Due to interlocking work at Hathumpur and Palwal stations from September 5th to 18th, several train routes will be affected, impacting travel between Delhi and Bhopal. Over 24 trains passing through Gwalior station are canceled, including the Gatimaan Express and Vande Bharat Express. More than 30 trains will be rerouted. This...
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disruption will affect train travel between Agra and Gwalior, with limited options for travel to Dholpur-Hathumpur. Specifically, trains 11901-11902 and 11807-11808 between Jhansi and Agra are canceled from September 5th to 17th. The Kolkata-Gwalior Express will be affected on September 11th and 12th, the Khajuraho-Udaipur Intercity from September 5th to 17th, and the Gwalior-Sabarmati Express will operate from Agra on September 6th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 13th, 14th, and 15th. The Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Agra Cantt Lashkar Express will only reach Gwalior on September 6th, 7th, 13th, and 14th. Several other trains, including the Punjab Mail, Chhattisgarh Express, and various other express trains, will be rerouted through different stations like Ghaziabad, Agra Fort, Biana, Sogiria, Ruthiyai, Bina, and other affected routes. These changes will affect travel during the festive season and could disrupt travel plans.

Northeastern Railway (NER) is adding four general coaches to 30 trains starting November. This is to ease overcrowding, particularly during festivals when many passengers struggle to find seats in reserved coaches and resort to general compartments. The increased general coaches will improve travel conditions for passengers, especially on routes like Gorakhpur-Kochuveli,...
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Gorakhpur-Sikandrabad, Gorakhpur-Yashwantpur, Gorakhpur-Lokmanya Tilak, Gorakhpur-Okha, and more. The specific dates for these additions are listed below.

The construction of new independent railway lines connecting Lucknow Junction to Manknagar and Aishbagh to Manknagar on the North Eastern Railway is complete. The process of non-interlocking is underway before the lines are operational. This will impact the running of several trains on different dates. According to the Chief Public Relations...
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Officer, Pankaj Kumar Singh, the new railway lines will facilitate the movement of trains traveling from Gorakhpur to Delhi and Mumbai via Aishbagh. Some trains will be canceled, while others will be delayed or operate on alternate routes. For instance, the 22531/22532 Chhapra-Mathura-Chhapra Express will be canceled on June 10th, 12th, and 14th, and the 15105/15106 Chhapra-Nautanwa-Chhapra Express will be canceled only on June 10th. The 22922 Gorakhpur-Bandra Terminus Express will be rescheduled by 90 minutes on June 11th, and the 15065 Gorakhpur-Panvel Express will be rescheduled by 50 minutes on June 13th and 120 minutes on June 14th. Some trains will also be controlled, such as the 11124 Barauni-Gwalior Express on June 10th and the 1566 Panvel-Gorakhpur Express on June 12th. The 15069 Gorakhpur-Aishbagh Express will halt at Gomtinagar station from June 11th to 14th, and the 12512 Kochuveli-Gorakhpur Express will operate via Manknagar-Lucknow-Malhour from June 9th to 12th. The 12566 New Delhi-Darbhanga Express will travel via Ghaziabad-Roza-Sitapur City-Sitapur-Budhwal from June 11th to 13th. The 12565 Darbhanga-New Delhi Express will travel via Budhwal-Sitapur-Sitapur City-Roza-Ghaziabad from June 11th to 13th. Finally, the 22537 Gorakhpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Express will operate on its designated route via Malhour-Aishbagh-Manknagar from June 12th to 13th, and the 15045 Gorakhpur-Okha Express will operate on its designated route via Malhour-Lucknow-Manknagar on June 13th.