Garib Rath At Glance At Kanpur Central
6 pairs of Garib Rath Express at Kanpur Central.
| Train No. | Train Name | Arrival | Departure | Days | Platform No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12209 | Kanpur-Kathgodam Garib Rath | Starting Station | 06:15 | Only Tues | 5 |
| 12210 | Kathgodam-Kanpur Garib Rath | 04:35 | Destination Station | Only Mon | 7 |
| 2535–2536 | Lucknow-Raipur Garib Rath | - | - | - | Platform No. |
| 2353–2354 | New Delhi-Patna Garib Rath | - | - | - | Platform No. |
| 2569–2570 | New Delhi-Jaynagar Garib Rath | - | - | - | Platform No. |
| 2877–2878 | New Delhi-Ranchi Garib Rath | - | - | - | Platform No. |
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