The upcoming Meerut Metro will begin operations soon, running on a 23 km corridor from Meerut South station to Modipuram. The 13-station line will cover the journey in 30 minutes, with trains capable of carrying 700 passengers at speeds of 135 km/h. Five metro trains have already arrived at the...
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Duhai depot and are undergoing testing on a 700-meter track. The Meerut Metro is expected to be operational next year, alongside the 'Namo Bharat' train. The 'Namo Bharat' train, which also stops at Meerut South, Shatabdi Nagar, Begampul, and Modipuram stations, will provide connectivity to Ghaziabad, Sahibabad, and Delhi.

The timings of the Rajya Rani Express running between Lucknow and Meerut City have been adjusted due to the introduction of the Vande Bharat Express, which started running between the two cities on September 2nd. The changes in the schedule mainly affect the timings at certain stations. Starting September 5th, train...
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number 22454 Rajya Rani Express will depart from Meerut City at 7:05 AM, reaching Hapur at 7:38 AM, Amroha at 8:38 AM, Moradabad at 9:35 AM, Rampur at 10:04 AM, and arriving at Lucknow Junction at 3:05 PM. In the return journey, starting September 5th, train number 22453 Rajya Rani Express will depart from Lucknow Junction at 2:25 PM, reaching Balamou at 3:34 PM, Hardoi at 4:03 PM, Shahjahanpur at 5:05 PM, Bareilly at 5:57 PM, Rampur at 6:50 PM, Moradabad at 8:08 PM, Amroha at 8:37 PM, Hapur at 9:32 PM, and finally reaching Meerut City at 10:35 PM.

The Indian Railways has made significant changes to the schedules of the Rajya Rani and Nauchandi Express trains operating between Lucknow and Meerut City, effective September 5th, 2024. These changes are being made to accommodate the launch of the new Vande Bharat Express train on the same route. The updated timings...
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are designed to provide passengers with more convenient travel options.

The recent addition of the Meerut-Lucknow Vande Bharat Express to the North Railway fleet has led to changes in the timings of six trains passing through Moradabad. These changes are intended to maintain the Vande Bharat's schedule. The adjustments affect the timings of various trains, including the Rajya Rani Express, Bhagat...
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Ki Kothi-Kamaख्या Express, and passenger trains. The Rajya Rani Express (22454) will now have a 10-minute stop in Moradabad, an increase from its previous 8-minute stop. The Bhagat Ki Kothi-Kamaख्या Express (15623) will arrive in Moradabad 15 minutes earlier, starting on September 10th. The Moradabad-Najibabad-Moradabad Passenger (04357-58) will take 40 minutes longer to reach Gajraula and will remain there for 20 minutes. On its return journey, it will arrive in Moradabad at 9:40 am instead of 8:40 am. Similarly, the Delhi-Moradabad Passenger will arrive in Moradabad five minutes later than its current schedule.

The Vande Bharat Express train will begin its regular operation from today, running six days a week between Meerut City station and Lucknow. The train will not operate on Tuesdays, remaining stationary at either the City Station or Shakur Basti Yard, with the exact location to be decided by Monday. The...
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train, which achieved a faster than scheduled arrival in Bareilly and Moradabad during its trial run, offers a comfortable and efficient journey, covering the distance to Lucknow in 7 hours and 10 minutes. As of Monday, 72 tickets (66 in the Chair Car class and 6 in the Executive class) have been booked out of a total of 439 available seats, indicating a 16% booking rate.