Rajdhani express are premium category trains by the Indian Railways that redefines luxury travelling in India. It is a fully air-conditioned train which connects country capital (Delhi) with state capitals. That is why they are called 'Rajdhani' which translates to 'Capital' in English. These train runs at very high speed and therefore it usually takes least time to reach destination compared to other trains on the same route. Mumbai rajdhani is the fastest rajdhani train which attains a maximum speed of 140 kmph on some stretch. Rajdhani Express offers catering facilities inside the train the fare of which is included in ticket fare. Rajdhani trains have 3 classes - First AC (1A), AC II-tier (2A) and AC III-tier (3A) only and they are coupled with LHB coaches that have higher safety features. The ticket fare for Rajdhani is maximum amongst all trains on the same route and has dynamic fare (Flexi Fare) system. Waitlisted passengers are strictly not allowed inside this train. Rajdhani train coaches are usually painted in red with a grey colored strip outside. 1 rajdhani train runs from Delhi to Vapi - August Kranti Rajdhani Express (12954).
Delhi to Vapi August Kranti Rajdhani Express (12954) departs from Delhi H Nizamuddin station (NZM) at and arrives Vapi station (VAPI) at . Delhi to Vapi rajdhani fare is Rs.4320 in First AC, Rs.2640 in Third AC and Rs.3725 in Second AC for this train which includes meal charges also. In August Kranti Rajdhani Express (12954), seat availability status is PQWL6/WL6 in First AC (1A) with 73% chance of confirmation, seat availability status is PQWL23/WL7 in Second AC (2A) with 83% chance of confirmation and seat availability status is PQWL51/WL26 in Third AC (3A) with 77% chance of confirmation for tomorrow. August Kranti is second Rajdhani that connects Delhi with Mumbai. This train made its maiden run way later than Mumbai Rajdhani on Jan 01, 1992. This Rajdhani is named after the August Kranti maidan of Mumbai from where Quit India Movement started in the year 1942. It has three stoppages in Mumbai (Borivali, Andheri and Mumbai Central) whereas Mumbai Rajdhani has 2 stoppages in Mumbai (Borivali and Mumbai Central) and takes approx 1 hour more than other Rajdhani to reach destination.
- RAC is considered as confirmed for evaluating confirmation chances.
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Colors under confirmation chances mean following:
- Red - Not likely to confirm.
- yellow - Difficult to say if this will confirm or not.
- Green - Very likely to confirm.
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