Question 1

How do I find trains between two stations on RailRadar?

Accepted Answer

Pick your origin and destination stations from the search bar above. RailRadar instantly shows every direct train running between them with departure time, arrival time, journey duration, running days, and live status.

Question 2

Are these the actual Indian Railways train schedules?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We use the official Indian Railways static timetable. Times shown are the scheduled departure and arrival at the stations you select. Live delays are layered on top when a train is currently running.

Question 3

Why are some trains shown dimmed in the All Dates view?

Accepted Answer

A dimmed card means the train does not run on the current day of the week at your selected from-station. The running days strip on each card is station-aware — it shows the days the train actually departs from your chosen origin, not from its source.

Question 4

What does the order of trains in the list mean?

Accepted Answer

Trains are sorted by how soon they depart relative to the current time. Trains running today appear before trains that are not running today. Tap the Sort button to switch to arrival time or shortest journey duration.

Question 5

Can I check live running status of these trains?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tap any train card to open its live tracker with current position, expected delay, platform numbers, and the full station-by-station schedule.

Question 6

Does RailRadar show indirect or connecting trains?

Accepted Answer

Right now we only show direct trains between the two stations. Connecting routes are on the roadmap.

Trains Between Mumbai Central (BCT) and AHMEDABAD JN (ADI)

Trains Between Mumbai Central (BCT) and AHMEDABAD JN (ADI)