Coimbatore to Mayiladuthurai by Jan Shatabdi Express | Full Journey With Reversal & Diesel Ride

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Train : 02084 Coimbatore - Mayiladuthurai Jan Shatabdi Express
Electric Loco : Erode WAP4 #22549
Diesel Loco : Golden Rock WDP4D #40445

With the Mainline of Tamil Nadu from Villupuram to Trichy Jn via Mayiladuthurai, Kumbakonam, Thanjavur now completely electrified, it is not long before electric locomotives haul this train completely.

Diesel Action on Mayiladuthurai - Tiruvarur Section :    • Mayiladuthurai - Tiruvarur | Roaring Diese...  
Diesel Action on Thanjavur - Tiruchirappalli Section :    • Beauty of Single Line Diesel Section | Stu...  


Mayiladuthurai–Coimbatore Jan Shatabdi Express is a Jan Shatabdi Express train connecting Mayiladuthurai Junction and Coimbatore Junction in Tamil Nadu, India. The passenger service is one among the manyJan Shatabdi Express trains in India other than Chennai Central–Vijayawada Jan Shatabdi Express that runs in Tamil Nadu. This passenger service was introduced under Jan Shatabdi Express, had its inaugural run on 20 January 2003 between Thanjavur Junction and Coimbatore Junction in Tamil Nadu, India, flagged-off by then Union Minister of State for Railways, A. K. Moorthy, as a trial service for a limited period of three months.

During June 2004, the Southern Railway zone announced that the service would run until 15 July 2004. As the service initially received poor patronage the railways were forced to operate the service in reverse direction viz. Coimbatore–Thanjavur expecting a better response. During Railway Budget 2005–2006, Lalu Prasad Yadav, the then Minister of Railways announced the extension of service up to Kumbakonam pending gauge conversion. The service was once again extended to Mayiladuthurai Junction, as announced during Railway Budget 2008–2009 by Lalu Prasad Yadav, the then Minister of Railways pending gauge conversion. The service initially numbered as 2083 / 2084 was changed to 12083 / 12084 since December 2010 onwards as a part of train management system over the entire Indian Railways network.

This Jan Shatabdi Express service initially originated from Thanjavur Junction to Coimbatore Junction via Tiruchirappalli Junction and Erode Junction with single rake halting back at Thanjavur Junction, had to reverse the point of service owing to poor patronage. Despite extension of service, the train originating in Coimbatore Junction traverses through Irugur Junction, Tiruppur, Erode Junction, Karur Junction, Tiruchirappalli Junction, where it reverses the loco and proceeds to Thanjavur Junction, Kumbakonam and the final destination, Mayiladuthurai Junction. The service follows the same route and pattern during the return journey too.

As a part of Go Green initiative, of the 6 chosen non-Air conditioned coach of this passenger train, one bearing No.CZ026256 was fitted with 16 solar photovoltaic panels capable of producing 300 W (0.40 hp) each and aggregating up to 4.8 kW (6.4 hp). Built at a cost of ₹3.9 lakh (US$5,500), the solar panels are designed to be capable of withstanding wind velocities, vibrations and shocks while the train is running, and enough to power all the fans and lights in the coach in addition to saving 1,700 L (370 imp gal; 450 US gal) of diesel per coach for every year.