Due to maintenance work in the Duganpur station yard on the Moradabad-Bareilly railway line, a mega block has been implemented from June 19th to 26th, affecting 24 trains. This block has led to the regulation of 9 trains, rescheduling of 9 others, and diversion of 4 trains. The New Delhi-Dibrugarh Rajdhani...
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Express (train numbers 20504 and 20506) will be delayed by 75 minutes on June 22nd and 23rd, respectively. The Darbhanga-Amritsar train (15211) will be delayed by 75 minutes from June 20th to 22nd. The Amritsar-Saharsa Garib Rath (12204) will be delayed by 45 minutes on June 22nd and 23rd. The Amritsar Jansadharan (14603) will be delayed by 75 minutes on June 21st. The Gurumukhi Superfast (12326) will be regulated by 45 minutes on June 22nd. The Kashi Vishwanath Express (15128) will be regulated by 45 minutes on June 22nd and 23rd. The Anand Vihar Special (05531) will be regulated by 60 minutes on June 23rd. The Varanasi Special (04624) will be regulated by 120 minutes on June 23rd. The Saharsa Special (04028) will be regulated by 120 minutes on June 24th. The Mau Special (05310) will be regulated by 120 minutes on June 24th. Four trains will be diverted and will not stop at Bareilly Junction: The Amritsar-Saharsa train (12204) will take the Moradabad-Chandausi-Bareilly Cantt route on June 22nd. The Awadh Assam Express (15909) will take the Bareilly Cantt-Chandausi-Moradabad route on June 18th and 22nd. The Kumbh Express (12369) will take the Bareilly Cantt-Chandausi-Moradabad route on June 19th and 23rd. The Awadh Assam Express (15910) will take the Moradabad-Chandausi-Bareilly Cantt route on June 19th and 23rd. These diverted trains will not stop at Bareilly Junction and Rampur.

Eastern Railway is reclassifying eight of its Mail/Express trains from 'superfast' to regular Mail/Express status. This change is happening because these trains are not meeting the superfast speed criteria of 55 km/h. These trains have an average speed of 49.77 km/h to 54.91 km/h, making them ineligible for the superfast...
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classification. Passengers are often misled by the 'superfast' label, as these trains do not travel at the expected faster speeds. The reclassification is aimed at providing accurate information to passengers regarding travel times and improving operational clarity. The revised classification will not affect the existing schedules or travel arrangements, but will provide a more realistic expectation of travel times. This move is part of a broader effort by Indian Railways to improve service quality and transparency. The Railway Board will review the proposal, and the revised train numbers will be implemented from the Advance Reservation Period (ARP) date.

Several trains will be delayed between 22nd and 23rd June, 2023. The 20504/06 New Delhi Dibrugarh Rajdhani will be delayed from 20th to 22nd June, the 15211 Darbhanga Amritsar will be delayed on 22nd and 23rd June, the 12204 Amritsar Saharsa Garibrath will be delayed on 22nd and 23rd June, and...
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the 14603 Amritsar Jansadharan Express will be delayed on 21st June. Other trains will be running with controlled speed between 19th and 23rd June, including 04067 Darbhanga Delhi Special, 04096 Anand Vihar Ayodhya Special, 04680 Guwahati Special, 20506 Dibrugarh Rajdhani, 20504 Dibrugarh Rajdhani, 15211 Amritsar Jannayak, 12326 Gurmukhi Superfast, 15128 Kashi Vishwanath, 05531 Anand Vihar Special, 04624 Varanasi Special, 04028 Saharsa Special, and 05310 Mau Special. Additionally, the 12204 Amritsar Saharsa train will be diverted via Moradabad-Chandausi-Bareilly Cant on 22nd June. The 15909 Awadh Assam will be diverted via Bareilly Cant-Chandausi-Moradabad on 18th and 22nd June. The 12369 Kumbh Express will be diverted via Bareilly Cant-Chandausi-Moradabad on 19th and 23rd June. The 15910 Awadh Assam will be diverted via Moradabad-Chandausi-Bareilly Cant on 19th and 23rd June.

A freight train's engine malfunction near pole number 288/03 between Joramow and Madhupur on the main railway line caused a disruption in train operations for about half an hour. The 12369 Kumbh Express and the 13137 Azamgarh Express were stranded at Joramow and Vidyasagar respectively for approximately 50 minutes. The engine...
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failure was resolved by attaching a new engine after attempts to repair the existing one proved unsuccessful. The disruption affected the upline operation between 16.30 and 17.40, causing inconvenience to passengers in the sweltering heat. Once normal operations resumed, passengers were relieved.

The Howrah-Dehradun-Howrah Kumbha Express (trains 12369 and 12370) will have a temporary two-minute stop at Chittaranjan (CRJ) station on an experimental basis. The 12369 Howrah-Dehradun Kumbha Express will arrive at Chittaranjan on March 13, 2024 at 15:57 hrs, and the 12370 Dehradun-Howrah Kumbha Express will arrive on March 12, 2024 at...
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23:25 hrs. This two-minute stop will be implemented in both directions.