A train derailment occurred in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, involving an express train traveling from Chandigarh to Dibrugarh. The incident resulted in the derailment of five coaches, with one coach severely damaged. Two people have died in the accident. As a result of the accident, the routes of several trains have been...
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diverted. The diverted trains and their alternate routes are: 1. Train No. 15707 Katihar-Amritsar Express: Via Mankapur-Ayodhya-Barabanki 2. Train No. 15653 Guwahati-Shrimaata Vaishno Devi Katra Express: Via Mankapur-Ayodhya-Barabanki 3. Train No. 12555 Gorakhdham Superfast Express: Via Barhni-Gonda 4. Train No. 12553 Vaishali Superfast Express: Via Barhni-Gonda 5. Train No. 12565 Bihar Sampark Kranti Express: Via Mankapur Junction-Ayodhya Cantt-Barabanki Junction 6. Train No. 12557 Saptakranti Superfast Express: Via Mankapur Junction-Ayodhya Cantt-Barabanki Junction 7. Train No. 15273 Satyagraha Express: Via Barhni-Gonda 8. Train No. 19038 Awadh Express: Via Barhni-Gonda 9. Train No. 22537 Kushinagar Superfast Express: Via Barhni-Gonda 10. Train No. 13019 Bagh Express: Via Barhni-Gonda The railway authorities have also released helpline numbers for assistance: Gonda: 89574009652, Lucknow: 89574092923, Siwan: 90266242514, Chhapra: 83039792175, Deoria Sadar: 8303098950.

On July 18, 2024, eight coaches of a train traveling from Chandigarh to Dibrugarh derailed between Motigunj and Jhilahi railway stations in Gonda district, Uttar Pradesh. This accident resulted in four fatalities and twenty injuries. Consequently, several train services on that route were either canceled or rerouted. The affected trains include...
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the Amrapali Express (15707), Guwahati Jammu Tawi Amarnath Express (15653), Gorakhdham Superfast Express (12555), Vaishali Superfast Express (12553), Bihar Sampark Kranti Express (12565), Sapt Kranti Superfast Express (12557), Satyagraha Express (15273), Avadh Express (19038), Kushinagar Superfast Express (22537), Bagh Express (13019), Katihar-Amritsar Express, and Guwahati-Shrimaata Vaishno Devi Katra Express. The Indian Railways issued helpline numbers for Gonda, Lucknow, Siwan, Chhapra, and Deoria Sadar to assist those affected by the accident.

A train accident involving the 15904 Chandigarh-Dibrugarh Express has occurred in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, causing 12 coaches to derail and 5 to overturn. Four people are reported dead and several injured. The accident has affected train routes, resulting in changes for seven trains: 12553 (Saharsa-New Delhi), 12565 (Darbhanga-Anand Vihar), 12557 (Muzaffarpur-Anand...
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Vihar), 15273 (Raxual-Anand Vihar), 19038 (Barauni-Bandra Terminus), 13019 (Howrah-Kathgodam), and 14673 (Jaynagar-Amritsar). Helpline numbers have been issued for families of passengers, and Katihar railway station has opened a help desk to assist them. Approximately 187 passengers disembarked at Katihar and over 241 at Kishanganj on this train.

The Indian Railway's Ratlam division is adding two extra general class coaches to 32 long-distance trains originating from or passing through Ratlam. These include trains like the Bandra-Barauni Express, Indore-Howrah Express, Indore-Patna Express, and Indore-Amritsar Express. Additionally, trains like the Jabalpur-Indore Express and the Varanasi-Indore Express will receive three extra sleeper...
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coaches. The changes are being made to increase passenger capacity and improve travel comfort.

A woman was arrested by the Railway Police at Bapudham Motihari Railway Station for stealing a handbag from a passenger on board the 19038 Avadh Express train. The thief was caught after she disembarked from the train at Motihari Station and tried to flee. The Railway Police apprehended her and recovered...
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a mobile phone, a pair of anklets, sweets, and INR 13,800 from the stolen handbag. The arrested woman, identified as Chutari Devi, is a resident of Madwan village in the Kurja police station area of Muzaffarpur district. She confessed to stealing the handbag and was subsequently sent to judicial custody after registering an FIR.