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Vanrani mini train draws hundreds of riders at SGNP, earns Rs 40K in ticket sale

The newly launched Vanrani mini train at Sanjay Gandhi National Park drew nearly 500 visitors and generated over Rs 40,000 in ticket sales on Sunday, with officials expecting higher footfall in the coming weeks

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Malad resident Darshan Doshi and his family pose in front of the closed Vanrani model. PICS/SARTHAK MEHTA

Malad resident Darshan Doshi and his family pose in front of the closed Vanrani model. PICS/SARTHAK MEHTA

The newly inaugurated mini train service at Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) earned upwards of '40,000 in ticket sales from nearly 500 visitors on Sunday. Rides were free on Saturday, when the train was inaugurated by MP Piyush Goyal.

A park official stated that the current footfall was on the lower side as the exam season was on. “We are expecting a significant surge in the coming days,” the official said. SGNP visitors can board either of the two Vanrani trains for a 2.5 km ride from the Krishnagiri station from 9 am to 5 pm, excluding a lunch break from 1 pm to 1.30 pm.

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