Due to a mega block from April 3rd to 5th, 14 trains will be affected. Four trains will be canceled, and 10 trains will be delayed by two hours. Interlocking and other work will be done on the Shahjahanpur-Alamanagar rail section. This block will affect travel between Bareilly-Varanasi and Bareilly-Prayagraj. The...
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Dehradun-Lucknow Vande Bharat Express, which started operations recently, will be affected due to the low average speed of trains on this section. The block was initially planned for March 20th but was canceled due to Holi.

From April 3rd to 5th, non-interlocking work will be carried out at Todarpur station on the Alamnagar-Shahjahanpur section of the Moradabad railway division. This will affect seven trains passing through Moradabad, including the Rajyarani Express. These trains will be delayed by different times over the three days, causing inconvenience for thousands...
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of passengers. The senior DCM, Aditya Gupta, stated that the (22454) Meerut-Lucknow Rajyarani Express will depart from Meerut two hours late from April 3rd to 5th. The (15098) Jammu Tawi-Bhagalpur Amarnath Express will depart from Jammu Tawi 65 minutes late on April 2nd.

Due to development work aimed at improving train operations, several train services will be impacted on the Alamnagar-Shahjahanpur rail section from April 3rd to 5th. The work, involving inter-locking at Todarpur, will affect train operations on the Lucknow route. Four trains running between Bareilly-Prayagraj and Varanasi will be cancelled for three...
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days, while two passenger trains on the Lucknow-Shahjahanpur section will be terminated midway. Ten trains will be affected by the NI work. The Varanasi-Bareilly and Bareilly-Prayagraj Express trains will be suspended from April 2nd to 5th. The Lucknow-Shahjahanpur passenger train will be short-terminated at Balamou during the same period. Trains like the Tanakpur-Singrauli, Meerut to Lucknow Rajyarani (22454), Himgiri, Jammu Tawi-Bhagalpur, Jammu Tawi-Guwahati, and Kathgodam to Lucknow trains will be delayed by 1-2 hours from their originating stations. Sialdah (13152), Awadh Assam Guwahati (15910), and Bhagat Ki Kothi to Kamakhya (15623) trains will be controlled for half an hour to an hour en route.

Numerous trains are running behind schedule in Bihar despite improving weather conditions. The Rajdhani Tejas Superfast Express is delayed by 5 hours, and many other trains operating under the jurisdiction of East Central Railway are also running late. Several passengers have expressed their dissatisfaction on social media. Specific trains affected include:...
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12394 New Delhi Rajendra Nagar Sampoorna Kranti Superfast Express (2 hours late), 12310 Tejas Rajdhani Express (5 hours late), 18623 Islamnagar Hatia Express (10 hours late), 12333 Howrah Prayagraj Vibhuti Superfast (5 hours late), 15484 Delhi Alipurduar Mahananda Express (6.5 hours late), 22466 Anand Vihar Madhopur Humsafar Superfast (5.5 hours late), 12368 Anand Vihar Bhagalpur Vikramshila Express (5 hours late), 15623 Bhagat Ki Kothi Kamakhya Express (4.5 hours late). The article highlights the ongoing issue of train delays during winter due to fog, and notes that the Railways have yet to effectively address the problem.

Dense fog in Delhi and surrounding areas has severely impacted rail services. The Tejas Express, departing from Lucknow to Delhi, arrived in Delhi over eight hours late. The Shatabdi Express arriving from Delhi reached Lucknow five hours behind schedule. These trains also faced delays on their return journeys. Other trains experiencing...
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delays include: The Garib Rath (12204) from Delhi arrived three and a half hours late, the Rajdhani Express (20504) by two hours, the Mahamana Express (22418) by one and a half hours, the Gokhadham (12556) by six hours, the Sampark Kranti (12566) by two and a half hours, and the Kamakhya Express (15623) by six hours. Similarly, several trains passing through Lucknow were also delayed, including: The Rajdhani Express (20505) by two hours, the Shramjeevi Express (12391) by three quarters of an hour, the Mahamana Express (22417) by five hours, the Shatabdi Express (12003) by four hours, and the Delhi Clone Express (02569) by six hours. Numerous other trains on different routes also faced significant delays.