Kulti railway station is a railway station at Kulti in Paschim Bardhaman district, West Bengal. Its code is ULT. It serves Kulti , a neighborhood in Asansol. The station consists of three platforms.
History The first train in Bengal ran on 6 July 1854 Howrah to Pundooah and back. In 1855, East India Railwa’s "experimental" track for a Calcutta-Delhi route now consisted of the Howrah to Raneegunje (Raniganj, collieries near Asansol) section of 121 miles. The line was extended to Barakar in 1871.
Major trains Some of the important trains that run from Kulti are: • Patliputra Express • Dhanbad–Patna Intercity Express • Coalfield Express • Black Diamond Express • Jammu Tawi - Kolkata Express • Shaktipunj Express • Asansol - NSCB Jn. Gomoh MEMU • Varanasi-Asansol MEMU Express • Barddhaman - Hatia MEMU Express (UnReserved) • Barkakana - Asansol MEMU
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