The new Nishatpura railway station in Bhopal is almost ready to start operations. The station, which was completed a year ago, is expected to be inaugurated during the budget session. The station will serve as the city's fourth railway station and will benefit over 100,000 passengers. It will reduce congestion at...
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the existing stations in Bhopal and Rani Kamalapati. The station has all the necessary amenities, including catering, ticket counters, and other facilities. The initial plan is to stop 14 trains at the station, including the Dr. Ambedkar Nagar-Prayagraj Junction-Dr. Ambedkar Nagar Express, Ahmedabad-Patna-Ahmedabad Weekly Express, Indore-Bareilly-Indore Weekly Express, Indore-Patna-Indore Weekly Express, and Indore-Patna-Indore Bi-weekly Express. The Bhopal division has sent a proposal to the board through the PMR zone.

Due to the dismantling of foot over bridge-1 at Varanasi Junction Station, the North Railway Lucknow Division has announced changes to train routes and schedules from March 1st to 9th, 2024. These changes include platform adjustments, delayed departures, and cancellations. Several trains will be shifted to different platforms on different...
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dates, some will be delayed, and two trains, 03649 Baksar-Banaras MEMU Passenger Special and 03650 Banaras-Baksar MEMU Passenger Special, will be canceled on March 8th. A detailed list of affected trains, including their numbers, departure times, and delays, is provided in the article.

The Indore-Patna express train, running thrice a week, is facing overcrowding issues, especially in general and sleeper class, due to increasing passenger demand. This leads to discomfort for reserved passengers with limited space and people standing in corridors. Passengers even spill into the third AC class. The Zonal Railway Users...
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Consultative Committee (ZRUCC) meeting scheduled for February 16th in Mumbai will address the issue of increasing the frequency of the train. Despite previous requests from the MP, Shankar Lalwani, for increased frequency, it has not been successful. Similarly, efforts to increase the frequency of the Shipra Express and Kamakhya Express have also failed.

Indian Railways has announced plans to launch special 'Aastha Trains' to Ayodhya from five cities, including Indore. The train from Indore is scheduled to depart on February 3rd, providing direct service to Ayodhya and returning to Indore. This special train will likely be a dedicated service, potentially connecting with the existing...
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Indore - Patna Express via Ayodhya Cantt, which operates under train number 19321.