A new foot over bridge has been opened at Bahadurgarh Railway Station, connecting the platform to the line-crossing area. This will benefit approximately 40,000 residents of the line-crossing area. The bridge will eventually connect the line-crossing area to the outside of the station, with work ongoing on the other side of...
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the bridge. The bridge was initially intended for platform connectivity but was extended to cover the line-crossing area as well, following a request from the Vice Chairman of the Municipal Council, Pale Ram Sharma. The Municipal Council contributed approximately 60 lakh rupees to the project. Railway officials state that the bridge will be fully operational soon, allowing residents of the line-crossing area to access the city without having to enter the railway station.

The Daily Rail Passengers Association of Rohtak-Delhi, Haryana, has requested the Indian Railway Minister and Chairman of the Railway Board to address various issues faced by rail passengers. The association received a letter from passengers in Rohtak, highlighting concerns such as the need to elevate the Ghevra and Mundka stations, ...
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introduce a stop for the Ganganagar Express at Bahadurgarh, extend train number 04089 to Hazrat Nizamuddin, restore the old schedule and extend the Firozpur Passenger (train number 54641) from the Old Delhi railway station to Firozpur, extend the Khurja Passenger to Bhiwani from Old Delhi station, extend the Palwal-Shakurbasti passenger train to Bahadurgarh, and improve sanitation and toilet facilities at stations. The association urges the Railway Minister and Chairman to promptly address these passenger concerns.

The Delhi-Jind Passenger train has resumed operations after being suspended for over a year, much to the delight of daily commuters. The train, previously cancelled due to bridge construction between Jind and Rohtak, recommenced service on Friday. The train departs Jind at 3:50 AM, reaching Rohtak at 5:01 AM and Bahadurgarh...
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at 5:56 AM, finally arriving in Delhi at 7:42 AM. On the return journey, the train departs Delhi at 11:40 AM, reaching Bahadurgarh at 12:47 PM, Rohtak at 1:46 PM, and arriving in Jind at 3:35 PM. The resumption of this train, along with the addition of a stop at Bahadurgarh station for the Bathinda Intercity, has brought relief to daily commuters, especially those travelling between Delhi and Rohtak.

Passengers traveling by train will be relieved to know that special trains that were running with a zero prefix since the COVID-19 pandemic will now run on their regular schedules and with their original numbers. This means ticket prices have been reduced to their pre-pandemic rates. In March 2020, the Indian...
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Railways suspended train operations due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Passenger trains had their fares increased two to three times on different routes. However, the old rates have now been reinstated. The railway has removed the lock in the software that was keeping the fares at the inflated prices. For example, the fare from Jhajjar to Rohtak was ₹30, but now it's back to ₹10. Similarly, the fare from Jhajjar to Jind has dropped from ₹50 to ₹25, and the fare from Jhajjar to Rewari has been reduced from ₹30 to ₹10. The station master, Ramkishan Meena, confirmed that these fares are being charged based on the software update. During the pandemic, special trains were charged at a higher rate, but now the normal fares are back in effect.

The 20409 Express train traveling from Delhi Cantt to Bathinda will now stop at Bahadurgarh Railway Station. This has brought joy to daily commuters and the Daily Rail Passenger Committee, who had been advocating for this stop for over a year. The train will depart Bahadurgarh at 8:25 AM towards Bathinda...
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and at 7:30 PM towards Delhi Cantt from Rohtak. The decision to add the stop came after persistent efforts from the committee, including protests and appeals to the Ministry of Railways.