Due to redevelopment work at Gandhi Nagar and Jaipur Junction, several train services have been affected and canceled. The Udaipur-Khajuraho-Udaipur train will operate on a different route from June 8th. Train number 19665, Khajuraho-Udaipur Express, will depart from Khajuraho on June 9th on an alternate route. Train 14821, Jodhpur-Sabarmati, is...
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canceled on June 6th and 7th. Train 14822, Sabarmati-Jodhpur, is canceled on June 7th and 8th. Train 14701, Sri Ganganagar-Bandra Terminus, will depart from Sri Ganganagar 3 hours late on June 6th. Train 14707, Lalgarh-Dadar, will depart from Lalgarh on June 7th and will be regulated for 1 hour 30 minutes between Jodhpur Marwar Junction and its destination. Ten NWR trains have been canceled on various dates in June and May. Nine trains are canceled on June 9th, including train numbers 20977, 20978, 22987, 22988, 09635, and 09636.

The redevelopment work at Gandhinagar Jaipur Station is in progress. Due to the construction of an air concourse, rail services will be affected, impacting various train services. The North Western Railway Ajmer Division PRO, Ashok Chauhan, has announced the cancellation of several train services. Train number 20977, the Ajmer-Chandigarh service, is...
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cancelled on 09.06.24. Train number 20978, the Chandigarh-Ajmer service, is cancelled on 09.06.24. Train number 22987, the Ajmer-Agra Fort service, is cancelled on 09.06.24.

Due to redevelopment work at Gandhinagar Jaipur station, several train services have been partially cancelled. On June 9th, Vande Bharat train 20977-78 between Ajmer and Chandigarh will not operate. Pooja Express (12414) will depart from Jammu Tawi and terminate at Khatipura on June 8th. The Ajmer-Jammu Tawi train (12413) will depart...
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from Khatipura on June 9th. The Ajmer Shatabdi Express (12015) will operate between Ajmer and New Delhi on June 9th, stopping at Khatipura. The Ajmer-New Delhi train (12016) will depart from Khatipura on June 9th. Passengers travelling to Jaipur or Ajmer will need to make their own arrangements to reach Khatipura station.

The Vande Bharat Express train number 20978, running between Chandigarh and Ajmer, has undergone a transformation, now sporting a saffron color. Passengers at Ambala Cantt railway station were surprised to see the new look of the train on Thursday. The train's TTE was seen wearing traditional Rajasthani attire, including a turban....
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This, however, was not a directive from the railway but a personal choice reflecting his Rajasthani identity. The train departed for Delhi after a brief halt of 2 minutes. Initially, when the Chandigarh-Ajmer Vande Bharat operations commenced in March, the train was painted in white and blue, similar to the existing Vande Bharat running between New Delhi and Katra. The Chandigarh-Ajmer Vande Bharat, train numbers 20978 and 77, began operations on March 14th. The Chandigarh-bound Vande Bharat stops at platform 7, while the Ajmer-bound train halts at platform 1 in Ambala Cantt. The Ajmer-bound train (20977) departs at 6:20 AM and arrives in Ambala Cantt at 2:03 PM and Chandigarh at 2:45 PM. The return train (20978) leaves at 3:15 PM, reaching Ambala Cantt at 3:55 PM and Ajmer at 11:55 PM. The train has scheduled stops in both directions at Jaipur, Alwar, Gurugram, Delhi Cantt, and Ambala Cantt.

The Vande Bharat Express, a semi-high-speed train, was first launched in India in 2019. Currently, 34 Vande Bharat Express trains operate on various routes across the country. In Rajasthan, there are currently three Vande Bharat Express trains operating on three different routes: 1) Ajmer-Delhi Cantt Vande Bharat Express (20977) connecting Ajmer...
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to Delhi Cantt (the first Vande Bharat train in Rajasthan), 2) Udaipur City-Jaipur Vande Bharat Express (20979) connecting Udaipur City to Jaipur, and 3) Jodhpur-Sabarmati Vande Bharat Express (12461) connecting Jodhpur to Sabarmati. These trains operate in both directions.