Kalka-New Delhi Shatabdi Express via Chandigarh to Resume from October 15

Taking in account of forthcoming festival season, the Northern Railways has decided to restart Kalka-New Delhi Shatabdi Express via Chandigarh train number 02011/020212 daily from October 15. 

It has been cancelled since the lockdown was announced in March.

Train Timings 

The train will depart from the New Delhi railway station at 7:40am and reach Chandigarh at 11:05am. On the return journey, it will depart from Chandigarh at 6:20pm and reach New Delhi at 9:55pm.

Interstate Bus Service from Himachal Pradesh to Resume

Himachal Pradesh government has decided to restart its interstate bus service, including to Chandigarh. Also, Chandigarh Transport Undertaking will also start its service to the hill state this week.

CTU had already resumed interstate bus service to Punjab and Haryana on September 16.

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