Trains To North and Central India
1. 2471/2472 Swaraj Superfast Express (Jammu Tawi)
2. 2473/2474 Sarvodaya Superfast Express (Jammu Tawi)
3. 2475/2476 Hapa Jammu Tawi Superfast Express
4. 2477/2478 Jamnagar Jammu Tawi Superfast Express
5. 9019/9020 Dehradun Express
6. 2956/2925 Bandra Amritsar/Kalka Paschim Express
8. 2903/2904 Frontier Mail Mumbai - Amritsar
7. 2917/2918 Gujarat Sampark Kranti Express
8. 2907/2908 Maharashtra Sampark Kranti Express
9. 2961/2962 Mumbai - Indore Avantika Express
10. 9031/9032 Bandra - Indore Express
11. 9309/9310 Ahmedabad - Indore Shanti Express
12. 9311/9312 Pune - Indore Express
13. 1463/1464 Veraval - Jabalpur Rajkot Express
14. 1465/1466 Somnath - Jabalpur Rajkot Express via. Bina
15. 1087/1088 Veraval Pune Express
16. 1091/1092 Ahimsa Express
17. 1095/1096 Ahmisa Express
18. 1463/1464/1465/1466 Jabalpur Somnath Express
19. 9309/9310 Indore Gandhinagar Shanti Express
20. 1049/1050 Ahmedabad Kolhapur Express
21.9037/9038/9039/9040 Bandra Terminus-Gorakhpur/Muzaffarpur Avadh Express
22. 4707/4708 Bikaner-Bandra Terminus Ranakpur Express
23. 12939/12940 Jaipur Pune Superfast Express
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