Train number 19325, the Indore-Amritsar Express, is known for its punctuality, often arriving in Gwalior an hour ahead of its scheduled time. This has led to passengers requesting a change in its arrival time at Gwalior station, as the train then sits idle on the platform for an hour. Passengers who...
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need to continue their journey from Gwalior are inconvenienced by this delay. In other news, Indian Railways has introduced a special nine-day 'Falahari Thali' for passengers observing Navratri fasts. These thalis, priced between 100-200 rupees, include dishes like potato dishes, sabudana khichdi, and other vegetarian options. Passengers can order these thalis through IRCTC's e-catering website at least two hours before their journey.