reach Mumbai. The Danapur Rail Division continues to work on improving passenger facilities at the local station to enhance the overall travel experience for the public.

Swasti is Patna Local Journalist covering patna and nearby news, views and Interviews.

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