The North Western Railway (NWR) has announced that the Hisar-Mumbai Central Duronto Express, which runs twice a week, will now stop at Ringas station. This will benefit pilgrims visiting Khatu Shyamji, whose temple is located just 17 kilometers from Ringas. The train will arrive at Ringas at 3:20 PM on February...
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29th and depart at 3:23 PM. The Mumbai Central-Hisar Duronto Express will arrive at Ringas at 2:35 PM on March 4th and depart at 2:38 PM. In addition, the Shri Ganganagar-Bandra Terminus Aravali Express, which runs daily, will now stop at Dhahar ke Balaji station. The train will arrive at Dhahar ke Balaji at 6:11 PM on February 29th and depart at 6:13 PM. The Aravali Express will arrive at Dhahar ke Balaji at 8:38 AM on March 1st and depart at 8:40 AM. These stops have been implemented due to the upcoming Khatu mela, which starts on March 11th and attracts millions of devotees.

On Tuesday, around 11:40 PM, the Hisar-Mumbai Duronto Express (12240) was traveling on the Delhi-Mumbai rail route near Morak station on the Kota-Ramganjmandi section. A carbon strip on the pantograph of the train's engine broke, causing the overhead electric line (OHE) wires to tangle and break. This incident disrupted train traffic...
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on the up line. Several trains were stopped at other stations and later moved slowly on the down line. The Duronto Express was running about 2.5 hours late when the incident occurred. The broken wires extended for about 1.5 kilometers. The train's pantograph was also damaged. Tower wagons were dispatched from Kota and Shamgarh to repair the line. The incident caused delays for several trains, including the Jaipur-Coimbatore Duronto (12970), Amritsar-Mumbai West Deluxe Express (12926), and Pune-Nizamuddin Duronto (12263). The cause of the incident is still under investigation. The up line was restored to traffic at 9:10 AM after repair work continued overnight.