Railways runs a special train for the World Cup final, knowing the fare you will say wow!

World Cup final match in Ahmedabad Most people want to go to the ground to watch the final match of the World Cup to be held in Ahmedabad on Sunday. But the air fare has increased six to seven times to Rs. 30,000 has been done. Seeing such expensive fares, many cricket lovers do not dare to go to Ahmedabad. Considering this problem of cricket lovers, Indian Railways has run a special train from Delhi and Mumbai to Ahmedabad, which will depart in the evening and reach Ahmedabad tomorrow morning. The good thing is that confirmed tickets are available in this train till the time of writing this news.

The final match between India and Australia will be played in Ahmedabad on Sunday. Many celebrities from home and abroad are coming to watch this match. The Prime Minister is also going to watch the match. Cricket lovers can also go to the ground and watch this historic match. Indian Railways has run a special train for the match, which will make only one trip. The special thing is that it has everything from sleeper class to first AC coach. That means all categories of people can travel in it.

This train (02265) will depart from New Delhi station at 5 pm today for Sabarmati. Which will reach Sabarmati at 7.15 am via Rewari, Jaipur, Madar, Ajmer, Falna, Abu Road, Palanpur. After the match, this train (02266) will depart from Sabarmati at 2.30 pm on Sunday and Monday and reach New Delhi at 9.05 am on Monday.

The fare is as follows

Sleeper class fare is 620 rupees, AC economy class fare is 1525 rupees, AC third class fare is 1665 rupees, AC first class fare is 3490 rupees. During the entire journey, the train covered a distance of 928 km. will cover the distance. Passengers traveling by train will not need to stay in any hotel. Because the train will arrive in the morning and the match will start in the afternoon. After the night match we have to return by train. Similarly, a special train is being run from Mumbai to Ahmedabad.

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