The frequent cancellation of trains from Jabalpur to major cities is causing major inconvenience for students, especially those attending admission processes at educational institutions. The situation is particularly dire as the online counseling for admissions requires students to physically visit colleges within a specified time frame. The cancellation of trains, particularly...
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the only Jabalpur-Delhi train with long waiting lists, is forcing students to find alternative, often inconvenient, routes. Students are missing admission opportunities due to cancellations of trains like the Jabalpur-Santragachi Express. The railway authorities attribute these cancellations to ongoing infrastructure development work. However, the lack of alternative transportation options, along with the continued operation of freight trains, has sparked outrage among passengers. The article lists several trains that have been canceled or rescheduled in recent weeks, including the Santragachi-Jabalpur Express, the Itwari-Rewa Express, the Jabalpur-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, the Mahakaushal Express, the Rewa-CSMT Express, the Indore-Bilaspur Express, the Jabalpur-Ambikapur Express, the Shridham Express, and the Jabalpur-Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Express. The Nagpur-Shahdol-Nagpur Express has also faced cancellations and route changes.

The West Central Railway is running a special train between Jabalpur and Gaya for the Pitru Paksha period. The train will run three trips from Jabalpur to Gaya and four trips from Gaya to Jabalpur. The train will depart from Jabalpur on September 18th, 23rd, and 28th at 7:35 PM and...
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arrive in Gaya at 8:20 AM the next day. The return trip will depart from Gaya on September 17th, 22nd, 27th, and October 2nd at 3:10 PM and arrive in Jabalpur at 8:00 AM the next day. The train has 21 coaches, including 1 AC 2-tier/3-tier coach, 2 AC 3-tier coaches, 12 sleeper coaches, 4 general coaches, and 2 SLR/D coaches. For detailed timings, visit www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in or download the NTES app.

An Indore-Jablpur Intercity Express train derailed near Jabalpur station on Friday morning, causing two coaches to leave the tracks. Fortunately, the train was moving slowly at the time, and all passengers remained safe. The incident occurred just 200 meters from the station while the train was approaching platform number 6. The...
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train was traveling at approximately 20 kilometers per hour when the derailment happened. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the incident. The General Manager of West Central Railway, Shobhana Bandopadhyay, visited the site and ordered an investigation.

On Saturday morning, two coaches of the Indore to Jabalpur Intercity Express derailed in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. The incident occurred around 5:30 am when the train was about 200 meters away from the platform. The train's speed was 20 kilometers per hour, and there were no injuries reported. The derailment involved...
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the SLR and AC coach, which were attached to the rear of the engine. The derailment happened when the engine was being switched to platform 6. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the outer point at the main station, as this is not the first time a train has derailed at this location. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the derailment.

The Indian Railways changed the departure times of three trains originating from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, effective August 11th. However, passengers who had booked their tickets before August 11th were not informed about the new timings. This resulted in hundreds of passengers missing their trains as their tickets displayed the old departure...
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times. The Railways was supposed to send SMS notifications to passengers about the new timings, but this was done only for passengers who booked tickets after August 11th. Passengers who booked tickets before that date did not receive any information and were left stranded at the station, missing their trains. The Railways has acknowledged the error and is now sending out group SMS messages to all affected passengers.