The Indian Railways has announced the operation of several special trains in the month of May. These trains will pass through various cities in Madhya Pradesh including Satna, Katni, Jabalpur, Khandwa, Itarsi, and Narsinghpur. Passengers can check the route and schedule of the trains before booking their tickets. Train numbers 12715...
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and 12716, the Nanded Amritsar Sachkhand Express, have been canceled on May 19th and 21st, respectively. Additionally, the duration of the weekly special trains, 07305/07306 Hubli-Gomti Nagar-Hubli and 06225/06226 Hubli-Yog Nagri Rishikesh-Hubli, has been extended. The duration of two pairs of summer special trains has also been extended. The Bhopal Howrah train now has a permanent third AC economy class coach. Passengers can find detailed information about the stops of these special trains at the railway station, by calling the Rail Helpline number 139, online, or by visiting www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in.

Due to the farmers' protest and maintenance work in Delhi, several trains have been canceled or delayed, causing inconvenience to passengers. The Amritsar-Nanded Express (Train No. 12716) has been canceled due to the lack of a rake, and the railway is providing refunds to affected passengers. Other affected trains include...
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the Jhelum Express from New Delhi and the Amritsar-Dadar Express, both delayed in arriving at Gwalior. The South Central Railway has also canceled several trains operating on the Kazipet-Vijayawada section, including the Kanyakumari-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, Thiruvananthapuram-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, and Ernakulam-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express on specific dates in May.

Due to ongoing farmer protests impacting the Ambala-Ludhiana railway line, train services are severely disrupted. Passengers are facing delays of up to 47 hours, with some trains cancelled and others rerouted. The main reason for the delays is the single-track line being used for both passenger and freight trains. Even the...
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official information channels, including the 139 helpline and the NTES app, are providing unreliable data on train arrival times. Many passengers are stranded at Ambala Cantt railway station, waiting for hours for their trains, with some even opting to cancel their journeys or travel to Delhi for alternative train options. The protests at Shambhu railway station, entering their 15th day, have disrupted the operation of 119 trains, leading to the cancellation of 67 trains and rerouting of 42. Five trains were also cancelled mid-journey and resumed later.

The Indian Railways has cancelled train number 12716, the Amritsar-Nanded Express, due to a lack of train coaches. This cancellation was prompted by the earlier cancellation of train number 12715, the Nanded-Amritsar Express, on May 2nd. The cancellation of the Amritsar-Nanded Express, originally scheduled to depart on May 4th, will affect...
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passengers traveling on this route. Passengers are advised to check with railway officials for further updates. The railway will provide refunds as per regulations.

Due to diversions on the Chandigarh-Sahnewal and Dhuri-Jakhal rail sections, several trains are arriving at their destinations with delays ranging from 20 minutes to 47 hours. Passengers are experiencing significant inconvenience, with many waiting at the station for updates on their train's status. The railway's helpline and NTES app are providing...
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insufficient information, leaving passengers frustrated. Some notable delays include train number 12413 Ajmer-Jammu Tawi (47 hours), 12414 Jammu Tawi-Ajmer Express (27 hours), 12716 Sachkhand Express (15.30 hours), 15098 Amarnath Express (15 hours), and several other trains experiencing delays of over 10 hours. Other trains, including Vande Bharat Express, faced smaller delays ranging from 20 minutes to 4 hours.