From March 5th to 8th, several train services will be impacted due to non-interlocking work at Lahli Station on the Bhiwani-Rohtak railway line. Train number 04969 (Delhi-Bhiwani) will be canceled between Rohtak and Bhiwani. Train number 14731 (Delhi-Bathinda) will be diverted via Rohtak-Dobhali-Hansi. Train number 14732 (Bathinda-Delhi) will be diverted via...
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Hansi-Dobhali-Rohtak.

North Western Railway is undertaking non-interlocking work at Lahli station on the Bhiwani-Rohtak railway line from March 5th to 8th, impacting eight train services. Trains 04962, 04974, 04975, 04977, 04978 between Bhiwani and Rohtak are cancelled between March 5th and 8th. Train 04969, Delhi-Bhiwani, will operate only till Rohtak from March...
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5th to 8th. Train 14731, Delhi-Bathinda, will operate via Rohtak-Dobhali-Hansi from March 5th to 8th. Train 14732, Bathinda-Delhi, will operate via Hansi-Dobhali-Rohtak on March 7th.

Passengers travelling by train can rejoice! After being operated as special trains with added zeros in their numbers during the pandemic, trains are now running on their regular numbers and schedules. This means a reduction in fares for passengers. In March 2020, the Indian Railways had halted train operations due to...
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the COVID-19 pandemic. The fare between Jhajjar and Rohtak, which was 30 rupees, has been reduced to 10 rupees, bringing it back to its original price. Similarly, the fare between Jhajjar and Jind has been reduced from 50 rupees to 25 rupees, and the fare between Jhajjar and Rewari has been reduced from 30 rupees to 10 rupees. The railway station master, Ramkishan Meena, clarified that the fares are being charged according to the software. During the pandemic, special trains were introduced, and fares were charged accordingly. However, now the regular fares are back in effect. The fare table provided shows the reduced fares from various stations.

Former Cooperation Minister Manish Kumar Grover, along with over 50 party workers, travelled on the newly inaugurated Rohtak-Mahm-Hansi train on Friday. He was seen singing bhajans and enjoying the journey with the workers. He was warmly welcomed at Mokhra, Kharkarda, Mahm, Mundhal, and Hansi railway stations by the workers. Grover...
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stated that the commencement of the Rohtak-Mahm-Hansi railway line will accelerate development in the region. He emphasized that the Modi government at the Centre and the Manohar government in Haryana are dedicated to implementing their initiatives and delivering them to the people. A significant number of party workers, including Ashok Sehgal, Jay Bhagwan Jangda, Rajesh Lumba, Sahil Maggu, and Subhash Sharma, were present on the occasion. On the first day of operation, 48 passengers bought tickets and travelled on the new train from Rohtak station. Among them, 16 passengers purchased tickets to Mahm. Train number 04489 departs from Rohtak at 9:45 AM and reaches Hansi at 11:20 AM. This same train will depart from Hansi at 11:50 AM.

A new railway line connecting Rohtak, Mahm, and Hansi was inaugurated in a ceremony at Bahalba station. Haryana's Development and Panchayat Minister, Devendra Singh Babli, was the chief guest. He expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for providing around ten billion rupees for various projects in the state. Babli highlighted...
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that the new rail service fulfilled a long-standing demand of the region. He also commended Chief Minister Manohar Lal for bringing positive changes to the state. BJP state executive member Shamsher Kharkarda spoke about the struggles faced by the people in getting the Rohtak-Mahm-Hansi railway line approved. He mentioned their efforts since 2010, including meetings with former Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee in 2011. He also pointed out that despite the project's approval, the then Congress government did not allocate budget for it between 2012-2013 and 2014. There was a demand for the construction of service roads on both sides of the railway line.