Shatabdi Express trains by Indian Railways are a series of high speed trains. The fast moving trains connects various important cities of the country. There are several tourist places as well as business centres which passengers can reach easily via Shatabdi Express trains. The Shatabdi Express trains runs mainly during day time and returns back to the origin the every same day.
In present times, Shatabdi Express trains are amongst the fastest trains of the nation and their possession is certainly a matter of pride for Indian Railways. Where another fast train of India, Rajdhani plies at long distances connecting New Delhi to other important cities, Shatabdi Express runs only at short and medium distances. Both of these trains run at regular speed of 100 to 140 km/hr. Bhopal Shatabdi, introduced in year 2001 runs at a speed of about 150 km/hr, thus it’s the fastest trains of India.
"Shatabdi", a Sanskrit word means “centenary" in English language. Shatabdi Express first train was started in 1988. This new beginning celebrated the birth centenary of our honourable Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru. The fast train began its journey from New Delhi to Gwalior which was later extended till Jhansi. Gradually, the train very soon started covering distance up to Bhopal and hence, came to be known as Bhopal Shatabdi express.
There are few great advantages which the travellers can avail only in Shatabdi Express trains. The best one is that this train usually stops at platform No. 1 at most of the stations. Moreover, tea or coffee, meals and mineral water bottle are also offered during the trip. Jan-Shatabdi Express is the lowest version of Shatabdi Express trains which also quite affordable and promises comfortable journey to the passengers. The most plush and luxuries variant is the Swarna Shatabdi Express started by Indian Railways.
In present times, Shatabdi Express trains are amongst the fastest trains of the nation and their possession is certainly a matter of pride for Indian Railways. Where another fast train of India, Rajdhani plies at long distances connecting New Delhi to other important cities, Shatabdi Express runs only at short and medium distances. Both of these trains run at regular speed of 100 to 140 km/hr. Bhopal Shatabdi, introduced in year 2001 runs at a speed of about 150 km/hr, thus it’s the fastest trains of India.
"Shatabdi", a Sanskrit word means “centenary" in English language. Shatabdi Express first train was started in 1988. This new beginning celebrated the birth centenary of our honourable Prime Minister Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru. The fast train began its journey from New Delhi to Gwalior which was later extended till Jhansi. Gradually, the train very soon started covering distance up to Bhopal and hence, came to be known as Bhopal Shatabdi express.
There are few great advantages which the travellers can avail only in Shatabdi Express trains. The best one is that this train usually stops at platform No. 1 at most of the stations. Moreover, tea or coffee, meals and mineral water bottle are also offered during the trip. Jan-Shatabdi Express is the lowest version of Shatabdi Express trains which also quite affordable and promises comfortable journey to the passengers. The most plush and luxuries variant is the Swarna Shatabdi Express started by Indian Railways.