Due to track work at Roza station from July 7th to August 7th, 96 trains will be affected on the Moradabad division of North Railways. 60 trains will be cancelled, including 48 passing through Bareilly Junction. Some trains will be diverted, while others will be controlled with delays of 30 minutes...
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to an hour. The work is for re-modeling the Roza yard. A list of affected trains, including cancellations, diversions, and delays, has been released. This includes trains like the Garib Rath, Dibrugarh Express, and various others. Specific dates and train numbers are provided for all cancelled trains, and details are given for trains with schedule changes.

A freight train collision with the Kanchanjunga Express near New Jalpaiguri station in West Bengal has disrupted the operation of five trains on the Bareilly-Delhi route. Several train routes have been altered due to restoration and relief efforts following the accident. The Dibrugarh-Rajdhani Express (20503), travelling via Bareilly-Moradabad, was diverted and...
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delayed by four hours. The New Jalpaiguri-Udaipur City Express (19602) was delayed by three hours. The New Delhi-Dibrugarh Rajdhani Express (20506) has been rerouted through Aluabari Road Jn.-Bagdogra-Siliguri-New Jalpaiguri. The Guwahati-Jammutawi Lohit Express (15651) has been rerouted via New Jalpaiguri-Siliguri-Bagdogra-Aluabari Road Jn. The Lalgarh-Dibrugarh Avadh Assam Express (15910) has been rerouted via Aluabari Road Jn.-Bagdogra-Siliguri-New Jalpaiguri. Several other trains experienced significant delays due to blockages at various junctions, including the Ayodhya Summer Special (226 hours), Saharsa Summer Special 2 (14 hours), Varanasi Special 1 (54 hours), Saryu Yamuna Express 1 (36 hours), 15909 Avadh Assam (150 hours), and 12332 Himgiri (145 hours). The Kanchanjunga Express, travelling from Agartala, Tripura to Kolkata's Sealdah, was rear-ended by a freight train near Rangapani station, resulting in the death of nine people and injuries to 41 others.

Eastern Railway is reclassifying eight of its Mail/Express trains from 'superfast' to regular Mail/Express status. This change is happening because these trains are not meeting the superfast speed criteria of 55 km/h. These trains have an average speed of 49.77 km/h to 54.91 km/h, making them ineligible for the superfast...
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classification. Passengers are often misled by the 'superfast' label, as these trains do not travel at the expected faster speeds. The reclassification is aimed at providing accurate information to passengers regarding travel times and improving operational clarity. The revised classification will not affect the existing schedules or travel arrangements, but will provide a more realistic expectation of travel times. This move is part of a broader effort by Indian Railways to improve service quality and transparency. The Railway Board will review the proposal, and the revised train numbers will be implemented from the Advance Reservation Period (ARP) date.

The Izzatnagar Railway Division will begin operating a regular DEMU special train from Bareilly City to Lalkuan starting June 3rd. The train, numbered (05401/05402), will run daily with a schedule and stops announced by the Railway. From July 1st, the train's timings will be adjusted. The decision to introduce this service...
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comes due to increased passenger traffic during the summer season, especially on the Bareilly-Lalkuan route. The train will depart Bareilly City at 8:25 AM, reaching Lalkuan at 10:45 AM. It will then leave Lalkuan at 3:50 PM and arrive back in Bareilly City at 6:10 PM. This new service will be beneficial for passengers traveling to Purnagiri. On Friday, the railway track at Bareilly Junction was replaced due to deterioration, causing a 1.5-hour block from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM. The block was implemented after the passage of the (15910) Avadh Assam Express. Several trains, including the Jan Nayak Express (15211), Guwahati Gorakhpur Special (05655), Mumbai Summer Special (09076), Mau Summer Special (05302), and Himgiri (12332) were delayed by 20 hours, 20 hours, 17.5 hours, 3.25 hours, and 11 hours respectively.

Train operations on the Punjab and Jammu Tawi routes, which have been operating on altered routes for several days, continue to face delays. On Monday, the 12588 Jammu Tawi-Gorakhpur Amarnath Express was delayed by 38 hours. This train, which departed from Jammu Tawi on May 4th, was scheduled to arrive in...
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Lucknow on Sunday at 3:20 PM. It is now expected to arrive in Lucknow on Monday at 5:45 AM. Other trains also faced delays: 12203 Garib Rath Express (15 hours), 12238 Begam Pura Express (12 hours), 12356 Archanha Express, and 13308 Ganga Sutluj Express (11 hours), 12332 Himgiri Express (10 hours), 13152 Jammu Tawi-Kolkata Express (6 hours), 12587 Amarnath Express (15 hours), 01015 Jansadharan Special (3 hours), 05326 LTT-Gorakhpur Special (12 hours), and 01016 Dadar Jansadharan Special (11 hours).