Starting from the first week of November, Indian Railways will increase the number of unreserved coaches in 28 trains passing through Bareilly. These trains operate on various routes including Purvanchal, Bihar, Punjab, Jammu, Delhi, Uttarakhand. This increase will take the total number of coaches in most trains to 22. The...
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trains affected include the 12587/88 Gorakhpur-Jammu Tawi-Gorakhpur Express, 15097/98 Amarnath Express, 12555/56 Gorakhpur-Bathinda-Gorakhpur Express, 15005/06 Gorakhpur-Dehradun-Gorakhpur Express, 15001/02 Muzaffarpur-Dehradun-Muzaffarpur Express, 15011/12 Lucknow-Chandigarh-Lucknow Express, 15043/44 Lucknow-Kathgodam-Lucknow Express, 12559/60 Varanasi-New Delhi-Varanasi Express, 12581/82 Varanasi-New Delhi-Varanasi Express, 15127/28 Varanasi-New Delhi-Varanasi Express, 15119/20 Varanasi-Dehradun-Varanasi Express, 15057/58 Gorakhpur-Anand Vihar-Gorakhpur Express, 12035/36 Tanakpur-Delhi-Tanakpur Express, and 15020/19 Tanakpur-Dehradun-Tanakpur Express.

Train delays are causing significant inconvenience to passengers at Hardoi Railway Station. Many trains, including the 13152 Jammutavi-Kolkata Sealdah Express, 15910 Avadh Assam Express, 15652 Lohit Express, 12232 Chandigarh Lucknow Superfast Express, 13010 Doon Express, 15120 Janta Express, 15005 Rapti Ganga Weekly Express, 14235 Banaras Bareilly Express, and 15128 New Delhi...
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Varanasi Kashi Vishwanath Express, are arriving hours late. Passengers are complaining about the lack of basic amenities at the station, including insufficient water coolers and shade. They are also demanding an additional stop for a train between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM to facilitate travel to Lucknow. The article criticizes the Indian Railways for prioritizing premium trains while neglecting existing ones, leading to widespread dissatisfaction among passengers.

Due to the ongoing farmers' protests in Punjab, train operations are severely disrupted. Trains heading towards Punjab and Jammu are causing passengers to wait for 15 hours or more. The situation is so severe that passengers are forced to postpone their journeys as their tickets are valid for today, but the...
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trains arrive the next day. This disruption has led to a significant number of passengers choosing to avoid traveling. On Saturday, the 12429 Moradhwaj Superfast arrived in Bareilly with a seven-hour delay. The 18104 Amritsar-Tatanagar Express, scheduled to arrive in Bareilly on Friday night at 10:50 pm, reached on Saturday morning at 7:21 am. Other affected trains include the 15654 Amarnath Express (15-hour delay), 15005 Rapti Ganga Express (5-hour delay), 14649 Saryu-Yamuna Express (9-hour delay), and 05050 Amritsar-Chhapra Special train (8-hour delay).

The Indian Railways has announced minor changes to the schedules of six trains passing through Bareilly to accommodate the operation of the Lucknow-Dehradun-Lucknow Vande Bharat Express (Train No. 22545/22546). The Vande Bharat Express will operate six days a week, excluding Mondays, starting from March 26th. The changes affect the arrival and...
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departure times of the Muzaffarpur-Dehradun Weekly Express (Train No. 15001) departing Muzaffarpur on March 25th and the Gorakhpur-Dehradun Bi-Weekly Express (Train No. 15005) departing Gorakhpur on March 27th. These trains will now arrive at Haridwar at 11:50 am instead of 12:00 pm and depart at 11:58 am, reaching Dehradun at 2:15 pm instead of 2:05 pm.