The Subedarganj and Vindhyachal stations will have temporary stops for various train services during the Magh Mela. The railway administration is providing temporary stops for different train services at Subedarganj and Vindhyachal stations for the convenience of railway passengers during the Magh Mela in 2024. According to the Chief Public Relations Officer of North Western Railway, Captain Shashi Kiran, the following train services will have temporary stops at Subedarganj and Vindhyachal stations during the Magh Mela: 1. Train number 12403/20403, Prayagraj-Bikaner Express, will arrive at Subedarganj station at 23:20 and depart at 23:22 on the mentioned dates. 2. Train number 12404/20404, Bikaner-Prayagraj Express, will arrive at Subedarganj station at 04:08 and depart at 04:10 on the mentioned dates. 3. Train number 12307, Howrah-Jodhpur Express, will arrive at Vindhyachal station at 11:05 and depart at 11:07 on the mentioned dates. 4. Train number 12308, Jodhpur-Howrah Express, will arrive at Vindhyachal station at 16:35 and depart at 16:37 on the mentioned dates. 5. Train number 22307, Howrah-Bikaner Express, will arrive at Vindhyachal station at 11:05 and depart at 11:07 on the mentioned dates. 6. Train number 22308, Bikaner-Howrah Express, will arrive at Vindhyachal station at 16:35 and depart at 16:37 on the mentioned dates.

Yo, travelers, listen up! There's a possibility that the Mathura Junction yard remodeling work is gonna start soon. After this work, the Alwar-Mathura and Mathura-Kasganj lines will be connected. Plus, trains from Achhenera will be able to go to Alwar without any reversal at Mathura Jn, and trains from Kasganj side can also go to Alwar after engine reversal. Due to this work, from 16th October to February, the route for Bikaner-Prayagraj-Bikaner will be via Bharatpur, and only till Jaipur for Barmeer-Mathura. On top of that, Alwar/Jaipur-Mathura will also be canceled. Once the aforementioned work is complete, there will be a direct route from Alwar to Mathura section, which will be in the NER zone, making way for new long-distance trains. Peace out!