Due to ongoing track work between Palwal and Hathampur-Dholpur, Indian Railways has cancelled 22 trains until September 18th and rerouted over 30 trains, causing inconvenience for passengers. This disruption will continue into October as the South Central Railway is canceling five pairs of trains due to non-interlocking and pre-interlocking work for...
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the installation of a fourth line on the Warangal-Hasanpurti Road Station-Kazipet railway section. The affected trains include 12643/12644 Trivandrum-Nizamuddin Express, 12645/12646 Ernakulam-Nizamuddin, 12647/12648 Coimbatore-Nizamuddin, 16031/16032 Chennai-Vaishno Devi Dham Katra Express, and 16317/16318 Kanyakumari-Vaishno Devi Dham Katra. Additionally, trains 12433 Chennai-Nizamuddin, 12611 Chennai-Nizamuddin, 12616 New Delhi-Chennai, and 12625 Trivandrum Central-New Delhi will face delays on specified dates.

Due to a mega block on the North Railway's Palwal station in Haryana, 12 trains departing from Indore will be affected. The Indore-Amritsar Express will be canceled until September 13th, the Indore-Delhi Special until September 15th, and the Malwa Express until September 16th. The Malwa Express was also canceled on Wednesday....
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While the railway initially announced the cancellation of the mega block, they have now issued a revised schedule, diverting and canceling trains due to the reinstated mega block. According to Railway PRO Khemraj Meena, the block is being implemented to connect the Palwal station and the New Parithala DFCC yard. This will result in the cancellation of 22 trains from the Ratlam Railway Division, while 14 trains will be diverted to alternate routes.

Train services have been severely disrupted across various sections due to ongoing track work. This includes areas like Kazipet in the south, Nagpur in Maharashtra, Dholpur-Hetampur, and Palwal. Several trains have been cancelled, and those running are experiencing delays ranging from 2 to 16 hours. Passengers have been facing significant...
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inconvenience as a result. On Thursday, several trains were delayed, including the AP Express, Kerala Express, Sampark Kranti Express, Goa Express, GT Express, Tamil Nadu Express, Andaman Express, and Swarn Jayanti Express. Additionally, work on non-interlocking in Palwal caused delays to trains arriving from Delhi. The Mumbai Rajdhani, Kerala Express, Telangana Express, and Utkal Express were also impacted. The situation further worsened when a freight train engine failed between Sithouli and Sandalpura, leading to a halt in train movement between Gwalior and Dholpur. The incident occurred at around 8:00 PM when a loaded freight train heading from Gwalior to Jhansi encountered engine failure. As no other engine was readily available, trains coming from the opposite direction were stopped at Gwalior, Rairu, Morena, and Dholpur. Eventually, an engine from Antri station was sent to haul the freight train forward. The track was obstructed for approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes, causing delays to trains such as the Shridham Express (1 hour) and Rajdhani Express (30 minutes).

Due to track work near Palwal and Hathumpur, near Gwalior, 24 trains passing through Madhya Pradesh, including those connecting Gwalior, Bhopal, Indore, and Jabalpur, will be canceled from September 5th to 18th. This includes trains like the Gatimaan and Vande Bharat Express. Over 30 trains will be rerouted and some...
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will be short terminated. Passengers will face disruptions. The Gatimaan Express will be canceled from September 6th to 17th, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminal-Amritsar Express will be canceled until September 18th, and several other trains will be canceled on specific dates. Some trains, like the Punjab Mail, will be diverted through Mathura-Alwar-Rewari. Other trains, like the Mangala Express, will be diverted through Gwalior-Mathura-Agra Cantt. Some trains, including the Viraangna Lakshmibai, Kolkata-Gwalior, Khajuraho-Udaipur Intercity, and Gwalior-Sabarmati, will not reach Gwalior. Several other trains will not be operating through Gwalior, including the Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Agra Chhawni Lashkar Express.