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A vanishing EMU races with new generation VSKP WAP-4 25006 Coromandel.. See what happens in the end
Video No.- 1346
Brand new WAP- 4 belonging to a new generation, i.e. off-link 25006 VSKP WAP- 4 gets the opportunity to haul the prestigious 12841 Howrah (HWH)- Chennai Central (MAS) COROMANDEL Superfast Express. After clearing a speed restriction, the train accelerates past Abada station on SER's Howrah- Kharagpur stretch through the reversible line, and is given a stiff competition by a galloping EMU. Watch out at the end how the EMU vanishes by the...
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time the mammoth 24 caches train pass by.
The Eastern Coast of India along the Bay of Bengal is called the Coromandal Coast and hence the name was given to this train, as it traverses the entire length of Coromandal coast. The land of the Chola dynasty was called Cholamandalam in Tamil, literally translated as "the realm of the Cholas", from which Coromandal is derived. The Coromandal Coast is the name given to the southeastern coast of the Indian peninsula.
The train has CBC rakes, and has RSA (Rake Sharing Arrangement) with 12839/ 12840 Howrah (HWH)- Chennai Central (MAS) MADRAS Superfast Mail, which is India's first Express train to get a diesel loco (at that time, the other Express trains all over India used to run on Steam engine).
12839/ 12840 was introduced on August 15, 1900.
12841/ 12842 was introduced on March 6, 1977.
Both the trains follow the Howrah- Kharagpur- Balasore- Bhubaneshwar- Khurdah Road- Vishakapatnam- Vijaywada- Chennai Central route.
++ Grandeur within!! Spinning out of a curve, Coromandel Express shows its true class!!!
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