To accommodate the surge in passengers traveling for Diwali and Chhath Puja, Indian Railways has planned to operate 10,000 festival special trains across the country. Bhopal and Rani Kamlapati railway stations are set to see the launch of 2 dozen such special trains, with their schedules being released in the...
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next two days. The addition of these trains, combined with existing festival specials passing through Bhopal from Uttar Pradesh to Maharashtra, will provide over 50 festival special train options for travelers departing from Bhopal. To address the needs of unreserved passengers, Indian Railways is increasing the number of general coaches in over 100 trains. The decision to operate these special trains was taken by the West Central Railway zone, which encompasses Bhopal, Jabalpur, and Kota divisions. The zone has been instructed to assess the passenger volume and station capacity within their respective divisions to determine the specific special train requirements. The article lists several trains operating from Bhopal to different destinations, including Gorakhpur, Delhi, Bihar, Lucknow, Gujarat, and more.

The Commercial Department team of Gorakhpur Railway Station, led by Station Director Jay Prakash Singh, conducted raids on four express trains and seized 1236 water bottles being sold illegally. A total of 540 bottles were seized from the Satyagraha Express (15273), 84 from Panvel Express (15068), 372 from Dadar Express (15018)...
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and 240 from Avadh Express (19037). The inspection campaign will continue under the guidance of the Chief Commercial Manager of the North Eastern Railway.

A team from the Commercial Department of Gorakhpur Railway Station conducted raids on four express trains and seized 1236 unauthorized water bottles. The station director, Jay Prakash Singh, himself seized 540 bottles from the 15273 Satyagraha Express. The other trains from which bottles were seized are: 15068 Panvel Express (84 bottles),...
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15018 Dadar Express (372 bottles), and 19037 Avadh Express (240 bottles). This inspection campaign will continue under the guidance of the Chief Commercial Manager of the North Eastern Railway.

Due to a traffic block on the Akola-Ratlam route, several trains will be operating on alternative routes. Here are the details: - The 15065 Gorakhpur-Panvel Express departing from Gorakhpur on July 18, 19, 20, and 21, 2024, will be rerouted via Nishatpura-Sant Hardaram Nagar-Nagda-Ratlam-Vadodara-Surat instead of the usual Bhopal-Itarsi-Khandwa-Bhusawal-Panvel route....
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- The 15066 Panvel-Gorakhpur Express departing from Panvel on July 17, 19, 20, 21, and 22, 2024, will be rerouted via Panvel-Vasai Road-Surat-Vadodara-Ratlam-Nagda-Sant Hardaram Nagar-Nishatpura instead of the usual Bhusawal-Khandwa-Itarsi-Bhopal route. - The 15067 Gorakhpur-Bandra Terminus Express departing from Gorakhpur on July 17, 2024, will be rerouted via Nishatpura-Sant Hardaram Nagar-Nagda-Ratlam-Vadodara-Bhestan instead of the usual Nishatpura-Bhopal-Itarsi-Khandwa-Bhusawal route. - The 15068 Bandra Terminus-Gorakhpur Express departing from Bandra Terminus on July 19, 2024, will be rerouted via Bhestan-Vadodara-Ratlam-Nagda-Sant Hardaram Nagar-Nishatpura instead of the usual Bhusawal-Khandwa-Itarsi-Bhopal-Nishatpura route.

Due to gauge conversion and yard remodeling work between Bhusaval and Khandwa on the Central Railway's Bhusaval Division, 33 trains have been canceled, including those passing through Bhopal. This disruption will affect travelers planning journeys from July 13th to 24th. Affected trains include the Pune-Jabalpur Express, Dadar-Ballia Central Express, and several...
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others, with cancellations scheduled on various dates between July 13th and 24th. Specific dates and train numbers are provided for each affected train.