The South East Central Railway Zone has decided to operate 6 'Aastha Special' trains to Ayodhya Dham. The first train, scheduled to depart from Gondia on January 31st, has been canceled. Now, the first 'Aastha Special' train will depart from Durg on February 4th. Since the establishment of Lord Ram's...
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idol in the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, a large number of devotees have been visiting the temple. The Indian Railways is operating 'Aastha Trains' from various states and Union Territories to Ayodhya to manage the large crowds. Around 5 lakh people have already visited the Ram Temple. These trains will only have sleeper coaches, all non-AC. Ticket prices include vegetarian food, blankets, and pillows. The train from Gondia to Ayodhya scheduled for January 31st has been canceled for unknown reasons. The first 'Aastha Special' train from the state will now depart from Durg on February 4th. Booking lists are available with IRCTC. This train will have 20 coaches with a capacity of 1344 passengers. Tickets have already been issued. According to railway officials, trains are being provided on demand as per instructions from the Railway Board. IRCTC is responsible for managing travel arrangements, including booking, food, and travel. The schedule for 5 'Aastha Special' trains has been finalized. The train from Durg to Ayodhya will depart on February 4th at 11:10 AM, arriving in Uslapur at 1:50 PM. Approximately 200 passengers will board the train here. The train will then arrive in Ayodhya early morning at 5:00 AM on the next day. Other 'Aastha Special' trains are scheduled to depart from Durg on February 7th, Raipur on February 14th, Bilaspur on February 18th, and Anuppur on February 21st.