An 11-year-old girl got stuck in a toilet on a MEMU train departing from Bina to Kota. Passengers alerted the train guard, who promptly contacted the station staff. Within 10 minutes, the staff broke open the toilet door and rescued the girl. The girl was traveling to Guna with her...
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mother. The incident occurred at 10:35 am, with the train scheduled to depart at 11 am. The girl entered the toilet and the door locked behind her. Passengers alerted the train guard, Amit Tiwari, who immediately contacted the C&W staff. They reached the location, broke the toilet door, and rescued the girl. The train then departed for Kota at its scheduled time.

Due to Raksha Bandhan, Indian Railways has canceled and diverted several trains. This article lists the canceled trains and provides details about route diversions. The article also mentions the addition of new train services to Jabalpur, including a new superfast train from Bhopal to Rewa and Satna, which is expected to...
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start operations in August. The article further highlights a new 22,000 crore project that will reduce the distance between Mumbai and a specific location by 200 km.

The Indian Railway budget for the financial year 2024-25 has allocated ₹500 crore for the Gwalior-Sheopur broad gauge conversion project, which includes extending the line to Kota. This will involve converting the gauge from narrow to broad between Sabalgarh and Sheopur and laying a new line from Sheopur to Kota. ...
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The budget also allocated ₹467.58 crore for the third line project between Mathura and Bina, with ₹365.58 crore allocated for the Mathura-Jhansi section and ₹102 crore for the Jhansi-Bina section. The budget includes a total of ₹2202.46 crore for the Jhansi division of North Central Railway, representing a 7.69% increase from the previous year. This funding will be used to accelerate projects like new rail lines, gauge conversion, and doubling across the division, The third line between Mathura and Bina is expected to increase train speeds, reduce travel time, and improve train punctuality. The allocation for infrastructure improvements will also allow for the operation of additional freight trains, ensuring passenger train operations remain unaffected.

The Indian Railways is undertaking a project to install safety walls along the railway tracks between Dholpur and Bina to prevent animals and people from entering the tracks. This is part of an initiative to increase train speed to 160 km/h. The project is divided into two phases: first, from Jhansi...
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to Dholpur, and second, from Jhansi to Bina. The safety walls will consist of iron angles and railings to deter people and animals from crossing the tracks. Underpasses will also be built for pedestrian access. This project is crucial due to the high frequency of accidents caused by animals and stone-throwing incidents on the route. The project has received approval and tenders will be issued soon.

The timings of several trains in the Bhopal division have been changed. The changes include: * Train number 11602, Bina-Katni MEMU Express, will now arrive at Bina Station at 19:05 on 08.07.2024. * Train number 22162, Damoh-Bhopal Rajya Rani Express, will arrive at Bhopal Station at 10:45 on 08.07.2024. * Train number 22162, Damoh-Bhopal...
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Rajya Rani Express, will now arrive at Bina Station at 08:20 and depart at 08:25. * Train number 13201, Patna-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Express, will now arrive at Itarsi Station at 19:30 and depart at 19:40. Passengers are advised to check the train status through the NTES/139 service before starting their journey to avoid any inconvenience.