Due to ongoing railway infrastructure work in the Bhusaval Division of Central Railway, numerous train services have been canceled between July 14th and 22nd, 2024. This includes 33 trains, 12 operated by West Central Railway, affecting travelers bound for Mumbai, Pune, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. The work involves gauge conversion on...
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the Bhusaval-Khandwa rail line, yard remodeling at Khandwa, and the addition of a new railway line. Notably, 11115 Bhusaval-Itarsi-Bhusaval Express, 19013 Bhusaval-Katni Express, 19014 Katni-Bhusaval Express, 02185 Rewa-CSMT Express, 02186 CSMT-Rewa Express, 12187 Jabalpur-CSMT Garib Rath Express, 12188 CSMT-Jabalpur Garib Rath Express, 02132 Jabalpur-Pune Special, and 02131 Pune-Jabalpur trains are all canceled during this period. Additionally, 21 trains operated by West Central Railway connecting Maharashtra with Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh will be canceled. These include trains like 22172-71 Rani Kamalapati-Pune-Rani Kamalapati, 01025-26 Dadar-Ballia-Dadar Express Special, 01027-28 Dadar-Gorakhpur-Dadar Express, 04715-16 Bikaner-Sainagar Shirdi-Bikaner, 05289-90 Muzaffarpur-Pune-Muzaffarpur Express, 05326 LTT-Gorakhpur, 12167-68 LTT-Varanasi-LTT Express, 15065-66 Gorakhpur-Panvel-Gorakhpur Express, 15067-68 Gorakhpur-Bandra Terminus-Gorakhpur Express, 15547-48 Raxaul-LTT-Raxaul Express, 22455-56 Sainagar Shirdi-Kalka-Shirdi Express, and 82355-56 Patna-CSMT-Patna Express.

Due to gauge conversion and yard remodeling work between Bhusaval and Khandwa on the Central Railway's Bhusaval Division, 33 trains have been canceled, including those passing through Bhopal. This disruption will affect travelers planning journeys from July 13th to 24th. Affected trains include the Pune-Jabalpur Express, Dadar-Ballia Central Express, and several...
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others, with cancellations scheduled on various dates between July 13th and 24th. Specific dates and train numbers are provided for each affected train.

The Western Central Railway's Jabalpur division is undertaking non-interlocking work at the Bhitauni station on the Itarsi-Jabalpur rail line. This work will cause disruptions to train services between January 14th and 18th, 2024. Several trains will be canceled, partially canceled, or will have their stops at Bhitauni station removed. These include...
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trains like the Itarsi-Katni-Itarsi MEMU Special, the Itarsi-Prayagraj Chheoki Express, the Rani Kamalapati-Adhartal-Rani Kamalapati Intercity Express, the Bhusaval-Katni-Bhusaval Express, the Bilaspur-Indore Narmada Express, and the Bhopal-Itarsi Vindhyachal Express. Passengers are advised to check the status of their trains using the official Railway Enquiry service (NTES) or Rail Madad 139 before travelling.

The General Manager (GM) of Central Railway, Ramkaran Yadav, visited Khandwa railway station on Friday evening for an annual inspection. Accompanied by senior officials, including the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Bhusawal, Iti Pandey, he inspected the station's facilities and infrastructure. He was satisfied with the cleanliness, painting, and beautification of...
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the station. He inaugurated an escalator on platform number five and gave instructions to officials after inspecting platform number six. The Mayor of Khandwa, Amrita Yadav, met with the GM, raising concerns about the traffic congestion caused by auto-rickshaws being parked outside the station. The GM assured her of addressing the issue. Several organizations, including the coolie union and social institutions, presented memorandums and welcomed the GM. The station master, Arvind Kumar Shah, was awarded Rs 5,000 for his good work and the station's well-maintained facilities. The GM promised to fulfill all demands by March and announced the launch of a train service from Khandwa to Sanawad in March. The GM's visit spurred improvements in the station's facilities, including the commencement of the escalator on platform number five, the installation of a large LED screen to display train information, and the creation of a garden in the outer area. The GM's visit also prompted demands for a new MEMU train for the Khandwa-Sanawad route, a dedicated local train service between Khandwa-Bhusawal-Akola, and a shift in the operating hours of the 11115/16 MEMU train currently running between Bhusawal and Itarsi in the night to daytime. The aim is to improve the passenger experience and make better use of rail resources.