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12251 / 12252 Yeshwantpur – Korba Bi-Weekly Wainganga Express.
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12251 / 12252 Wainganga Weekly Express between Yeshwantpur and Korba.
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16515 / 16516 Yeshwantpur – Karwar Tri-Weekly Express via Arsikere, Hassan, Mangalore.
16517 / 16518 Yeshwantpur – Kannur express via Mysore, Hassan and Mangalore.
16527 / 16528 Yeshwantpur – Kannur express via Salem, Erode and Palakkad.
16531 / 16532 Garib Nawaz Express ( weekly ) between Ajmer and Yeshwantpur via Guntakal, Bellary, Hubli, Pune, Kalyan ( Mumbai ), Ahmedabad and Marwar.
16533 / 16534 Jodhpur – Yeshwantpur Weekly Express Via Dharmavaram, Guntakal, Bellary, Hubli, Miraj, Pune, Vasai Road, Ahmedabad.
16535 / 16536 Gol Gumbaz Express a daily train between Yeshwantpur and Solapur via Tumkur, Davangere, Haveri, Hubli, Gadag, Bagalkot and Bijapur named after Historical Monument Gol Gumbaz.
16559 / 16560 Yeshwantpur – Mysore Express via Ramanagara and Mandya.
12253 / 12254 Anga Express between Yeshwantpur and Bhagalpur.
12255 / 12256 Yeshwantpur – Pondicherry Weekly Garib Rath Express via Salem, Villupuram.
12257 / 12258 Yeshwantpur – Kochuveli ( Thiruvanthapuram ) Garib Rath Express Tri-Weekly via Salem, Erode, Coimbatore.
12291 / 12292 Yeshwantpur – Chennai Weekly Express via Jolarpet.
12539 / 12540 Yeshwantpur – Lucknow Weekly SF Express via Nagpur, Allahabad.
12629 / 12630 Karnataka Sampark Kranti Express ( Bi weekly ) between Yeshwantpur and Hazrat Nizamuddin via Tumkur, Hubli, Miraj, Pune and Bhopal introduced as part of the Sampark Kranti Series.
12649 / 12650 Karnataka Sampark Kranti Express ( 5 days a week ) between Yeshwantpur and Hazrat Nizamuddin via Dharmavaram, Kacheguda, Nagpur and Bhopal.
17303 / 17304 Malgudi Express between Yeshwantpur – Mysore via Ramanagara and Mandya named after Malgudi Days written by RK Narayan who stayed in Mysore
17307 / 17308 Basava Express between Yeshwantpur and Bagalkot runs daily via Guntakal, Raichur, Solapur and Bijapur named of the Lord Basava or Basaveshwara, the shaiva leader ..
17309 / 17310 Vasco da Gama – Yeshwantpur Express ( bi weekly ) via Londa, Hubli and Tumkur.
17311 / 17312 Vasco da Gama – Chennai Central express, a weekly train via Hubli, Tumkur, Yeshwantpur and Bangarpet.
17313 / 17314 Hubli – Chennai Central Express, a weekly train via Tumkur, Yeshwantpur and Bangarpet.
17315 / 17316 Vasco da Gama – Velankanni weekly express via Hubli, Yeshwantpur and Salem.
12777 / 12778 Hubli – Kochuveli ( Thiruvanthapuram ) Weekly Superfast Express via Yeshwantpur, Salem.
12253 / 12254 Yeshwantpur – Bhagalpur Weekly Anga Express.
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