The Thiruvananthapuram Division has implemented a Fixed Time Corridor Block, resulting in changes to train services. Several trains will experience short terminations, partial cancellations, diversions, and reschedulings. For instance, Train No. 16342, the Thiruvananthapuram Central – Guruvayur Intercity Express, will be short terminated at Ernakulam from 15th to 19th March 2024....
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Train No. 16128, the Guruvayur – Chennai Egmore Express, will be diverted via Kottayam on 15th March 2024, skipping certain stations. Additionally, Train No. 16348, the Mangalore Central – Thiruvananthapuram Central Express, is rescheduled to leave Mangalore Central at 16.55 hrs on 13th March 2024, instead of 14.25 hrs. Detailed information on train numbers, dates, times, and affected stations is provided below.

The Indian Railways is making changes to train schedules and routes due to ongoing infrastructure work. Some trains, including the Bengaluru-Murdeshwar express, will have partial cancellations between March 13 and 16. This is to accommodate track and station work, as well as to manage passenger traffic. In response to anticipated passenger...
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surges for Holi, the Eastern Central Railway has added special train services between Muzaffarpur and Yesvantpur. These services will run on specific dates in March and April. The Central Railway is also introducing 112 special Holi trains to manage high passenger demand during the festival season. Additionally, the Thiruvananthapuram Railway Division is making adjustments to train schedules due to safety-related work. The Bengaluru-Kochuveli bi-weekly express will experience a delay of 135 minutes on March 15th. The North Zone is also planning to add more than 15 extra trains to cater to the increased travel demand during the festival season. These trains will connect cities like Delhi, Katra, Varanasi, Saharanpur, Ambala, Patna, and Gaya.