
Indian Railways will run a special train between Ahmedabad and Khadagpur during the festival season to manage the surge in long-distance passenger demand. Service 02833 will depart Ahmedabad on 23 October and the return trip from Khadagpur on 21 October. The train will stop at 17 stations across Gujarat, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand and West Bengal.

The service will include Second AC, Third AC, sleeper class and unreserved general coaches. Booking for the Ahmedabad-Khadagpur leg opens at 8 am on 22 October through reservation centres and the IRCTC website. The rail operator has not disclosed the number of coaches or the total capacity for this special trip.
The special train runs on a route that cuts across six states, but with only two trips it will barely dent the spike in festival demand. Passengers on the Ahmedabad-Khadagpur corridor still have to rely on the regular timetable for most travel. The service mixes AC, sleeper and general coaches, but the operator has not disclosed how many berths each category carries, which is precisely the detail a traveller needs to judge whether a seat is likely. The report offers no confirmation that the Khadagpur departure date on October 21 is a live booking later. Anyone planning a journey must check IRCTC directly, because the information released so far is incomplete and leaves the most practical questions unanswered.
Source: urbanacres.in
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