The Gwalior-Kolkata Express (Train No. 12320) will have a stopover at Hathras City station starting February 29th. The stopover will be inaugurated by MP Rajveer Diler, MLA Anjula Mahour, and Member of the Divisional Railway Advisory Committee Ashok Bagla. The train's stopover was registered in the railway reservation system on February...
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28th. The Indian Railways has introduced a trial stopover of two trains at Hathras City station for passenger convenience. The stopover of the Gwalior-Kolkata Express will take place at 7:18 PM today. Apart from Assistant Divisional Commercial Manager Izzatnagar IP Rana, Chief Commercial Superintendent Vipin Kumar Saraswat, Station Superintendent Rakesh Ranjan, and Gopal Das will also be present during the inauguration.

The Hathras City Railway Station has announced the stoppage of two express trains, the Gwalior-Kolkata and the Bhagalpur-Gandhidham special trains. The timetable was released on Tuesday, February 27th. This will benefit not only passengers but also traders. The demand for the stoppage of important express trains at Hathras City Railway Station...
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under the Northeast Railway has been ongoing for a long time. The stoppage of these trains was announced on Monday, with the 09451/09452 Bhagalpur-Gandhidham special and the 12319/12320 Kolkata-Gwalior express trains included. The timetable for the stoppage of the trains was released on Tuesday by the NER's Gorakhpur headquarters. Train number 12320 Gwalior-Kolkata express will arrive at Hathras City Station on February 29th at 7:18 PM, 12319 Kolkata-Gwalior express on March 6th at 7:40 AM, 09451 Gandhidham-Bhagalpur express on March 1st at 4:55 PM, and 09452 Bhagalpur-Gandhidham special on March 4th at 7:04 AM. The stoppage for all trains will be for two minutes. This is a trial stoppage that will remain in effect until further notice.

The commissioning of the double line between Narkatiaganj and Chamua, Piparaha, Motipur and Mahwal on the Muzaffarpur-Gorakhpur rail section has commenced. The commissioning work will be carried out rapidly on Wednesday. As a precaution, the railway has altered train operations. Four pairs of passenger trains and two pairs of intercity express...
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trains will be cancelled for four days. Additionally, 22 trains, including the Muzaffarpur-Anand Vihar-Muzaffarpur Saptakranti Superfast, Howrah-Raxaul-Howrah Mithila Express, Gorakhpur-Kolkata Express, Raxaul-Anand Vihar, Raxaul-LTT, and Saharsa-Anand Vihar, will operate on modified routes starting Wednesday. The 15215-16 Intercity Express, which ran between Muzaffarpur and Chanpatia on Tuesday, will also be cancelled on Wednesday. Nine pairs of passenger trains will operate with short-term terminations and origins. The CRS will inspect the doubling fitness on February 22 and 24. Following this, train operations will commence on the upgraded line, leading to increased train speeds and eliminating the need to wait for signals at crossings. Train operations will be affected from February 21 to 25 due to pre-NI and NI activities. The Darbhanga-Amritsar Jansadharan Express will not run until February 23. The Awadh Express, operating between Muzaffarpur and Anand Vihar, was delayed by 1 hour and 14 minutes on Tuesday. The Raxaul-Howrah Mithila Express arrived at Muzaffarpur Junction 1 hour and 25 minutes late. The Barौनी-Bandra Terminus Awadh Express was delayed for 2 hours due to line blockage and remained halted for 1 hour and 30 minutes. The Darbhanga-Amritsar Jansadharan Express was cancelled on Tuesday and will resume operations on February 24. Due to the NI work, thousands of passengers are facing difficulties. Several trains have been cancelled at half a dozen stations, prompting passengers to cancel their tickets or seek travel extensions. Many people were seen at the PRS on Tuesday to cancel their tickets. Cancelled trains include 05257-58 Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj-Muzaffarpur (February 21-24), 05259-60 Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj-Muzaffarpur (February 21-24), 05261-62 Muzaffarpur-Raxaul-Muzaffarpur (February 21-24), 05287-88 Raxaul-Muzaffarpur-Raxaul (February 22-25), 15211 Darbhanga-Amritsar Jansadharan (February 21-24), 15215-16 Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj Intercity (February 21-25), 15557 Darbhanga-Anand Vihar Express (February 22), and 15558 Anand Vihar-Darbhanga Express (February 23). Short-term terminations and origins include 05040-39 Gorakhpur-Narkatiaganj-Gorakhpur (Harinagar, February 21-22), 05096-95 Gorakhpur-Narkatiaganj-Gorakhpur (Harinagar, February 22), 05209-10 Raxaul-Narkatiaganj-Raxaul (Naval Shahi Halt, February 21-23), 05450-49 Nakha Jungle-Narkatiaganj-Nakha Jungle (Harinagar, February 21-22), 05498-97 Gorakhpur-Narkatiaganj-Gorakhpur (Harinagar, February 21-22), 05541-42 Raxaul-Narkatiaganj-Raxaul (Gokhula, February 21-23), 05587-88 Raxaul-Narkatiaganj-Raxaul (Gokhula, February 21-22), 15201-02 Patliputra-Narkatiaganj-Patliputra (Muzaffarpur, February 21-24), and 15555-56 Patliputra-Bapudham Motihari-Patliputra (Muzaffarpur, February 22-24). Controlled trains include 13022 Raxaul-Howrah Mithila Express (Sugauli to Mehsi, 60 minutes), 09451 Gandhinagar Dham Bhagalpur (Narkatiaganj to Mehsi, 60 minutes), 12557 Muzaffarpur Anand Vihar Sanptkranti (Muzaffarpur to Kanti, 45 minutes), 15555 Patliputra Bapudham Motihari Intercity (Muzaffarpur to Kanti, 45 minutes), and 15705 Katihar-Delhi Humsafar Express (Chakia to Naval Shahi Halt, 60 minutes). Trains operating on altered routes include 12211-12 Muzaffarpur-Anand Vihar Garibrath, 12557-58 Muzaffarpur-Anand Vihar Saptakranti, 13021-22 Howrah-Raxaul-Howrah Mithila, 14016 Anand Vihar-Raxaul Sadbhavana Express, 15558 Anand Vihar-Darbhanga Express, 15051 Gorakhpur-Patna Express, and 15052 Patna-Gorakhpur Express.

Due to ongoing remodeling and non-interlocking work at Mathura railway station, several express and passenger trains to Delhi have been canceled, causing inconvenience to passengers. The reduced passenger load has halved the passenger fare revenue at the Hindon railway station. The cancellation of 14 trains stopping at the station has resulted...
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in a daily loss of 2 lakh rupees in passenger fare revenue. The cancellation of the Golden Temple Mail on January 26th further reduced train options to Delhi. The Hindon railway station, which is categorized as an NSG-4 station, typically earns 3 to 3.25 lakh rupees daily from passenger fares. However, due to the cancellations, the revenue has dropped to 1 to 1.15 lakh rupees. The station sees 40 daily and weekly express and passenger trains. The cancellations have reduced passenger numbers by half, with the Sawai Madhopur-Mathura Passenger being the most impacted, carrying 400 passengers daily. The Jan Shatabdi Express, which contributes 40-45 thousand rupees daily in passenger fare revenue, has also been canceled. The cancellation of trains has significantly impacted the Shri Mahaveerji railway station, with daily passenger numbers dropping to 150, generating only 30-32 thousand rupees in revenue. Previously, the station used to have an average of 300 passengers, generating 60 thousand rupees in revenue. The canceled trains include the Jan Shatabdi Express, Golden Temple Mail, Sograia Express, and the Sawai Madhopur-Mathura Passenger. Weekly trains like the Kota-Udhampur, Gandhidham-Bhagalpur Express, and Kota-Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra have also been canceled. The Mathura-Ratlam MEMU is operating only till Bharatpur. According to the Station Superintendent K.S. Meena, the cancellations have reduced daily passengers to 3000, resulting in a daily loss of 2 lakh rupees in passenger fare revenue. The remodeling work is expected to be completed by February 6th, after which all train operations and stops are expected to resume.

On Sunday, a track maintenance vehicle, a Unimet machine, derailed at Jiwdhara station on the Muzaffarpur-Bapudham railway line, disrupting train operations from 1:15 pm onwards. This incident affected 19 trains. Three passenger trains were cancelled, six trains had their destinations shortened, and the routes of 10 express trains were changed,...
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including the 19270 Muzaffarpur-Porbandar express. The track was repaired by 10 pm and train operations resumed. The three cancelled passenger trains were the 05259 Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj, 05287 Muzaffarpur-Raxaul, and 05508 Mehsi-Raxaul MEMU trains. The 15216 Narkatiaganj-Intercity train was terminated at Semra station, and the Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj MEMU passenger train was stopped at Jiwdhara. Passengers on the three cancelled passenger trains faced difficulties as they had already boarded the 05259 and 05508 trains. The sudden cancellation led to confusion and a crowd gathered at the inquiry counter, leading to a near riot situation. The RPF managed to control the crowd.