On Sunday morning, the Jhansi-Bhopal railway route was disrupted for about 1.5 hours due to a broken overhead electrical wire (OHE) near the Jakhlaun station. The OHE wire snapped and fell onto the engine of a freight train. Officials and staff from the relevant department arrived at the scene and began...
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repair work. The disruption affected train services between Jhansi and Bhopal, with several trains, including the Lokmanya Tilak-Gorakhpur special, being stopped at Dhorra, Mohasa, and Bina stations. After repairs, train operations resumed at around 10:15 AM with the departure of train number 05326, the Gorakhpur Special Fair Special from Jakhlaun. On Saturday, a technical fault in the OHE between the Tehrka and Niwari stations caused a disruption in train services for almost an hour. The fault was traced to a faulty insulator in the OHE. Repair work was completed at 4:20 PM, and train services resumed. Two express trains, including the Chambal Express, were delayed due to the disruption.

Due to non-interlocking work at Prayagraj Junction on the Howrah route, trains from Kanpur to Prayagraj and vice versa were diverted via the Lucknow route on Sunday. This resulted in 27 trains, including the Vande Bharat Express, being delayed for 3 to 7 hours. The delays led to large crowds at...
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ticket counters and inquiry desks. 1924 passengers refunded their tickets, and 96 were accommodated on other trains due to connecting reservations. The Vande Bharat Express (22435) was delayed by 7 hours, the Vande Bharat Express (22415) by 4 hours, the Mumbai LTT-Gorakhpur Special (05326) by 7.15 hours, the Bhubaneswar Anand Vihar Express (22805) by 4.30 hours, the Seemanchal Express (12487) by 5.15 hours, the North East Express (12505) by 5 hours, the New Delhi-Bhagalpur Express (03484) by 4 hours, the Danapur-Anand Vihar Special (03257) by 5.5 hours, the Amrapali Express (15707) by 3 hours, the Malda Town-Bandra Terminus Special (09028) by 6 hours, the Darbhanga-New Delhi Special (02570) by 6 hours, and the Madurai-Kanpur Special (01928) by 8 hours.

The Indian Railways has announced special train services for the festivals of Dhanteras, Diwali, and Chhath Puja. These trains will operate on various routes, including Bihar, Gorakhpur, Delhi, and Mahbubnagar, from September to December. These special trains will provide additional transportation options for passengers traveling during the festive period. ...
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Specific details about the routes, timings, and dates of operation are provided for each train below. Passengers can make reservations for these special trains starting today.

Indian Railways has announced a special weekly train service between Gorakhpur and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) in Mumbai for the upcoming festive season. Train number 05325/05326 will operate 20 trips between September 24th and November 30th. The train departs Gorakhpur every Tuesday and Thursday at 9:15 PM, reaching LTT on...
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the third day at 7:25 AM. The return journey, train number 05326, departs LTT every Thursday and Saturday at 10:25 AM, reaching Gorakhpur the next day at 6 PM. The train includes 6 Second Class, 2 AC Third Class, and 8 Sleeper Class coaches to accommodate the expected influx of travelers during the festive season.

Indian Railways has increased the frequency of special trains running between Delhi, Mumbai, and Punjab by 11 trips each to accommodate the expected surge in travelers during upcoming festivals. These trains, which will operate between September and November, will cover routes through Lucknow. Advance and Tatkal bookings for these trains have...
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already begun. The increased frequency applies to five pairs of trains, including those numbered 05023, 05024, 05301, 05302, 05049, 05050, 05069, 05070, 05325, and 05326, with specific days of operation listed for each.