Construction of a railway bridge between Dilkusha Cabin and Malhour Railway Station on the Lucknow-Barabanki railway line will commence. This will necessitate the closure of the LC Number 187 Gwari Crossing for vehicular traffic for six months, starting from September 25, 2024, to March 30, 2025. Traffic police have announced a...
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diversion plan with four alternative routes for residents of Gomtinagar and Gomtinagar Extension to navigate the closure. These routes are: 1) From Patrakarpuram Chowk towards Gwari Crossing, vehicles can either take the left overbridge or turn right at Dayal Paradise Chowk and then left towards their destination. 2) From Husdia Chowk towards Gwari Crossing and Jnaneshwar Mishra Park, vehicles can take the left overbridge. 3) Vehicles from Laxmi Market, Gomtinagar Extension, towards Gwari Crossing can use the left route towards Jnaneshwar Mishra Park Gates 1 & 2. 4) Vehicles from CMS School, Vishal Khand, Gomtinagar, towards Laxmi Market can turn right at Dayal Paradise Chowk and then go through Jnaneshwar Mishra Park Gates 1 & 2.

To accommodate the increased passenger traffic during Navratri, the Indian Railways will be stopping 20 trains at Maihar station. This initiative aims to facilitate travel for devotees visiting the Ma Sharda temple in Maihar. The specific trains and their schedules are not mentioned in the article, but it stresses the importance...
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of the decision and the need for passengers to be aware of the changes in train schedules during Navratri.

Under the Amrit Bharat Station scheme, railway coach restaurants are being planned for select railway stations in Lucknow. Proposals for these restaurants have started reaching the railway authorities. The railway has requested approval from the board for this initiative. Notably, railway coach restaurants have already been opened at Charbagh and Gomtinagar...
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railway stations in Lucknow. The Amrit Bharat Station scheme is also being implemented at Badshahnagar, Aishbagh, Daliganj, Lucknow City, Malhaur, Mohanlalganj, and Manaknagar stations in Lucknow, under the purview of the Northern and North Eastern Railways. These stations are expected to feature railway coach restaurants in the near future.

Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate the first phase of the world-class Gomti Nagar railway station in Lucknow on Monday. He will also inaugurate 13 underpasses and two overbridges to address traffic congestion at railway crossings in Lucknow, along with the inauguration of the Dali Ganj and Lucknow City stations. Through...
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video conferencing, he will also inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for the rejuvenation of Malhaur, Manak Nagar, and Mohanlalganj railway stations, new passenger amenities, new train services, and increased train stoppages. A total of 24 Amrit stations and 41 overbridges/underpasses being built at railway crossings in the Lucknow Division will be inaugurated. The total cost of these projects, including station redevelopment, underpasses, and overbridges, is 1872 crore rupees. This includes three Amrit railway stations in Lucknow. The rejuvenation of Malhaur, Manak Nagar, and Mohanlalganj stations will cost 66.49 crore rupees, while 367 crore rupees will be spent on underpasses and overbridges at 15 railway crossings.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the world-class Gomtinagar Railway Station in Lucknow on February 26th, 2024. The station has been developed at a cost of INR 385 crore and features modern passenger amenities. Along with this, Modi will also inaugurate 13 underpasses and 2 overbridges built to alleviate traffic congestion...
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at railway crossings in Lucknow. The PM will also inaugurate the revamped Daliganj and Lucknow City stations under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. Additionally, the Malhour, Manaknagar, and Mohanlalganj stations will be upgraded. This initiative will also see the introduction of new trains, increased train stoppages, and improved passenger amenities. These inaugurations will be conducted virtually through a video conferencing event on Monday. The project includes the revamp of 24 stations and 41 overbridges/underpasses in the Lucknow Division of North Railway. The total expenditure on these projects is estimated to be INR 1872 crore. This includes three Amrit Railway Stations in Lucknow. The Malhour, Manaknagar, and Mohanlalganj stations will be upgraded at a cost of INR 66.49 crore, while INR 367 crore will be spent on constructing underpasses and overbridges at 15 railway crossings.