One of India's oldest and busiest stations, Howrah sees over 1,000 trains and 10 lakh+ passengers daily. A true Eastern gateway.
Handling more than 5 lakh passengers daily, New Delhi is the capital's rail lifeline with top-notch facilities and global connectivity.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Mumbai’s hustle. Over 3 million people use it daily, including local and long-distance commuters.
The Southern star of Indian Railways. A key station for South-bound trains with more than 2.5 lakh daily passengers.
Bihar’s busiest station, Patna Junction handles high volumes of long-distance travelers heading across northern and eastern India.
A crucial rail hub of the South-Central Railway zone, it connects all major cities and serves over 1.5 lakh passengers daily.
Serving as a major suburban and intercity connection near Mumbai, Kalyan is vital for daily local and interstate travel.
Located at the confluence of pilgrimage and railways, this station bustles especially during Kumbh Mela seasons.
A key junction at the heart of India, Nagpur links the North, South, East, and West—making it a major strategic stop.
An essential crossroad in Central India, Itarsi connects more than 400 trains, making it a crucial point for train movement.
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