The Central Railway in Mumbai will be carrying out special midnight blocks from May 17th to June 1st, 2024, to extend platforms 10 and 11 at CSMT to accommodate 24-coach trains. This will impact suburban train services between Byculla and CSMT during the block periods. Several mail and express trains will...
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be short terminated at Dadar or Panvel, and some will originate from Dadar or Panvel during this time. The blocks are necessary for infrastructure maintenance and safety.

Due to platform expansion and interlocking work at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) in Mumbai, train operations will be affected from May 16th to May 29th, 2024. Train number 12533, the Lucknow Junction to CSMT Pushpak Express, will terminate at Dadar instead of CSMT from May 16th to 29th. Additionally,...
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train number 01170, the Gorakhpur-CSMT special train, scheduled for May 18th and 25th, and train number 01138, the Banaras-CSMT special train, scheduled for May 20th, will also terminate at Thane instead of CSMT. On the return journeys, train number 12534, the CSMT-Lucknow Junction Express, scheduled for June 1st and 2nd, and train number 01169, the CSMT-Gorakhpur special train, scheduled for May 24th, will originate from Dadar instead of CSMT.

The speed of superfast and express trains running from Kanpur Central station to Mumbai via Orai, Jhansi, Itarsi, and Bhopal is set to increase. On Saturday, the ADRM Infrastructure inspected the railway track and agreed to increase the train speed by 10 kilometers per hour. Trains will now be able to...
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run at a speed of 110 kilometers per hour on the Jhansi route. Currently, about 100 trains run at a speed of 100 kilometers per hour on this route. The trains affected by this speed increase include the Sitapur Mumbai LTT Superfast Express 12108, Gorakhpur-Mumbai LTT Superfast Express 20104, Kushinagar Superfast Express 22537, and Pushpak Superfast Express 12533. These trains travel from Kanpur to Mumbai via Bhimsen station and further on the Jhansi route. The ADRM Infrastructure inspected the railway track and discussed the issue with railway officers and engineers. ACM Santosh Tripathi confirmed that the train speed on the Bhimsen-Jhansi route has been increased to 110 kilometers per hour, from the previous speed of 100 kilometers per hour. In other news, the Chhapra Mathura Express 22531/22532 has been canceled on March 15th due to non-interlocking work being carried out for automatic signaling on the Gorakhpur-Gonda section. Additionally, five trains will be rerouted and will pass through Kanpur Central station on their way to their respective destinations. The Barouni New Delhi Express 02563 will run from Chhapra station to Kanpur Central via Ghazipur City, Varanasi, Banaras, and Prayagraj on Mondays and Tuesdays. On Sundays and Mondays, the New Delhi Barouni Express 02564 will run from Kanpur Central to Chhapra via Prayagraj, Banaras, Varanasi, and Ghazipur City.

The speed of superfast and express trains running from Kanpur Central Station to Mumbai via Orai, Jhansi, Itarsi, and Bhopal will be increased by 10 km per hour. This decision was made after the ADRM Infrastructure inspected the railway track and found it suitable for the speed increase. Trains like the...
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Sitapur Mumbai LTT Superfast Express (12108), Gorakhpur-Mumbai LTT Superfast Express (20104), Kushinagar Superfast Express (22537), and Pushpak Superfast Express (12533) that pass through Kanpur Central Station will now travel at 110 km/h on the Bhimsen-Jhansi route, instead of the previous 100 km/h. The speed increase is expected to save passengers time and allow them to reach their destinations on schedule.

Due to foggy weather, several trains are running late. The Palatkot and Godawana Express trains are currently cancelled. Many passengers have cancelled their booked tickets due to the delays. The Indian Railways is incurring financial losses as they are forced to refund the full amount for tickets delayed by over three...
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hours. Both the Palatkot and Godawana Express trains on the up and down lines are cancelled due to the cold weather. Other trains are also delayed by six to eight hours, causing inconvenience to passengers. The Railways does not seem to have a solution to this problem.