The Indian Railways has announced a 13-day block on the Snehwal-Amritsar section of the Firozpur division of the Northern Railway for interlocking and non-interlocking work from August 14th to 26th. This will affect the operation of several trains. Trains 04652, 04651, 04654, and 04653 will be cancelled on specific dates. Trains...
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12357, 12317, 14617, 14649, 14615, and 14673 will be diverted via Ambala on specific dates. Trains 14674, 18104, 22424, and 14650 will be regulated by 20 to 105 minutes. Trains 22551, 22552, 15531, and 15532 will be short terminated at Ambala or Chandigarh on specific dates. Additionally, extra sleeper coaches will be added to trains 14235, 14236, 14207, 14208, 14205, and 14206 on specific dates. Some trains like the Triveni Express and Rajya Rani Express were cancelled due to the block, and other trains were delayed.

Starting July 7th, 26 trains, including the Kashi Vishwanath and Awadh-Assam Express, which were canceled due to non-interlocking work in Roza, will resume their regular service. Trains like the Nauchandi Express that had their routes altered will also return to their original paths. This is expected to provide relief to rail...
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A mega block on the Lucknow-Delhi and Dehradun-Lucknow railway lines in Roza, Shahjahanpur, which began in the first week of July, will end on Tuesday at 12:00 am. This will allow 54 trains that were cancelled or diverted due to the block to resume their normal routes. 22 of these trains...
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will resume service on Tuesday, with the remaining 14 long-distance trains resuming service on Wednesday and Thursday. Additionally, the service of two trains that were running with intermittent stops will also become regular. The block was necessary for remodeling work in Roza, which is now complete. All train services are expected to be fully operational by August 7th. This comes as a relief to passengers, especially with the upcoming festivals of Raksha Bandhan and Janmashtami. The following trains will resume service on Tuesday: 22423/24 Gorakhpur-Amritsar Express, 14235/36 Bareilly-Varanasi Express, 14307/08 Bareilly-Prayagraj Express, 15043/44 Lucknow-Kathgodam Express, 15119/20 Janata Express, 14241/42 Nauchandi Express, 13257/58 Jansadharan Express, 15011/12 Lucknow-Chandigarh-Lucknow Express, 15075/76 Triveni Express, 15127/28 Kashi Vishwanath Express, 15531/32 Saharsa-Amritsar-Saharsa Express. Other trains, including 15623/24 Bhagat Ki Kothi-Kamkhya Express, 15211/12 Jannayak Express, 22453/54 Rajyarani Express, 15073/74 Triveni Express, 12203/04 Garibrath Express, 14617/18 Janseva Express, and 12407/08 Karmabhoomi Express will resume service on August 7th and 8th. The double-decker express train (12583/84 Lucknow-Anand Vihar-Lucknow) has been cancelled on August 8th and 9th due to repair work on line number 3 at Lucknow Junction. Some other trains may be affected by the block, but their routes do not pass through Bareilly.

A month-long mega block at Roza Junction in Shahjahanpur, which affected 54 trains on the Lucknow-Delhi and Dehradun-Lucknow routes, has ended. This resulted in the cancellation and diversion of numerous trains, causing inconvenience to about 10,000 passengers daily. While 22 trains resumed operations on Tuesday, August 1st, the remaining trains will...
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resume service gradually, with long-distance trains resuming operations by Wednesday and Thursday. The mega block was implemented for remodeling work at Roza Junction, which has now been completed. By August 7th, all train operations are expected to be back to normal, providing much-needed relief to rail passengers, especially with upcoming festivals like Raksha Bandhan and Janmashtami.

Due to a mega block in Shahjahanpur's Roja, 30 trains have already been cancelled. 12 more trains will be cancelled from Wednesday. The routes of 12 trains passing through Bareilly have also been changed. On Sunday, 30 trains on the Delhi-Lucknow and Dehradun-Lucknow routes were cancelled, causing inconvenience to passengers. The...
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situation is further exacerbated by the diversion of road traffic on these routes due to the Kanwar Yatra, leading to increased problems. This disruption on the Bareilly-Delhi and Dehradun-Lucknow routes will continue till the first week of August. The cancellation and diversion of a large number of trains has led to an increase in the demand for roadways buses. On Sunday, passengers had to pay between 17 and 32 rupees extra due to the diversion of vehicles on the Bareilly-Badaun-Mathura, Bareilly-Moradabad-Delhi, and Bareilly-Moradabad-Haridwar routes. Daily commuters on the Delhi and Lucknow routes are facing the most difficulties.