The East Central Railway has decided to implement a free interlock for double-lining work on the Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj and Paniahwa rail sections and between the Chakia and Kumarbagh stations. This work will lead to alterations in train operations. Train 15052 Gorakhpur-Kolkata Purvanchal Express departing on June 6th (Thursday) will experience a...
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60-minute delay due to route changes. Train 15052's route for its journey commencing on June 13th (Thursday) will be adjusted, traveling through Narkatiaganj Junction, Sikta, Raxaul Junction, Sitamarhi Junction, and Muzaffarpur instead of its original route of Narkatiaganj, Motihari, and Muzaffarpur.

Due to pre-non interlocking and non-interlocking work at Kumarbagh station on the Muzaffarpur-Paniyawa section of the Samastipur Division of the East Central Railway, several train services will be affected. This includes control, rescheduling, route changes, and stoppage cancellations. **Control:** Several trains will be controlled for specific durations between different stations....
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**Rescheduling:** Some trains will be rescheduled from their originating stations by a specified number of minutes. **Route Changes:** Several trains will be diverted from their usual routes between specified stations. **Stoppage Cancellations:** The details of the affected trains, their dates of operation, and the specific changes to their schedules can be found below.

The Kumarbag and Chakia stations on the Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj railway line will undergo doubling work in four phases. To facilitate this, three pairs of MEMU trains have been cancelled, three trains have been short-terminated, and two have been short-originated. Additionally, a dozen trains will operate under controlled conditions, another dozen have been...
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rescheduled, and a dozen and a half will run on alternative routes. Twelve trains will not stop at Chakia Station, and three pairs of trains will temporarily halt at Nawaipur Sahi Halt. The work is scheduled as follows: BPNI work from May 25th to June 3rd, pre-NI from June 4th to 12th, NI from June 13th to 15th, and post-NI from June 16th to 21st. The article provides a detailed list of train cancellations, short terminations, short origins, controlled operations, reschedulings, altered routes, trains not stopping at Chakia, and temporary stops at Nawaipur Sahi Halt. Specific dates and times for these changes are also mentioned.

A direct train service from Ayodhya to Janakpur in Nepal is almost confirmed. The route has been finalized by the North Eastern Railway (NER), Northern Railway (NR), and East Central Railway (ECR). The Indian Railway Time Table Committee will finalize the plan at a meeting from April 10 to 12 in...
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Jaipur. The train will run at a speed of 110 kilometers per hour. This train will pass through Gorakhpur and Paniyahwa and will strengthen religious and cultural ties between India and Nepal, promoting tourism. Currently, there are no direct trains from India to Janakpur. The last station in India is Jaynagar, from where trains operate to Janakpur under the Nepal Railway Maitri service. The existing 'Amrit Bharat' train runs once a week between Ayodhya and Sitamarhi. The new train will provide connectivity to Janakpur and Sitamarhi, making travel more convenient.

A direct train service from Ayodhya to Janakpur, Nepal, via Gorakhpur is nearly confirmed. The Eastern Central Railway (ECR) has finalized the route with the Northern Railway (NR) and North Eastern Railway (NER). The Indian Railway Time Table Committee (IRTTC) meeting is expected to give final approval. The Indian Embassy in...
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Nepal is also coordinating preparations for the train. This train will run at 110 km/h, except for a couple of sections. It will leave Ayodhya, pass through Gorakhpur and Paniahwa before reaching Janakpur. This train is expected to strengthen religious and cultural ties between India and Nepal and boost tourism. Currently, there is no direct train from any Indian city to Janakpur. The last Indian station is Jaynagar, from where Nepal Railways operates two pairs of passenger trains to Janakpur, with support from India. Currently, only one train, the 'Amrit Bharat', runs between Sitamarhi and Ayodhya, once a week. The new train will provide better connectivity for passengers to both Sitamarhi and Janakpur.