<p>After announcing five special trains the day before, the Central Railway (CR) on Thursday announced another eight trains connecting various cities in Maharashtra.</p>.<p>These eight trains will start operating from October 11, it said in a release here.</p>.<p>Two trains will run between Pune-Ajni, while a train each will be operated between Mumbai-Kolhapur, Mumbai-Latur, Pune-Nagpur, Pune-Amravati, Kolhapur-Gondia, and Mumbai-Nanded.</p>.<p>All these trains will be fully reserved, which means only those with a confirmed reservation will be able to board them.</p>.<p>Pune-Ajni, Pune-Amravati, and Pune-Nagpur will be AC trains and operated once a week, while Mumbai-Latur superfast special will run four times a week. Other special trains will run daily.</p>.<p>Reservation for some of these trains will commence from October 9, and for remaining ones on October 11.</p>.<p>While announcing the latest `unlock' (lockdown easing) guidelines on September 30, the Maharashtra government allowed the railways to resume intra-state trains.</p>.<p>On Wednesday, the CR announced special trains between CSMT-Pune (two trains), CSMT-Nagpur, CSMT-Gondia and CSMT- Solapur from October 9.</p>.<p>The CR on Thursday also said that it will operate four special suburban trains between Pune-Lonavla for essential services staff from October 12. Local services for essential staff resumed in Mumbai on June 15. </p>
<p>After announcing five special trains the day before, the Central Railway (CR) on Thursday announced another eight trains connecting various cities in Maharashtra.</p>.<p>These eight trains will start operating from October 11, it said in a release here.</p>.<p>Two trains will run between Pune-Ajni, while a train each will be operated between Mumbai-Kolhapur, Mumbai-Latur, Pune-Nagpur, Pune-Amravati, Kolhapur-Gondia, and Mumbai-Nanded.</p>.<p>All these trains will be fully reserved, which means only those with a confirmed reservation will be able to board them.</p>.<p>Pune-Ajni, Pune-Amravati, and Pune-Nagpur will be AC trains and operated once a week, while Mumbai-Latur superfast special will run four times a week. Other special trains will run daily.</p>.<p>Reservation for some of these trains will commence from October 9, and for remaining ones on October 11.</p>.<p>While announcing the latest `unlock' (lockdown easing) guidelines on September 30, the Maharashtra government allowed the railways to resume intra-state trains.</p>.<p>On Wednesday, the CR announced special trains between CSMT-Pune (two trains), CSMT-Nagpur, CSMT-Gondia and CSMT- Solapur from October 9.</p>.<p>The CR on Thursday also said that it will operate four special suburban trains between Pune-Lonavla for essential services staff from October 12. Local services for essential staff resumed in Mumbai on June 15. </p>