Indian Railways has announced the extension of several special train services due to high passenger demand. The services include weekly, tri-weekly, and four-day-a-week trains connecting various cities like Sikandrabad, Raxaul, Danapur, Dadar, Gorakhpur, Ballia, and more. The extended train services will be operational from April to June/July 2024. Additionally, 15...
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pairs of trains will have a temporary halt of 5 minutes at Maihar station from April 9th to 23rd, 2024, for the upcoming Chaitra Navratri fair. A weekly superfast special train between Kanpur Central and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus will also be operational from April 5th to June 28th, 2024, with halts at Satna, Katni, Jabalpur, and Itarsi stations.

The Indian Railways has announced that 30 trains will have a 5-minute stopover at Maihar station during the Navratri festival, from April 9th to 23rd. This includes weekly and tri-weekly trains. Passengers can book reservations for these trains. The list includes trains like 11055-11056 LTT Gorakhpur, 11059-11060 LTT Chhapra, 12669-12670 Chennai-Chhapra,...
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19051-19052 Valsad-Muzaffarpur, 11045-11046 Dhanbad Express, 15267-15268 LTT Express, 18201-18202 Durg Express, 11037-11038 Pune Gorakhpur, 17609-17610 Patna Express, 22103-22104 LTT Express, 18609-18610 LTT Express, 22971-22872 Patna-Bandra, 22131-22132 Pune Express, 15647-15648 Guwahati Express, and 19045-19046 Chhapra-Surat Mail.

The Indian Railways has decided to temporarily stop 15 trains at Maihar Station in Madhya Pradesh between April 9th and 23rd, to facilitate devotees visiting the Maa Sharda Devi temple during the Navratri festival. Each train will have a five-minute stop at Maihar Station in both directions. These trains, operated by...
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West Central Railway, will make travel easier for devotees visiting from various cities to witness the Maa Sharda Devi temple during the Chaitra Navratri Mela held in Maihar. The Mela draws a significant number of devotees from Mahakaushal, Vindhya, Bundelkhand, and neighboring states.

Due to yard remodeling and track doubling at Chhapra Junction, train operations on the Varanasi-Chhapra route will be disrupted for a week, affecting several long-distance trains. The disruption will impact nine major trains, causing inconvenience for passengers traveling between Varanasi, Jaunpur, Aurihar, Chhapra, and other stations on the Varanasi-Aurihar-Ballia-Chhapra route. Four...
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trains will terminate at Azamgarh, Ballia, and Ghazipur City, requiring passengers to utilize other trains or modes of transportation to reach their destinations. The affected trains and their revised routes have been outlined, with specific dates and alternate routes mentioned. The changes will be in effect from January 8 to 15, with some trains running on modified schedules.

On Monday, January 2, 2024, passengers traveling from Varanasi to Ayodhya faced significant difficulties due to a lack of transportation options. All trains scheduled for the route were canceled, and bus services were suspended due to a driver strike. The cancellation of trains, including the Jallianwala Bagh Express, CPR LJN Express,...
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15160 Durg Chhapra Sarnath Express, and 01028 Gorakhpur Dadar Express, caused significant inconvenience to passengers like Sita Devi and Ram Thakur who had planned to travel to Ayodhya for medical appointments and other reasons. In addition to the cancellations, several other trains, including the Mau Prayagraj Rambag Unreserved (05137), Prayagraj Rambag Ballia (05170), Gondia Barouni Express (15232), Indore Rajendranagar Express (19313), Varanasi Patna MEMU Passenger Special (03289), Delhi Malda Farakka Express (13414), Tapti Ganga Express (19046), Chandigarh Patliputra Express (22356), Bandra Gorakhpur Humsafar (19091), Marudhar Express (14863), Howrah Vibhuti Express (12334), Banaras Buxar MEMU Passenger Special (03650), Amritsar Howrah Mail (13006), and Varanasi Lucknow Intercity (14203), experienced delays ranging from 1 to 21 hours.