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NEW DELHI: To deal with the upcoming festival rush, Northern Railway has decided to add an extra coach each to Shram Shakti Express, Shiv Ganga Express, Link Express and Moori Express. The extra coach would be added to these trains from September 22 to November 5 from their originating stations and from September 23 to November 6 at their terminal destinations. According to the Northern Railway authorities, Shram Shakti Express (No. 2451/2452), plying from New Delhi to Kanpur will have an extra three-tier air-conditioned coach. The Link Express (4113/ 4114) -- plying between Allahabad and Dehra Dun -- will also have an extra second-class sleeper coach. The Shiv Ganga Express (2559/2660) from New Delhi to Varanasi will have an additional second-class three-tier sleeper coach. However, the extra coach would be added at Allahabad though the train terminates at Varanasi. The Jammu Tawi-Tata Nagar, Moori Express (8101/8102) will have one more three-tier sleeper coach. The extra coach in this train too would be added at Allahabad and not Tata Nagar, the terminal station.
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