Due to ongoing double-tracking work on the Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj rail line at Kumarbagh and Chakia stations, the 19038 Barouni-Bandra Awadh Express departed from Barouni with a delay of 3 hours and 10 minutes on Saturday. This train arrived in Muzaffarpur with a delay of approximately 3 hours and 33 minutes. Passengers at...
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the junction faced discomfort due to the train's delay. Additionally, the 01043 Lokmanya Tilak Terminal-Samastipur special train, which was scheduled to arrive on Friday evening, did not reach Muzaffarpur until late Saturday night. The train, originally scheduled for 6:50 PM on May 31st, was delayed due to a lack of available coaches and was rescheduled to depart for Samastipur at 1:52 PM on June 1st. This train is expected to reach Muzaffarpur around 6:30 AM on Sunday (June 2nd), a delay of approximately 35 hours. The 04073 Saharsa-New Delhi special train also arrived in Muzaffarpur with a delay of 8 hours. The 04060 Anand Vihar-Jaynagar special train also experienced a delay of 2.5 hours.

Due to pre-non interlocking and non-interlocking work at Kumarbagh station on the Muzaffarpur-Paniyawa section of the Samastipur Division of the East Central Railway, several train services will be affected. This includes control, rescheduling, route changes, and stoppage cancellations. **Control:** Several trains will be controlled for specific durations between different stations....
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**Rescheduling:** Some trains will be rescheduled from their originating stations by a specified number of minutes. **Route Changes:** Several trains will be diverted from their usual routes between specified stations. **Stoppage Cancellations:** The details of the affected trains, their dates of operation, and the specific changes to their schedules can be found below.

The Kumarbag and Chakia stations on the Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj railway line will undergo doubling work in four phases. To facilitate this, three pairs of MEMU trains have been cancelled, three trains have been short-terminated, and two have been short-originated. Additionally, a dozen trains will operate under controlled conditions, another dozen have been...
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rescheduled, and a dozen and a half will run on alternative routes. Twelve trains will not stop at Chakia Station, and three pairs of trains will temporarily halt at Nawaipur Sahi Halt. The work is scheduled as follows: BPNI work from May 25th to June 3rd, pre-NI from June 4th to 12th, NI from June 13th to 15th, and post-NI from June 16th to 21st. The article provides a detailed list of train cancellations, short terminations, short origins, controlled operations, reschedulings, altered routes, trains not stopping at Chakia, and temporary stops at Nawaipur Sahi Halt. Specific dates and times for these changes are also mentioned.

Western Railway will implement a block between Virar and Vaitarna from 22:50 hrs on May 24th to 04:50 hrs on May 25th for bridge maintenance. This will affect several train services. Train No. 93035 and 93038 will be cancelled. Trains like 19426, 09090, 09089, 09180, and 19101 will be partially...
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cancelled. Several trains will be regulated, including 93002, 93004, 09284, 12952, 12297, 12228, 19038, 22946, 12978, 22928, 19218, 12928, 22944, 14701, 12902, 12962, 12956, 09084, 14707, 12218, 20944, 12268, 12972. Passengers are advised to check their schedules and plan their travel accordingly.

The Kota Rail Division of West Central Railway conducted a special ticket checking drive on four express trains: the Okha-Banaras Express (train number 22969), the Barauni-Bandra Terminal Avadh Express (train number 19038), the Patna-Kota Express (train number 13239), and the Mathura-Kota Express (train number 19110). The drive resulted in the apprehension...
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of 172 passengers for ticketless travel or improper tickets, generating INR 1,12,760 in revenue for the railway. 95 cases of ticketless travel and 77 cases of improper ticketing were detected. Additionally, 3 unauthorized vendors were apprehended on the Okha-Banaras Express (train number 22969). The drive was conducted under the guidance of Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Rohit Malviya and involved a team of TTIs and other railway officials. The operation was carried out on the Kota-Gangapur City-Kota route. The railway authorities have instructed to continue such drives in the future to curb ticketless travel on trains.