Following a train accident in Sabarmati, Indian Railways canceled 16 trains, causing inconvenience to passengers. 5,000 passengers canceled their tickets, while many sought seats on other trains. The canceled trains included 01823 Jhansi-Lucknow Passenger, 01824 Lucknow-Jhansi Passenger, 1109 Jhansi-Lucknow Intercity, 01802 Kanpur-Manikpur MEMU, 01801 Manikpur-Kanpur MEMU, 01814 Kanpur-Jhansi MEMU, 01813 Jhansi-Kanpur...
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MEMU, 01887 Gwalior-Etawah Passenger, 01888 Etawah-Gwalior Passenger, 01889 Gwalior-Bhind Passenger, 01890 Bhind-Gwalior Passenger, 14110 Kanpur Central-Chitrakoot Intercity, 14109 Chitrakoot-Kanpur Central Intercity, 04143 Khajuraho-Kanpur Central Passenger, 04144 Kanpur Central-Khajuraho Passenger, and 11110 Lucknow-Jhansi Intercity. Additionally, the routes of 10 trains were altered, including 22537 Kushinagar Superfast Express, 20104 Mumbai LTT Superfast Express, 05326 Gorakhpur Fair Special, 15024 Gorakhpur Special, 11123 Gwalior-Barauni Mail, 11124 Barauni-Gwalior Mail, 09465 Darbhanga Clone Special, 12591 Yashwantpur Superfast Express, 05303 Mahbubnagar Summer Special.

On the night of Friday, August 16th, the Sabarmati Express derailed near Govindpuri station in Kanpur. The derailment resulted in 22 coaches leaving the tracks, and preliminary investigations suggest a collision with a heavy object on the tracks between Govindpuri and Bhimsen stations. As a consequence of the accident, the railway...
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authorities have implemented changes to the routes of several trains. The Gwalior-Barauni Mail, originally scheduled to run via Jhansi-Orai-Kanpur, is now diverted through Bhind-Etawah-Kanpur. Trains operating between Kanpur and Jhansi are also being routed through Etawah-Bhind-Gwalior. Furthermore, several trains, including the Gwalior-Etawah, Gwalior-Bhind, Lucknow Jn.-Veerangana Lakshmibai Jhansi Express, Gorakhpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Kushinagar Express, and Gorakhpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Express, have been affected. Additionally, the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Gorakhpur Special Fare Special Train is being rerouted via Gwalior-Bhind-Etawah to reach Kanpur from Jhansi. Passengers traveling to Ahmedabad aboard the Sabarmati Express were also transported from Kanpur station via a special train through Etawah-Bhind-Gwalior.

Due to the derailment of the Sabarmati Express (Train No. 19168) near Govindpuri station on the Kanpur-Bhimsen section of the Jhansi railway division on August 16th, several train routes have been changed. Duplicate relief trains are being run via Kanpur-Etawah-Bhind-Gwalior-Jhansi-Bina to Ahmedabad to ensure passengers reach their destination safely. The following...
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trains have been diverted: Train No. 05326 Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Gorakhpur via Jhansi-Gwalior-Bhind-Etawah-Kanpur; Train No. 22537 Gorakhpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus via Govindpuri-Etawah-Bhind-Gwalior-Jhansi; Train No. 20104 Gorakhpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus via Kanpur-Etawah-Bhind-Gwalior-Jhansi; Train No. 15024 Yesvantpur-Gorakhpur via Jhansi-Gwalior-Bhind-Etawah-Kanpur; Train No. 15066 Panvel-Gorakhpur via Jhansi-Gwalior-Bhind-Etawah-Kanpur; Train No. 09465 Ahmedabad-Darbhanga via Jhansi-Agra Cantt-Tundla-Etawah-Kanpur; and Train No. 12591 Gorakhpur-Yesvantpur on August 17th via Kanpur-Etawah-Bhind-Gwalior-Jhansi. Passengers are advised to check the status of their train before traveling for a smooth journey.

Train tickets from Bhopal to Delhi, Mumbai, and Nagpur are in high demand, especially for travel on August 17th, due to Raksha Bandhan festivities. Most trains to Delhi on that date have a waiting list of 50 or more. The Shatabdi and Vande Bharat Express trains have available seats, with the...
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Shatabdi having over 130 vacant seats in CC class and over 10 in EC class. The Vande Bharat Express from RKMP to Hazrat Nizamuddin has 660 vacant seats in CC class and 30 in EC class. Other trains, such as the Rewanchal Express and the Gondwana Superfast Express, have waiting lists for sleeper and 3rd AC classes. The Gondwana Superfast Express is canceled before Raksha Bandhan. Several trains to Mumbai also have waiting lists for sleeper and 3rd AC classes. Trains to Nagpur on August 17th also have waiting lists, with some even showing no available seats.

On Wednesday morning, heavy rainfall flooded the Jhansi-Bina railway line, causing disruption to train services. 16 passenger trains were stalled, along with 6 freight trains. Passenger trains were allowed to proceed at a slower pace. The up and down tracks were affected for 4 hours and 18 minutes due to the...
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rainfall. The Dhorra-Bina rail section, situated between hills, has a deeper track compared to others. This led to water accumulation due to the heavy rainfall starting at 4 am, eventually reaching a foot above the track level. Consequently, 16 express, superfast, and mail trains, including the Malwa and South Express, were impacted. 6 freight trains were also affected. The disruption to train services lasted from 5:10 am to 9:28 am, a total of 4 hours and 18 minutes.