The North Eastern Railway's Lucknow Division has decided to carry out interlocking work for the doubling of the Tulsi Nagar, Malipur, and Zafarganj stations on the Barabanki-Ayodhya Cantt.-Shahganj-Zafarabad section. Due to this work, the routes of several trains will be changed from January 11 to 20. The 13009/13010 Howrah-Yog Nagri Rishikesh-Howrah...
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Doon Express will be diverted via Varanasi-Ma Belha Devi Dham Pratapgarh Junction-Lucknow from January 15 to 19. Similarly, the 13151 Kolkata-Jammu Tawi SF Express will also be diverted via the same route from January 15 to 19. The 13509 Asansol-Gonda Weekly Express, scheduled to depart on January 16, will be diverted via Mau, Gorakhpur, and Gonda. The 13510 Gonda-Asansol Express, scheduled to depart on January 17, will be diverted via Gonda, Gorakhpur, and Mau.

Due to dense fog, visibility on railway tracks was severely reduced, causing significant delays in train operations. The Gomti Express (Train no. 12420) arrived in Lucknow at 10:30 am on Thursday instead of its scheduled arrival at 9:30 pm on Wednesday. The return train, Gomti Express (Train no. 12419), also departed...
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with an eight-hour delay at 1:45 am. The Tejas Express (Train no. 82501) arriving from Delhi was delayed by 1 hour and 55 minutes, and the departing Tejas Express (Train no. 82502) was delayed by 1 hour and 22 minutes. The Shatabdi Express (Train no. 12004) arriving from Delhi was delayed by 15 minutes, while the departing Shatabdi Express (Train no. 12003) was delayed by 5 minutes. The Lucknow Mail (Train no. 12230) arriving from Delhi was delayed by 49 minutes, while the departing Lucknow Mail (Train no. 12229) was delayed by 45 minutes. Other trains affected by delays include: Gorakhdham Express (Train no. 12556), Ektamata Express (Train no. 14261), Indore Patna Express (Train no. 19313), Rajdhani Express (Train no. 20503), Kota Patna Express (Train no. 13240), Begam Pura Express (Train no. 12238), Upasana Express (Train no. 12328), Chandigarh Lucknow Express (Train no. 12232), Doon Express (Train no. 13010), Archana Express (Train no. 12356), Jallianwala Bagh Express (Train no. 18103), Punjab Mail (Train no. 13005), and Kolkata Express (Train no. 13152). Passengers experienced significant inconvenience due to these delays.

This article provides information on traveling from Indore to Ayodhya for the upcoming Shri Ramlala Pran Pratishtha ceremony at the newly constructed Ram Mandir on January 22nd. You can reach Ayodhya from Indore via train or road. Direct train options include the Indore-Patna Express (19321) departing every Saturday at 1:55...
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PM from Indore Junction and reaching Ayodhya Cantt after a 17-hour 50-minute journey. You can also take the Saryu-Yamuna Express which arrives at Ayodhya Dham station. Indirect train options include the Indore-Patna Express (19313) leaving Indore every Monday and Wednesday at 1:55 PM, reaching Lucknow the next day at 5:30 AM. From Lucknow, you can take the Saryu-Yamuna Express (departing at 6:20 PM), the Yog Nagri Rishikesh Howrah Special (departing at 8:45 PM), or the Ganga-Satluj Express (departing at 10:30 AM) to Ayodhya. You can also travel by road from Lucknow to Ayodhya. Another indirect route involves taking the Kashi-Mahakali Express from Indore on Wednesdays and Fridays. This train reaches Kanpur, from where you can continue your journey to Ayodhya via train or road. You can also reach Ayodhya by taking a train from Ujjain or Ratlam. The Muzaffarpur Express (19053) leaving Ujjain every Friday at 4:05 PM reaches Ayodhya the next day at 5:06 PM. Currently, there are no direct flights from Indore to Ayodhya. You can reach Kanpur or Lucknow by air and then take a road trip to Ayodhya. You can also travel from Indore to Ayodhya by bus via various travel agencies.

Due to fog, several express trains, including Rajdhani Express, are running behind schedule. The 22823 Bhubaneswar-New Delhi Rajdhani Express is delayed by 8 hours and 13 minutes, the 07255 Hyderabad-Patna Express Special is delayed by 8 hours and 16 minutes, the 18104 Amritsar-Tata Jallianwala Bagh Express is delayed by 7 hours...
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and 23 minutes, the 12802 New Delhi-Puri Purushottam Express is delayed by 12 hours and 52 minutes, the 13010 Dehradun Express is delayed by 2 hours and 54 minutes, the 12308 Jodhpur-Howrah Express is delayed by 7 hours and 56 minutes, the 22824 New Delhi-Bhubaneswar Rajdhani Express is delayed by 13 hours and 38 minutes, and the 12818 Jharkhand Express is delayed by 8 hours and 56 minutes.

Due to dense fog in the plains of India, train operations have been severely impacted. Many trains originating from cities in Uttar Pradesh have had their routes diverted, while others have been canceled altogether. This has led to inconvenience for passengers who rely heavily on train travel. A total of 14...
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trains on the Moradabad, Laksar, and Haridwar routes have been canceled from December 1st to March 2nd. Additionally, 8 trains have been canceled due to yard remodeling work at Barabanki station. The railway has also diverted routes of 16 trains on this route, further adding to the passenger's woes. Several trains, including the Doon Express, the Jammu Tawi Express, and the Ganga Sutlej Express, have been rerouted to pass through Varanasi, Pratapgarh, and Maan Velha Devi Dham until January 14th. The Bagh Express will pass through Budhwal City and Shahjahanpur until January 14th. The Avadh Assam Express, the Amarnath Express, the Lohit Express, and the Chandigarh Express will pass through Budhwal City, Sitapur, and Roja station on specific dates in December and January. The railway authority has stated that these measures are necessary for safety reasons, despite the inconvenience caused to passengers.