Speaking at the event, PM Narendra Modi said the Kisan Rail service has been able to help small farmers send their produce across the nation.
The multi-commodity train service will carry vegetables such as cauliflower, capsicum, cabbage, drumstick, chilli and onion as well as fruits like grape, orange, pomegranate, banana and custard apple, it added.
An indication of its popularity can be gauged from the fact that Jeur, a small station under Solapur Division and a centre for loading fruits, witnessed more than 400 tonnes of fruits being loaded in November through Kisan Rail.
The Railways is yet to take any decision related to user charges at railway stations.
The train, which will run between Devlali in Maharashtra to Danapur in Bihar, will cover the journey of 1,519 kilometres in 32 hours.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced this initiative in her Budget speech earlier this year envisaging setting up of a 'Kisan Rail' through the public-private-partnership (PPP) mode for a cold supply chain to transport perishable goods.