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- ↑ "Railways to launch faster, cheaper Rajdhani between Delhi-Mumbai ahead of Diwali". Hindustan Times. 13 October 2017. Retrieved 4 September 2021.
- ↑ Western Railway [@WesternRly] (15 January 2018). "To facilitate passengers, WR has extended trips of Bandra Terminus– H Nizamuddin Tri-Weekly SF AC Rajdhani Spl for further 3 months from 18 January,18 to 15th April,18. The booking of services of extended trips of 09003 will start from 17 January 2018. @drmbct @RailMinIndia" (Tweet). Retrieved 4 September 2021– via Twitter.
- ↑ Western Railway [@WesternRly] (1 May 2018). "WR has extended the trips of Special Rajdhani between Bandra Terminus & H. Nizamuddin till 15th July, 2018 for the convenience of passengers during summer vacations. #WRUpdates t.co/tE5IqkD93T" (Tweet). Retrieved 4 September 2021– via Twitter.
- ↑ Western Railway [@WesternRly] (16 July 2018). "09003/09004 Special Rajdhani Express between Bandra Terminus and Hazrat Nizamuddin has been extended upto 30 September 2018 for the convenience of passengers. #WRUpdates t.co/VqIzEAkbxH" (Tweet). Retrieved 4 September 2021– via Twitter.