The Indian Railways is undertaking pre-NI and non-interlocking work at Chattani, Byohari, Dubrikalaan and Vijaysota stations on the Katni-Singrauli rail line in Jabalpur Division for doubling the railway line. As a result, several trains originating, terminating, and passing through West Central Railway have been cancelled. These include: * **Train No. 06623/06624...
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Katni-Bargavaan-Katni MEMU Special:** Cancelled for 14 trips in both directions from April 9 to April 22, 2024. * **Train No. 11651 Jabalpur-Singrauli Intercity Express:** Cancelled for 14 trips from April 9 to April 22, 2024. * **Train No. 11652 Singrauli-Jabalpur Intercity Express:** Cancelled for 14 trips from April 10 to April 23, 2024. * **Train No. 22165 Bhopal-Singrauli Express:** Cancelled for 4 trips on April 10, 13, 17, and 20, 2024. * **Train No. 22166 Singrauli-Bhopal Express:** Cancelled for 4 trips on April 11, 16, 18, and 23, 2024. * **Train No. 22167 Singrauli-Nizamuddin Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 14 and 21, 2024. * **Train No. 22168 Nizamuddin-Singrauli Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 15 and 21, 2024. * **Train No. 13025 Howrah-Bhopal Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 8 and 15, 2024. * **Train No. 13026 Bhopal-Howrah Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 10 and 17, 2024. * **Train No. 19608 Madar Junction-Kolkata Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 8 and 15, 2024. * **Train No. 19607 Kolkata-Madar Junction Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 11 and 18, 2024. * **Train No. 18009 Santragachi-Ajmer Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 12 and 19, 2024. * **Train No. 18010 Ajmer-Santragachi Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 13 and 20, 2024. * **Train No. 19413 Ahmedabad-Kolkata Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 10 and 17, 2024. * **Train No. 19414 Kolkata-Ahmedabad Express:** Cancelled for 2 trips on April 12 and 19, 2024.

Two special trains, each carrying 1250 devotees, will depart from Bhopal on February 16th, to take pilgrims to Ayodhya for the darshan of Shri Ramlala. The trip will include a grand welcome and farewell ceremony at Bhopal station. Additionally, the Bhopal-Singrauli Express will resume its services, along with various other trains...
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that were previously cancelled due to railway work. This includes the Katni-Baragawan-Katni MEMU Special, Jabalpur-Singrauli-Jabalpur Intercity Express, Bhopal-Singrauli-Bhopal Express, Singrauli-Nizamuddin-Singrauli Express, Howrah-Bhopal-Howrah Express, Madar Junction-Kolkata-Madar Junction Express, Santragachi-Ajmer-Santragachi Express, and Ahmedabad-Kolkata-Ahmedabad Express.

Due to non-interlocking work between Katni and Singrauli, several passenger trains have been canceled by the Jabalpur and Bilaspur railway divisions. The Singrauli Intercity Express, the only train connecting Jabalpur and Singrauli, is canceled from February 9th to 24th. Other affected trains include the Katni-Bargawa-Katni MEMU special (06623-24) canceled from...
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February 10th to 24th, the Jabalpur-Singrauli Intercity (11651) canceled from February 9th to 24th, and the Singrauli-Jabalpur Intercity Express (11652) canceled from February 10th to 25th. The Bhopal-Singrauli Express (22165) will be canceled on February 10th, 14th, 17th, and 21st, while the Singrauli-Bhopal Express (22166) will be canceled on February 13th, 15th, 20th, and 22nd, both in both directions.

The Indian Railways is undertaking pre-NI and non-interlocking work at Chhatani, Byohari, Dubri Kalan, and Vijaysota stations on the Katni-Singrauli rail section in the Jabalpur division. This work is being done to connect the doubled railway line. Due to this work, several trains originating/terminating and passing through West Central Railway...
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will be cancelled. These cancellations are expected to improve train schedules, increase train speed, and save precious time for passengers. The list of cancelled trains includes specific dates and train numbers, outlining the duration of the cancellations.

A major train accident occurred on the Katni-Singrauli railway line in the Jabalpur railway division on Sunday night. Seven wagons of a goods train derailed between Beohari and Chhattani railway stations, running off the track for nearly 500 meters and damaging approximately 1 kilometer of track. The incident occurred around...
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2:00 am on Sunday. Officials from the Jabalpur railway division, including DRM Vivek Sheel, immediately arrived at the scene to assess the damage and plan repair work. Over 100 railway officials and employees were deployed to repair the damaged track, but the extent of the damage posed a significant challenge. To expedite repairs, the railway department brought in approximately 300 private workers, sought assistance from the Bilaspur and Prayagraj divisions, and mobilized six Poclain machines, four Hadra, four JCBs, and a crane. Repair work continued throughout Monday night, with train services resuming at approximately 10:00 pm with limited speed. The use of a high-quality railway drone played a crucial role in the repair efforts. The drone allowed officials to accurately assess the extent of the damage, monitor the work of the repair crews, and plan repair operations, particularly in the challenging conditions of darkness and cold. Passenger trains were rerouted, with the Shaktipunj Express from Jabalpur to Howrah being diverted via Katni, Satna, Manikpur, and Prayagraj. The Howrah-Jabalpur Shaktipunj Express (11448) was diverted through Dhanbad, Chopan, Chunar, Prayagraj Chhivki, and Satna. The Ajmer-Santragachi train (18010) was also rerouted. The Katni-Bargawan and return MEMU train (06623/24) and the Jabalpur-Singrauli Intercity train (11651/52) were canceled. The Jabalpur-Howrah Shaktipunj Express (11447) departed from Jabalpur on Monday, two hours and thirty minutes behind schedule, via Katni, Satna, Manikpur, and Prayagraj Chhivki. The railway department initiated an investigation into the accident, beginning with a preliminary inquiry by a supervisor. The investigation will be escalated to the J-grade level based on the supervisor's report. While the railway department is yet to officially disclose the cause of the accident, sources suggest that a crack in the track caused by cold weather may have contributed to the derailment. Sources also indicate that the goods train may have been overloaded with coal, exceeding the capacity of the track. The exact cause of the accident will be determined after the completion of the investigation.