Due to the upcoming Navratri festival, a high demand for train tickets to Vaishno Devi has resulted in a shortage of seats on regular trains passing through Lucknow. Travelers are facing difficulties with waiting lists and are forced to book tickets on trains going to Delhi first and then to Jammu....
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Regular trains to Jammu, like the Begampura Express, are showing waiting lists of over 70 passengers for the dates of Navratri (April 9th and 10th). The Amarnath Express and the Kolkata-Jammu Tawi Express are also facing similar issues, with waiting lists ranging from 10 to 77 passengers. Passengers are now hoping to secure confirmed tickets through the tatkal quota on Monday.

Due to planned repair work at the Alamnagar railway station in the Lucknow division, several trains will be canceled or delayed between April 7th and 10th. Trains passing through Hardoi will be impacted, including the cancellation of 04319 Lucknow Shahjahanpur Lucknow Passenger (April 8-9) and 04320 Shahjahanpur Lucknow Shahjahanpur Passenger (April...
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9-10). The 04356 Balamou Lucknow Balamou Passenger (April 8) and 04355 Lucknow Balamou Lucknow Passenger (April 10) will also be canceled. The 13308 Firozpur Cantt Dhanbad Ganga Satluj Express (April 7-9) and the 13006 Amritsar Howrah Amritsar Punjab Mail (April 7-9) will be diverted to avoid Lucknow Charbagh station. The 22453 Lucknow Meerut City Rajrani Express will be delayed by 45 minutes on April 8, 30 minutes on April 9, and 70 minutes on April 10. The 13151 Kolkata Jammu Tawi Sealdah Express will be delayed by 150 minutes on April 7-8 and 180 minutes on April 9. The 22454 Rajrani Express will be delayed by 45 minutes on April 8, 15 minutes on April 9, and 60 minutes on April 10.

Due to operational reasons, several trains on the Lucknow route will be canceled, rerouted, or delayed between April 8th and 10th. Trains 04356 Balamou-Lucknow Express (April 8th), 04355 Lucknow-Balamou Express (April 10th), 04319 Lucknow-Shahjanpur Express (April 8th-10th), and 04320 Shahjanpur-Lucknow Express (April 9th-10th) will be canceled. Train 13308 Ganga Satluj will...
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be rerouted through Alamnagar, Transportnagar, Utretia, Sultanpur, and Jafrabad on April 8th-10th. Train 13006 Amritsar Howrah Mail will also be rerouted through Alamnagar, Transportnagar, and Utretia. Train 15904 Chandigarh Dibrugarh Express will depart at 2:35 AM instead of 11:35 PM. Train 13151 Kolkata Jammu Tawi Express will depart at 12:15 PM instead of 11:45 AM. Train 12332 Himgiri Express will be halted for 30 minutes in Moradabad Division. Train 15098 Jammu Tawi Bhagalpur Amarnath Express will be halted for 45 minutes on April 10th.

Due to development work between Lucknow and Alamnagar, rail operations will be impacted from April 8th to 10th. Four passenger trains running between Lucknow-Balamau and Shahjahanpur will be canceled, while the Kisan Express and Punjab Mail will operate on altered routes. The Lucknow-Balamau passenger train will be cancelled on April 8th...
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and 10th, while the Lucknow-Shahjahanpur passenger train will be cancelled from April 8th to 10th. The Kisan Express from Firozpur to Dhanbad and the Punjab Mail from Amritsar to Howrah will run via Alamnagar-Transport Nagar and Utretia from April 7th to 9th. Other trains like the Dibrugarh train will experience delays on April 7th, while Rajya Rani Express will be delayed from April 8th to 10th. The Sialdah Express (13151) will also be delayed from Kolkata by 2.25 hours and 3 hours, and the train from Bhagat Ki Kothi will be delayed by 2 hours. Rajya Rani, Himgiri, and Jammu Tawi-Bhagalpur Amarnath Express trains will be stopped at specific locations.

The Chiraki station in Dhanbad will have train halts from February 15th to 29th due to the Urs festival. The halt was initially scheduled from February 20th but has been brought forward. Train numbers 18625, 18626, 13151, 13152, 13307, and 13308 will have scheduled stops during this period. The Jammutawi Express...
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(13152) will be operating on a modified route until February 23rd. Meanwhile, a group of MNREGA workers met with Congress district president Santosh Singh, requesting a meeting with the Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Minister Alamgir Alam to address their issues. Mr. Singh assured them that he would meet the minister in Ranchi the following day and would work to resolve their concerns.