Due to heavy fog in Bihar, numerous trains are running significantly behind schedule, causing inconvenience to passengers. The delays are affecting both road and rail traffic. Several trains, including the Rajdhani Tejas Express, are running up to 12 hours late, with some experiencing delays as long as 13 hours. The delays...
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are attributed to fog-induced speed reductions. Passengers are expressing their frustration on social media, urging the railways to improve train speed. The delays are ongoing, despite the installation of fog safety devices on express trains, which are seemingly failing to perform as intended.

After the installation of the idol of Ramlala in Ayodhya, people from Hathras district are now searching for means to travel to Ayodhya. Currently, there is no direct Roadways bus service from Hathras to Ayodhya, causing devotees to seek seats on trains. Due to high demand, devotees are only able...
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to get reservations on the four trains running between Hathras and Aligarh railway stations to Ayodhya, and that too on the waiting list. Confirmed tickets are not available on any train.

Due to operational reasons, 9 trains on the Ayodhya route will have an additional stop at Patranga station instead of Daryabad station. This change is effective immediately and will last until January 31st, 2024. The affected trains include: 15083 (Chhapra-Faizabad Utsarg Express), 04203 (Lucknow-Ayodhya Cant Passenger), 13151 (Jammu Tawi Express), 13307...
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(Ganga-Satluj Express), 13483 (Farakka Express), 13009 (Doon Express), 14205 (Ayodhya-Delhi Express), 19168 (Sabarmati Express), and 19166 (Darbhanga Sabarmati Express). The exact duration of the stop for each train is also specified.

The Farakka Express train, scheduled to reach Rohtak station via Delhi on January 26th, is also set to travel to Ayodhya via Delhi on the same day. However, pilgrims from Rohtak attempting to book tickets for the journey have encountered difficulties as tickets are unavailable until May 5th. This has left...
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pilgrims disappointed, urging the railway to provide online booking options sooner. Many pilgrims had planned to visit Ayodhya after January 22nd, but due to the booking limitations, they are apprehensive about the potential discomfort of traveling in crowded general compartments. The railway has introduced the Farakka Express train specifically for the anticipated increase in pilgrims traveling to Ayodhya following the inauguration of the grand Ram Mandir.

The Farakka Express, previously running between Delhi and Malda, will now extend its route to include Bathinda via Rohtak. This decision was made to cater to the increased number of pilgrims traveling to Ayodhya after the inauguration of the Ram temple. The train will run four times a week and the...
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exact timetable is expected to be released in January. The extension will benefit passengers from Bathinda and Rohtak, especially businessmen who travel frequently between Punjab and Rohtak.