Where can I get “Trains at a glance”?

July 17, 2019, 12:49 PM
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TAAG lists only the long-distance mail and superfast express trains; you have to refer to the specific zonal timetables for all non-express passenger trains, locals, and shuttle services.

It is published by the Ministry of Railways on the first of July every year, and is available at most railway book stalls. There are also other publications that call themselves “Trains at a glance”, and which have broadly similar information, but which are published by various private companies (sometimes these include tourist information as well).

Source – IFRCA.org

   
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