Despite the absence of fog and cold weather, train services are facing significant delays. Regular mail and express trains, as well as special trains, are arriving at the Cantt station two to eight hours behind schedule. Passengers are continuously lodging complaints about the inconvenience caused by these delays. On Saturday, the...
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13238 Kota-Patna Express arrived at the Cantt railway station three hours late, reaching at 3:35 PM instead of its scheduled 2:35 PM arrival. Other trains like the 13010 Dehradun Express to Kolkata departed two and a quarter hours behind schedule, the 13308 Ganga-Satluj Express was delayed by five hours, and the 08104 Tata Summer Special was delayed by approximately eight hours. The Jammu Tawi-Kolkata Express, the Sealdah-Lucknow Fair Special, the Ahmedabad-Darbhanga Antyodaya Express, and the Jammu Tawi-Varanasi Begampura Express were delayed by 8.40 hours, 3.40 hours, 2.45 hours, and 3.25 hours respectively. Other special trains passing through Cantt from other major cities arrived with delays. Passengers took to social media, tagging the DRM and other railway board officials, to express their grievances. They reported overcrowding in coaches, water shortages in some compartments, and cooling issues in AC coaches. Railway officials attribute the delays to diversions and blockages caused by ongoing railway projects in various divisions.

Due to the Holi festival, train bookings are completely full. Ticket bookings are three times higher than usual days. The longest waiting list is for sleeper class tickets. There is a huge rush for booking tickets on more than 10 trains. In response to this high demand, the railways are preparing...
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to run special trains. Over 250 trains pass through stations like Agra Cantt, Agra Fort, and Raja Ki Mandi daily. Holi is on March 25th and working people are travelling home to celebrate the festival. This has led to long waiting lists for tickets. The trains with the highest booking demand include Malwa Express (12919), Jhelum Express (11077), Mangala Express (12618), Goa Express (12780), Punjab Mail (12138), Kota Express (13238), Chhattisgarh Express (18238), Marudhar Express (14864), Jodhpur-Howrah Superfast (12308), and Mumbai Rajdhani Express (22222).

Most of the trains affected by the yard remodeling at Mathura station in the Agra division have resumed their operations. Trains that were cancelled from Kota, including 12059/12060 Kota-Hazrat Nizamuddin-Kota Janshatabdi Express, 19803/19804 Kota-Shree Mata Vaishno Devi Katra-Kota Express, 20985/20986 Kota-Martyr Captain Tushar Mahajan (Udhampur)-Kota Express, and 19109/19110 Kota-Mathura-Kota MEMU, have...
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resumed their regular operations. Similarly, train number 13237/13238 Kota-Patna-Kota has also resumed its regular operations.

Due to heavy fog in Bihar, numerous trains are running significantly behind schedule, causing inconvenience to passengers. The delays are affecting both road and rail traffic. Several trains, including the Rajdhani Tejas Express, are running up to 12 hours late, with some experiencing delays as long as 13 hours. The delays...
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are attributed to fog-induced speed reductions. Passengers are expressing their frustration on social media, urging the railways to improve train speed. The delays are ongoing, despite the installation of fog safety devices on express trains, which are seemingly failing to perform as intended.