The Indian Railways has announced 154 special trains from Delhi to facilitate travel for passengers during the Diwali and Chhath festivals, starting October 28th and running until November 12th. Additionally, 18 train rakes have been reserved for these special services. To address the high demand for non-AC (general) coaches, the railway...
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is increasing production, aiming to add over 10,000 general coaches within the next three years. To improve passenger experience, the railway is implementing the 'Amrit Bharat' scheme at 17 stations in the division, aiming to transform the look and feel of these stations within a year. To ensure timely arrival of festival special trains, the railway plans to adjust the timings of goods trains. The railway is also enhancing safety measures, including increasing track patrolling and raising awareness among residents near the tracks to prevent tampering. In addition, the railway is promoting 'One Station One Product' initiatives, as exemplified by the General Manager's purchase of a brass bell from a stall at Moradabad station, encouraging digital transactions and wider product promotion.