Train services have largely normalized after the conclusion of the farmer's protest that lasted from April 17th to May 20th. Most long-distance trains, including those originating from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and West Bengal, are now running on time. While some trains are still experiencing delays, the duration of these...
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delays has significantly reduced compared to the protest period. During the protest, many trains were canceled, some were rerouted, and operating trains faced delays of 10 to 20 hours. The article lists several trains that were delayed on Tuesday, May 28th, including the Jannayak Express (Darbhanga-Amritsar), Rishikesh Express (Barmer-Rishikesh), Kolkata Express (Amritsar-Kolkata), Kumbh Express (Howrah-Dehradun), Humsafar Express (Sealdah-Jammu Tawi), Garib Rath Express (Saharsa-Amritsar), Vande Bharat Express (Lucknow-Dehradun), Memu Express (Saharanpur-Moradabad), Doon Janshatabdi Express (Kathgodam-Dehradun), and many others. The article also mentions trains that ran on time, such as the Amritsar-Dehradun Dehradun Express, Haridwar-Delhi Haridwar Delhi Express, Ahmedabad-Yoganagari Rishikesh Yoga Express, and Amritsar-Puraina Court Amritsar Janseva Express. The article concludes by providing a list of trains that were delayed on Tuesday, May 28th, along with the specific delay times. These include the Samer Special (Bhagalpur-Haridwar), Awadh Assam Express (Lalganj-Dibrugarh), Weekly Express (Kamakhya-Shree Mata Vaishno Devi Katra), Kaling Utkal Express (Yoganagari Rishikesh-Puri), Shaheed Express (Jaynagar-Amritsar), Awadh Assam Express (Dibrugarh-Lalgarh), Hemkund Express (Charbagh Lucknow-Chandigarh), Chandigarh Superfast (Jammu Tawi-Kolkata), Kolkata Express (Muzaffarpur-Dehradun), Rapti Ganga Express (Amritsar-Haridwar), and Jan Shatabdi Express.