On Wednesday, a signature campaign was organized in Alamnagar to demand the renaming of the Alamnagar railway station to Baba Budheshwar Dham. Led by Adesh Shukla, President of Baba Budheshwar Dham Prachar Prasar Samiti, and Dr. Kulbhushan Shukla, General Secretary, devotees signed the petition at the Parsuram temple premises within the...
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Budheshwar temple complex. The campaign garnered widespread support, with a large number of people participating. The event saw the presence of notable figures including Dharmendra Singh, regional councilor, Sunil Shukla, president of the International Hindu Mahasangha, Ramu Puri, the temple priest, Ajay Tiwari of the Sanatan Dharma Foundation, Kuldeep, president of the Purohit Sangh, and Adesh Shukla.

On Monday morning at around 6 AM, ticket rolls ran out at Alamnagar Railway Station, causing a long delay in unreserved ticket issuance. Passengers waited in long queues, while the railway staff remained on their mobile phones. This led to passenger outrage and they recorded a video of the incident and...
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shared it online. The issue was resolved after about half an hour when fresh rolls arrived, allowing ticket booking to resume.

Samajwadi Party MP from Mohanlalganj, RK Chaudhary, has written to Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav, requesting the restoration of hourly MEMU train services between Lucknow and Kanpur, citing the pre-COVID frequency. The MP emphasized the current inconvenience faced by commuters and highlighted the dependence of thousands of daily travelers, including students and...
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professionals, on these trains. Separately, Samajwadi Party MLA Arman Khan from Lucknow West has urged the railway administration to rename the Alamnagar railway station as Baba Budheshwar Dham station. He referenced past pleas from BJP MP Kaushal Kishore for the same and cited the support of the Baba Budheshwar Dham committee, who presented their request to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh during the station's inauguration.

A freight train loaded with coal from Bokaro, Jharkhand, caught fire on Saturday morning while on its way to Saharanpur. The train was heading to the Pawa plant, a power station in western Uttar Pradesh. Smoke was seen coming from one of the train's racks when it reached the Alamanagar railway...
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station, prompting immediate action. The fire department was notified, and two fire engines reached the scene to control the blaze. Railway officials confirmed that coal is supplied from Bokaro to western Uttar Pradesh for power generation. Around 9:45 am, the control room received a report of the fire in the train traveling from Bokaro to Kalanaur in Saharanpur. The train was halted on track number 8 at Alamanagar. The fire originated from rack number 62088. Firefighters extinguished the fire using hoses and pumping water from fire tankers. Minimal damage was caused to the coal. After the fire was put out, an inspection was conducted, and the train continued its journey to Saharanpur.

On Wednesday, the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of the Lucknow Division of North Railway, Sachindra Mohan Sharma, inspected the goods sheds at Alamnagar and Amausi railway stations. He directed officials to improve amenities like drinking water and sanitation. Senior DCM Rekha Sharma stated that the inspection aimed to enhance business policies...
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and improve facilities for traders. Meetings with traders are being conducted to address their concerns. The goods sidings at both Alamnagar and Amausi stations are undergoing upgrades.