Top News

Train Cancelled: Indian Railways is one of the largest rail networks in the country. Thousands and millions of people travel by train every day. Over the past few years, the government has been working to further expand the railway network, and new projects are being developed continuously. The new rail bridge, parallel to the existing Rajendra Bridge over the Ganges River near Mokama, is one of these projects. Non-interlocking work is still pending to connect the bridge to the existing rail lines.

Before this, pre-NI work will be carried out on the Patna-Kiul section. This may cause some inconvenience to passengers on this route. Pre-NI work on the Patna-Kiul section will begin on September 21st and be completed by October 4th. 

338 trains will remain cancelled

According to media reports, 338 trains have been cancelled over a 15-day period due to the work, which will take place from September 21st to October 4th. Furthermore, several trains have been diverted and many will be limited. During this period, several trains on routes between Bhagalpur, Patna, Muzaffarpur, Ajmer, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh will be affected. Many of these trains will operate on altered routes. 56 trains will be partially cancelled and 67 trains will be partially operated. 

How many trains will be cancelled on which day? 

During these 15 days, 6 trains will be cancelled on some days, and 36 trains on other days. According to reports, 36 trains will be cancelled on October 3rd. Six trains will be cancelled on September 20th. 12 trains will be cancelled on September 21st. 13 trains will be cancelled on September 22nd. 15 trains will be cancelled on September 23rd. 21 trains will be cancelled on September 24th. 24 trains will be cancelled on September 25th, 29 trains on September 26th, 31 trains on September 27th, 21 trains on September 28th, and 20 trains on September 29th. Additionally, 25 trains will be cancelled on September 30th, 32 trains on October 1st, 32 trains on October 2nd, 36 trains on October 3rd, and 21 trains on October 4th.