Due to non-interlocking work on the Hanumangarh-Bathinda rail section of the Bikaner Division, several train services will be affected from August 26th to September 1st and on September 4th. Some trains will be canceled completely, while others will be partially canceled or diverted. The affected trains include 09749 Suratgarh-Bathinda, 09750...
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Bathinda-Suratgarh, 04771 Bathinda-Anupgarh, 04772 Anupgarh-Bathinda, 14721 Jodhpur-Bathinda, 04704 Jaipur-Bathinda, 04703 Bathinda-Jaipur, 19225 Bhagat Ki Kothi-Jammu Tawi, 19226 Jammu Tawi-Bhagat Ki Kothi, 19107 Bhavnagar Terminus-Shaheed Captain Tushar Mahajan Railway Station, 19108 Shaheed Captain Tushar Mahajan Railway Station-Bhavnagar Terminus, 12439 Nanded-Shri Ganganagar, 12440 Shri Ganganagar-Nanded, 20497 Rameswaram-Firozpur Cantt, 20489 Firozpur Cantt-Rameswaram, 05919 New Tinsukia-Bhagat Ki Kothi Special, and 05920 Bhagat Ki Kothi-New Tinsukia Special.

The Indian Railways has decided to increase the number of general compartments in select trains to provide relief to passengers traveling on general tickets. This will be done by reducing the number of AC and sleeper coaches in these trains. Six pairs of trains operating to and from Jodhpur will be...
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affected by this change, with the increase in general compartments beginning from November 15th and December 2nd. The specific changes include replacing AC coaches with general compartments, replacing sleeper coaches with general compartments, and replacing AC coaches with a combination of first and second AC compartments. This initiative aims to enhance passenger comfort and convenience by providing more seating capacity for general ticket holders.

The speed of trains on the Ajmer-Rewari track via Alwar has been increased from 110 kmph to 130 kmph. This will reduce travel time between Alwar and Jaipur and Alwar and Delhi by about 30 minutes. Eight trains are currently running at the increased speed, and the train number 12464 will...
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join them from May 9th. The track has been upgraded with double-tracking to facilitate higher speeds, and the increased speed was approved after trials. Other trains, such as Vande Bharat Express, double-decker trains, and Shatabdi Express, are also running at 130 kmph. The timetables of the trains operating at the increased speed have not been changed yet.