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Kerala’s Jan Shatabdi trains to lose Superfast status as speeds drop; fares set to fall

Kerala’s Jan Shatabdi trains to lose Superfast status as speeds drop; fares set to fall

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    Indian Railways to strip two Kerala Jan Shatabdi trains of Superfast status from 1st January, resulting in reduced passenger fares.

    — Mathrubhumi English

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Indian Railways to strip two Kerala Jan Shatabdi trains of Superfast status from 1st January, resulting in reduced passenger fares.

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Kerala’s Jan Shatabdi trains to lose Superfast status as speeds drop; fares set to fall

Indian Railways to strip two Kerala Jan Shatabdi trains of Superfast status from 1st January, resulting in reduced passenger fares.

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