This article provides information on traveling from Indore to Ayodhya for the upcoming Shri Ramlala Pran Pratishtha ceremony at the newly constructed Ram Mandir on January 22nd. You can reach Ayodhya from Indore via train or road. Direct train options include the Indore-Patna Express (19321) departing every Saturday at 1:55...
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PM from Indore Junction and reaching Ayodhya Cantt after a 17-hour 50-minute journey. You can also take the Saryu-Yamuna Express which arrives at Ayodhya Dham station. Indirect train options include the Indore-Patna Express (19313) leaving Indore every Monday and Wednesday at 1:55 PM, reaching Lucknow the next day at 5:30 AM. From Lucknow, you can take the Saryu-Yamuna Express (departing at 6:20 PM), the Yog Nagri Rishikesh Howrah Special (departing at 8:45 PM), or the Ganga-Satluj Express (departing at 10:30 AM) to Ayodhya. You can also travel by road from Lucknow to Ayodhya. Another indirect route involves taking the Kashi-Mahakali Express from Indore on Wednesdays and Fridays. This train reaches Kanpur, from where you can continue your journey to Ayodhya via train or road. You can also reach Ayodhya by taking a train from Ujjain or Ratlam. The Muzaffarpur Express (19053) leaving Ujjain every Friday at 4:05 PM reaches Ayodhya the next day at 5:06 PM. Currently, there are no direct flights from Indore to Ayodhya. You can reach Kanpur or Lucknow by air and then take a road trip to Ayodhya. You can also travel from Indore to Ayodhya by bus via various travel agencies.

Construction for a third railway line between Sant Hirdaram Nagar and Nishatpura stations is set to begin on January 8th. This project is expected to further enhance the possibility of the Nishatpura station becoming operational. To accommodate the construction, 38 trains will be cancelled during this period. Passengers are advised to...
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use the official railway inquiry services NTES/139 to check train status and avoid inconvenience.

Dense fog severely impacted transportation services in Kanpur from Tuesday to Wednesday afternoon. Trains and buses were delayed by hours, with overnight trains arriving in the morning and morning trains arriving in the afternoon. 61 trains, including Vande Bharat, Shatabdi, Rajdhani, and Shram Shakti, were delayed by 10 to 12 hours....
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Over 2612 rail passengers canceled their journeys. Buses also faced delays due to the fog. Buses from Delhi, Agra, Jhansi, Gorakhpur, Banaras, Ayodhya, Deoria, and Prayagraj arrived in the morning after traveling at slow speeds due to the fog. 57 buses at the Kanpur bus station were delayed. Morning departures from the Jhakarkati bus station were canceled. Buses that were scheduled to depart between 5 AM and 8 AM were delayed until 11 AM due to low passenger numbers.

MP Breaking News is a Hindi news website providing national and international updates. Between December 28th and January 6th, 38 trains in Madhya Pradesh will be cancelled due to new railway line construction and non-interlocking work. This includes train number 20413 Varanasi-Indore Express (cancelled on December 28th, January 2nd and 4th)...
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and train number 20414 Indore-Varanasi (cancelled on December 29th, January 3rd and 5th). The cancellations affect trains passing through Bhopal, Indore, Ratlam, Rewa and other districts. Passengers are advised to contact the railway inquiry service NTES or 139 for accurate train status before booking tickets.

Thirteen trains, including the Panchveli, Mahu-Bhopal, Rewa, Prayagraj, and Varanasi Expresses, will be cancelled from Indore due to a mega block. These cancellations will take place between December 28th and January 5th, on various dates. The reason for the cancellation is non-interlocking work at the Bairagarh station, which is part of...
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the new railway line between Ramganjmandi and Bhopal. Affected trains include the Indore-Seoni Panchveli Express (19343/19344), Mahu-Bhopal Express (19323/19324), Bhopal-Dahod Express (19340), Prayagraj-Mahu Express (141160/14115), Varanasi-Indore Express (20415/20416), Rewa-Mahu Express (11703/11704), and more, with specific cancellation dates listed.