Jumbo Block-Western Railway

NO DAY BLOCK ON W.RLY THIS SUNDAY

2018/08

24-08-2018

Mumbai

NO DAY BLOCK ON W.RLY THIS SUNDAY

Press Release No. 2018/08Mumbai, 24th August, 2018

NO DAY BLOCK o­n W.RLY THIS SUNDAY

NIGHT BLOCK o­n W. RLY BETWEEN

VASAI ROAD AND VIRAR STATIONS

DURING MIDNIGHT OF 25th & 26th AUGUST, 2018

To carry out maintenance work of tracks, signaling & overhead equipment, a block of Four hours will be undertaken from 00.30 hrs to 04.30 hrs o­n Up & Down slow line during intermittent night of 25th/26th August, 2018 between Vasai Road and Virar stations. During the block, some Down slow line trains will be run o­n Down fast lines between Vasai Road and Virar stations.

Therefore, there will not be any DAY BLOCK o­n Sunday, 26th August, 2018 o­n Western Railway. Detailed information to above effect is available with concerned Station Masters. Passengers are requested to please take note of the above arrangements.

Source:Western Railway

Train Cancelled from 25.08.2018 to 28.08.2018

Press Release No. 2018/08

24-08-2018

MUMBAI

W. RLY’S TRAINS PARTIALLY CANCELLED BETWEEN BHANVAD AND KANALUS STATIONS DUE TO ELECTRONIC INTERLOCKING WORK AT GOP JAM STATION FROM 25th TO 28th AUGUST, 2018

In view of electronic interlocking work at Gop Jam station in Bhavnagar Division of Western Railway, two trains have been partially cancelled between Bhanvad and Kanalus stations from 25th August to 28th August, 2018. The details of the same are given below:

1.Train No. 59206 Porbandar – Kanalus Passenger will be partially cancelled between Bhanvad and Kanalus stations.

2.Train No. 59205 Kanalus - Porbandar Passenger will be partially cancelled between Kanalus and Bhanvad stations.

Source:Western Railway

Mega Block -Central Railway

No Mega Block will be operated on Main and Harbour lines of Central Railway on 26.8.2018.Kindly note.

Source:Central Railway

Trains Cancelled/partially Cancelled/Diversion of Trains -Southern Railway

364/2018-19

21-08-2018

CHENNAI

FLOODS IN KERALA- CHANGES IN PATTERN OF TRAINS

Due to heavy rains, land slips, flash floods and closure of section between Shoranur – Kozhikkode in Palghat Division and Ernakulam – Kottayam – Kayamkulam section in Trivandrum Division, the following changes are made in the pattern of service:

TRAINS FULLY CANCELLED

1.Train No. 16603 Mangalore– Trivandrum Maveli Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

2.Train No. 16630 Mangalore – Trivandrum Malabar Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

3.Train No. 17605 Mangalore –Kacheguda Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

4.Train No. 16518 Kannnur – KSR Bengaluru Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

5.Train No. 16791 Tirunelveli – Palakkad Palaruvi Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

6.Train No. 16344 Madurai/Nilambur – Trivandrum Amrithan Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

7.Train No. 16343 Trivandrum – Madurai/Nilambur Amrithan Express is cancelled o­n 18.08.2018

8.Train No. 16792 Palakkad – Tirunelveli Palaruvin Express is cancelled o­n 19.08.2018

TRAINS PARTIALLY CANCELLED

Train No. 16187 Karaikal – Ernakulam Express of 18th August is partially between Palakkad and Ernakulam. And run as Train No.16188 Ernakulam – Karaikal from Palakkad o­n 19th August, 2018.

Train No. 16857 Pondicherry – Mangalore Express of 18th August is partially cancelled between Coimbatore and Mangalore.

Train No. 16858Mangalore – Pondicherry Express of 19th August is partially cancelled between Mangalore and Coimbatore.

Train No. 16859 Chennai Egmore – Mangalore Express of 18th August is partially cancelled between Triruchchirapally and Mangalore.

Train No. 16346 Trivandrum – Lokamanya Tilak Terminus Netravathi Express of 19th August is partially cancelled between Trivandrum and Mangalore

Train 19261 Kochuveli – Porbandar Express of 19th August is partially cancelled between Kochuveli andMangalore.

Train No. 22476 Coimbatore – Bikanir Express of 18th August is partially cancelled between Coimbatore and Mangalore

Train No. 12617 Ernakulam – H.Nizamuddin Mangaldeep Express of 20th August is partially cancelled between Ernakulam and Mangalore

DIVERSTION 

Train No. 22620 Tinelveli – Bilaspur Express of 19th August will be diverted via Maduria, Dindigul, Karur and Erode.

Source:Southern Railway

RAILWAYS EFFORTS TO GET KERALA CONNECTED AGAIN

In order to get Kerala connected, trains are run to various destinations through the available diverted route of Erode, Dindigul, Karur, Tirunelveli and Nagercoil. Many specials are run between Ernakulam to Trivandrum via Alleppey as the route between kayankulam via Kottayam to Ernakulam is suspended in view of floods and landslides. Ernakulam – Shoranur section via Aluva continue to remained suspended in view of damages of track at various places. Trains are also run between Palakkad to various destinations to enable passengers to move daily. Kozhikkode and Tirur is cleared o­n war foot basis and efforts are o­n to restore Tirur – Kuttipuram section.

Higher level meeting of Principle Chief Operations Manager, Chief Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Principle Chief Signal and Telecom Engineer is held at frequent intervals by GM and AGM to review the situation and provide all direction and support to Palakkad and Trivandrum Divisions. Railway employees and staff are deployed at all stations.

Flood Relief Measures & Assistance to State Government andStranded Passengers by Railways

1)To evacuate the stranded passengers 15 passenger special trains (10 in Palghat Division and 5 in Trivandrum Division) were operated o­n 17-8-18and 21 passenger special trains (14 in Palghat Division and 7 in Trivandrum Division) o­n 18-8-18 were operated.

2)2,580 cartons containing 30,960 o­ne litre Rail Neer water bottles handed over to District Collector, Palakkad o­n 18-8-18 by Divisional Railway Manager, Palakkad.

3)All catering stalls are being kept opened round-the-clock to cater the needs of stranded passengers at major Railway stations. Catering units are also having adequate quantity of stocks with them.

4)Co-ordinating with local NGO’s for distribution of food packets at Shoranur and Kozhikode Railway stations for the stranded passengers.

5)Emergency help desk are being operated at Palakkad, Kozhikode, Shoranur, Kannur, Mangalore Central, Trivandrum, Erankulam, Kochuveli, Kollam, Thrissur and Alleppey Railway Stations for assisting passengers. Emergency help line numbers are shared with District Authorities.

6)Emergency medical care Centres at various stations including Shoranur, Nagercoil, Trivandrum, Kollam and Ernakulam Railway Stations are functioning for stranded passengers.

7)Nearby schools and temple halls have been arranged for accommodating stranded passengers at Shoranur and Kozhikode.

8)Accommodations have been arranged to the transit passengers at Pattambi and Pallipuram Panchayat community halls with the help of District authorities.

9)Liaisoned with Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) for road bridging of passengers stranded at various stations including Palakkad, Kozhikode & Tirur Railway stations.

10)Regular and continuous announcements are being ensured at all Railway Stations o­n availability of trains to facilitate passengers for further o­nward movement.

Southern Railway

Train Cancelled on 22.08.2018

20-08-2018

CANCELLATION OF TRAINS

Due to operational reasons, the 15484 Delhi Jn.- Alipur Dwar Sikkim MahanadaExpress Train Journey Commencing on 22.08.2018 will remain cancelled

northern railway

Special Trains between Trivandrum – Silchar and Kochuveli – Bhubaneswar

No.375/2018-19

20-08-2018

Special Trains between Trivandrum – Silchar and Kochuveli – Bhubaneswar

In order to clear extra rush of passengers, two special trains will run between Trivandrum – Silchar and Kochuveli – Bhubaneswar as detailed below:

I.Trivandrum – Silchar o­ne way Special Fare Train:

Train No. 06337 Trivandrum - Silchar special fare train which departed Trivandrum at 14:00 hrs today i.e., 20thAugust, 2018 (Monday) will arrive Silchar at 17:15 hrs o­n 23rdAugust, 2018 (Thursday)

This special train will stop at Kollam Jn, Kayankulam, Chengannur, Tiruvalla, Kottayam, Ernakulam Town, Aluva, Thrisur, Palghat, Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Erode Jn, Salem Jn, Jolarpettai, Katpadi Jn, Arakkonam, Perambur, Tiruvottiyur, Gudur, Vijayawada, Rajahmundry, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram Jn, Srikakulam Road, Palasa, Behrampur, Balugaon, Kurdha Road, Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Jajpur road, Bhadrak, Balasore, Kharagpur, Santragachi, Howrah, Bolpur S. Nikht, Rampur Hat, New Farakka Jn, Malda town, Kishanganj, New Jalpaiguri, Dhupguri, New Cooch Behar, New Alipurduar, Kokrajhar, New Bongaigaon, Rangiya Jn, Kamakhya, Guwahati, Lumding Jn and Badarpur Jn Stations.

This special train will consist of AC II Tier, AC III Tier, Sleeper Class, and General Second Class Coaches.

II.Kochuveli – Bhubaneswar o­ne way Special Train:

Train No. 06336 Kochuveli – Bhubaneswar Special Train which departed Kochuveli at 11:00 hrs today i.e., 20thAugust, 2018 will arrive Bhubaneswar at 03:45 hrs o­n 22nd August, 2018 (Wednesday)

This special train will stop at Kollam, Kayankulam, Allapuzha, Ernakulam Jn, Aluva, Thrisur, Shoranur ‘B’ Cabin, Palakkad, Podanur, Coimbatore, Tiruppur, Erode, Salem, Jolarpettai, Katpadi, Arakkonam, Perambur, Gudur, Nellore, o­ngole, Tenali, New Guntur, Vijayawada, Eluru, Rajahmundry, Duvvada, Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram, Srikakulam Road, Palasa, Brahmapur and Khudra Road Stations in both the directions.

This special train will consist of AC II Tier, AC III Tier, Sleeper Class, and General Second Class Coaches.
South Central Railway,

Trains fully cancelled on 19.08.2018

Due to heavy rains, land slips, flash floods and closure of section between Shoranur – Kozhikkode in Palghat Division and Ernakulam – Kottayam – Kayamkulam section in Trivandrum Division, the following changes are made in the pattern of service:

Trains fully cancelled on 19.08.2018 :

1. Train No. 16344 Madurai/Nilambur – Trivandrum Amritha Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

2. Train No. 16350 Nilambur Road – Trivandrum Raja Rani Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

3. Train No. 16791 Tirunelveli – Palakkad Palaruvi Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

4. Train No. 16603 Mangalore– Trivandrum Maveli Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

5. Train No. 16630 Mangalore – Trivandrum MalabarExpress is cancelled on 19.08.2018

6. Train No. 16514 Karwar - Mangalore -KSR Bangaluru Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

7. Train No.10215 Madgaon – Ernakulam express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

8. Train No. 16343 Trivandrum – Madurai/Nilambur Amrithan Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

9. Train No. 16349 Trivandrum – Nilambur Road Raja Rani Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

10. Train No.16356 Mangaluru - Kochuveli Express Express is cancelled on 19.08.2018

11. Train No 10216 Ernakulam – Madgaon express is cancelled on 20.08.2018

Partial Cancellation of Trains :

1. Train No 56651 Coimbatore – Cannanore passenger is partially cancelled between Palakkad and Cannanore.

Diversion of Trains:

1. Train No 07155 Hyderabad – Kochuveli special of 18.08.2018 is diverted via Erode, Karur, Dindigul, Madurai, Tirunelveli, Nagercoil Town,

2. Train No 16316 Kochuveli – K.S.R Bangaluru of 19.8.2018 is diverted via Nagercoil Town, Tirunelveli, Madurai, Dindigul, Karur, Erode.

3. Train No.16688 Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra – Mangalore Navyug Express of 16th August will run upto Mangalore, due to Shoranur – Managalore section has been restored.

4. Train No 22607 of 19.08.2018 is cancelled between Ernakulam and Podanur, will start from Podanur to Banaswadi

5. Train No.16860 Mangalore – Chennai Egmore Express of 19th August will leave from Tiruchchirappalli and is partially cancelled between Mangalore – Tiruchchirappalli.

Express/ Passenger Specials:

1. Train No.22609 Mangalore – Coimbatore special train on open timings on 20.08.2018.

2. Train No 19331 Kochuveli - Indore Express will leave from Mangalore Jn at 00.30 hrs on 20.08.2018.

Southen Railway

Onam 2018 is on 25th August, Saturday

Onam Festival is celebrated in the beginning of the first month of Malayalam Calendar (Kolla Varsham) called Chingam. This month corresponds to August-September in Gregorian Calendar and Bhadrapada or Bhadon in Indian (Hindu) Calendar.

Onam 2018 Dates

Atham - (August 15, 2018)

Chithira - (August 16, 2018)

Chodhi - (August 17, 2018)

Vishakham - (August 18, 2018)

Anizham - (August 19, 2018)

Thriketa - (August 20, 2018)

Moolam - (August 21, 2018)

Pooradam - (August 22, 2018)

Uthradom - (August 23, 2018)

First Onam/Uthradom - August 24, 2018

Second Onam/Thiruvonam - August 25, 2018)

Third Onam/Avvittom - August 26, 2018

Fourth Onam/Chatayam - August 27, 2018

When is Thiru Onam?

Onam carnival continues for ten days, starting from the day of Atham and culminating on Thiru Onam. Atham and Thiru Onam are the most important days for Onam festivities. The day of Atham is decided by the position of stars. Onam festival commences from lunar asterism (a cluster of stars smaller than a constellation) Atham (Hastha) that appears ten days before asterism Onam or Thiru Onam. Atham is regarded as auspicious and holy day by people of Kerala. Thiru Onam corresponds to the Shravan day in the month of August or September, hence it is also called Sravanotsavam.

At this time sun is in the Zodiac sign of Leo (Simha rasi), which happens to be the sun's house as well.

Significance of Onam Day in Mythology

The dayof Onam is decided in accordance with the legend of King Mahabali in whose honor Onam is celebrated. People believe that it was this particular day in the month of Chingam when Lord Vishnu took his fifth avatar as Vaamana, appeared in the kingdom of King Mahabali and sent him to nether world.

People believe that it is on the last day, Tiruonam that the spirit of King Maveli visits Kerala, hence the day is marked by feast and festivities. Devotees of Maveli celebrate the golden era witnessed in Maveli's reign during Onam. To welcome their revered ruler, people lay flower mats (Pookalam) in the front courtyard, prepare a grand meal (Onasadya), dance, play and make merry. All this is done to impress upon King Mahabali that his people are prosperous and happy.

http://www.onamfestival.org/when-is-onam.html

Kolkata Metro Railway- Maintenance work of the track bed on 19th August 2018

Due to maintenance work of the track bed, all UP direction trains will depart from the DN platform of Kavi Subhash station on 19th August '18.....

Pl listen to the announcements carefully and cooperate with us ....the number of services (110)will however remain the same .

Metro Railway, Kolkata

Train cancelled on 20.8.2018

Following trains are *CANCELLED* due to Up train cancellation by Southern Railway.

1) 16331 CSMT-Thiruvananthapuram Express sch dep 1210 hrs on 20.8.2018

2) 12201 LTT-Kochuveli Garibrath Express sch dep 1655 hrs on 20.8.2018. 

Inconvenience caused is regretted

Central Railway

Examination Special Trains between Danapur and Secunderabad & Barauni and Secunderabad

No.347/2018-19

16-08-2018

Secunderabad

Examination Special Trains between Danapur and Secunderabad & Barauni and Secunderabad

In order to clear the rush of examinees, appearing for Assistant Loco Pilot and Technical Examination, 2018, Special Trains will be run between Danapur – Secunderabad – Danapur and Barauni – Secunderabad - Barauni as detailed below:-

I)Train No. 03271 /03272 Danapur – Secunderabad – Danapur Exam Special Train:-

Train No. 03271 Danapur – Secunderabad Exam Special Train will departed Danapur at 22:30 hrs o­n 14th August, 2018 (Tuesday) and arrive Secunderabad at 13:00 hrs o­n the second day.

In the return direction, Train No. 03272 Secunderabad – Danapur Exam Special Train will depart Secunderabad at 21:00 hrs on 17thAugust, 2018 (Friday) and arrive Danapur at 10:00 hrs o­n the second day.

Enroute, these special trains will stop at Ara, Buxar, Didarnagar, Pt. Deen Dayal Upadaya (DDU), Allahabad Cheoki, Satna, Katni, Jabalpur, Itarsi, Nagpur and Balharshah stations in both the directions. These special trains will consist of General Second Class coaches.

II)Train No. 05281 / 05282 Barauni – Secunderabad – Baruni Exam Special Train:-

Train No. 05281 Barauni – Secunderabad Exam Special Train will depart Barauni at 16.30 hrs o­n 14th August, 2018 (Tuesday) and arrive Secunderabad at 11.30 hrs o­n the second day.

In the return direction, Train No. 05282 Secunderabad - Barauni Exam Special Train will depart Secunderabad at 19.00 hrs o­n 17th August, 2018 (Friday) and arrive Barauni at 10.50 hrs o­n the second day.

Enroute, these special trains will stop at Mokama, Bakhityarpur, Patna, Danapur, Ara, Buxar, Dildarnagar, Pt.Deen Dayal Upadaya (DDU), Allahabad Chekor, Satna, Katni, Jabalpur, Itarsi, Nagpur and Balharshah stations in both the directions. These special trains will consist of General Second Class coaches.

Enroute, these special trains will stop at Kazipet, Balharshah, Nagpur, Itarsi, Jabalpur, Satna, Manikpur, Allahabad Cheoki, Mughalsarai, Buxar, Ara, Danapur, Patna stations.

south central railway

All India Railway Time Table Effective from 15.8.2018

Ministry of Railways will be releasing its new All India Railway Time Table known as “TRAINS AT A GLANCE (TAG)” effective from 15th August, 2018

Ministry of Railways

Ministry of Railways will be Releasing New All India Railway Time Table (Train at A Glance) With Effect From 15th August 2018

In addition to The “Trains at a Glance”, All Zonal Railways will also be Releasing their respective Zonal Railway Time Tables

The Ministry of Railways will be releasing its new All India Railway Time Table known as “TRAINS AT A GLANCE (TAG)” effective from 15th August, 2018. In addition to the “Trains at a Glance”, all the 17 Zonal Railways will also be releasing their respective Zonal Railway Time Tables (5 Zonal time tables in all, each Zonal Time Table comprising 3-4 Zonal Railways) which will also come into effect from 15th August, 2018. The new Trains at a Glance will also be available w.e.f. 15th August, 2018 on Indian Railways’ official website i.e. www.indianrailways.gov.in.

Important highlights of the new time table are as follows:

Overview

Indian Railways runs about 3500 reserved trains which include Gatiman Express, Rajdhani Express, Humsaafar Express, Tejas Express, Duronto Express, Antyodaya Express, Garib Rath Express, Shatabdi Express, Sampark Kranti Express, YUVA Express, Janshatabdi Express and other types of Express trains. This is in addition to about 4600 Passenger and 5000 EMU trains. The volume of passengers carried daily is about 2.22 million.

In addition, more than 36000 Special train trips were run during 2017-18 to clear extra rush and meet passenger demand. About 500 coaches were permanently augmented in about 300 trains to increase the carrying capacity.

III. Proliferation of new train services:

In the year 2017-18, 90 number of new services was introduced, 43 number of services were extended and increase in frequency of 9 number of services was done. In the current year upto 15.08.2018, 35 number of services have already been introduced, 28 number of services have been extended and increase in frequency of 5 number of services have been effected.

Till date, 23 Humsafar Express trains, 10 Antyodaya Express trains, 1 Tejas Express, 1 Uday Express which have already been introduced have been incorporated in the new Time Table. In addition, 1 Antyodaya Express train, 2 Tejas Express, 2 Uday Express trains still to be introduced have also been included.

After a review of lie over periods of rakes at destinations it was noticed that rake utilization can be further improved. The review revealed that rakes of trains that were having lie overs at the terminals can be utilized for providing new services, extending existing services and increase the frequency of some trains. Accordingly 24 new trains, 66 extension of trains and 4 increase in frequency of trains which have already been started using the lie over rakes have been incorporated in the new Time Table w.e.f. 15.08.2018.

IV. Replacement of conventional Passenger trains with MEMU/DEMU: The short distance passenger trains especially having reversal enroute are being replaced by Mainline Electric Multiple Units (MEMUs) & Diesel Electric Multiple Units (DEMUs). In the year 2017-18, 57 number of conventional passenger services have been replaced by MEMUs/DEMUs thereby increasing the overall mobility of the system. In the current year, 50 conventional services have already been replaced by MEMU/DEMU upto 15.08.2018 and 50 more conventional services are planned to be replaced by 31.03.2019.

Corridor blocks: To provide sufficient time for the maintenance of the fixed infrastructure like track structure, signalling gears, overhead equipments, it has been planned to ensure provision of fixed corridor blocks. Zonal Railways have incorporated traffic corridor blocks of 2.5 to 3 hours duration in the new Working Time Table w.e.f. 15.08.2018. In the WTT 2018, the duration of corridor blocks is about 292 hours more than the corridor blocks available in WTT 2017.

VI. Mega blocks: In addition, 4 to 5 hours mega block has also been worked out in different sections of each Division on one day of the week (preferably Sunday) to carry out major maintenance works. In these mega blocks, all maintenance works including civil, over head traction (OHE), signal & telecommunication will be undertaken by pooling of resources to achieve maximum output. This will not only improve the reliability of the assets but also enhance the passenger safety. Mega blocks on more than 95% sections in all the Divisions of Indian Railways have been incorporated in the new time table. The intimation of mega block planned for Sunday is to be conveyed to Railway Board by Tuesday. In case mega block is availed, Zonal Railways may allow 2 hours corridor block on 3 alternate days in the week.

Charting at booked speed: The charting of trains having MPS of 110 Kmph has been carried out at 105 Kmph to the extent possible to reflect actual running. This will further help in improving the punctuality of the trains. The Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Tejas, Gatimaan, Humsafar, Garibrath, Duronto & Antyodaya Express trains having MPS of 130 Kmph have however been charted at 130 kmph.

Efforts to improve punctuality of late running trains: A careful analysis of the reasons for loss of punctuality has been carried out for trains regularly running late and necessary changes in the time table have been incorporated to improve punctuality.

IX. Replacement of conventional rakes by LHB rakes: To provide more safe and comfortable journey the conventional rakes are being replaced by LHB rakes. In the year 2017-18, 49 number of conventional rakes have been replaced by LHB rakes. In the current financial year, 48 rakes have already been replaced by LHB rakes upto 15.08.2018 and 66 more rakes are planned to be replaced by 31.03.2019.

Rationalization of terminals: To avoid criss-cross movement at important stations, the terminals of important trains have been changed. In the current financial year, terminals of 23 number of trains have been shifted. 12 trains in NR, 5 trains in NCR, 1 trains in ECR, 1 train in NWR & 4 trains in SCR have been shifted.

XI. Bye passing of terminals to avoid reversal: To streamline the operations by avoiding reversal, 20 trains have been shifted to adjacent terminals. In the current financial year, the terminals of 4 trains in SECR, 7 trains in WCR, 2 trains in ECoR, 5 trains in SER & 2 trains in NCR have been shifted.

Source: PIB

Independence Day Ceremony -2018 at Red Fort-Train Cancelled/Rescheduled

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF RAIL TRAFFIC BETWEEN DELHI JN. AND DELHI SHAHADARA STATIONS FROM 6.45 A.M TO 8.30 A.M ON 15TH AUGUST, 2018

Due to Independence Day Ceremony -2018atRed Fort o­n 15th August, 2018, the train movement between Delhi Jn. and Delhi Shahadara Station will remain temporarily suspended for o­ne hour forty five minutes from 6.45 a.m. to 8.30 a.m. As a result the following trains will be cancelled /regulated/ diverted/rescheduled o­n 15th August 2018 as per details:

TRAINS CANCELLED o­n 15.8.18

ØThe 64437 Ghaziabad- Delhi EMU and 64402Delhi Jn.-Ghaziabad EMU trains will remain cancelled.

DIVERSION OF TRAINS o­n 15.8.2018

ØThe 15484 Delhi Jn. – Alipurduar Sikkim Mahananda Express train will bediverted to run via New Delhi- Tilak Bridge.

ØThe 14044 Delhi Jn. – Kotdwara Garhwal Express train will bediverted to run via New Delhi- Tilak Bridge.

ØThe 12312 Kalka – Howrah Mail will bediverted to run via New Delhi- Tilak Bridge.

ØThe 64004 Sonepat-Delhi Jn.- Sahibabad EMU train will be diverted to run via Subzi Mandi - New Delhi -Tilak Bridge - Sahibabad.

TRAINS TO BE REGULATED o­n 15.8.18

ØThe 14207 Pratapgarh- DelhiPadmavat Express train will be regulated at Delhi Shahadra.

ØThe 12225 Azamgarh- Delhi Jn. Kaifiyaat Express train will be regulated at Sahibabad.

ØThe 14042 Dehradun – Delhi Sarai RohillaMussoorie Expresstrain will be regulated at Sahibabad.

ØThe 64111 Khurja –Shakurbasti EMU train will be regulated at Sahibabad if required.

ØThe 64567 Bulandshahar- Tilak Bridge EMU train will be regulated at Ghaziabad if required.

ØThe 64558 Saharanpur-Delhi MEMUtrain will be regulated at Ghaziabad if required.

ØThe 74022Shamli -Delhi Jn. DEMU train will be regulated at Noli if required.

ØThe15910 Lal Garh- Dibrugarh Avadh Assam express train will be regulated at Delhi Jn. till clearance.

RESCHEDULING /SHORT TERMINATION/ORIGINATION OF TRAINS o­n 15.8.2018

ØThe 54058 Shamli – Delhi Jn. passenger train will depart from Shamli at 4.30 a.m instead of 3.15 a.m .

ØThe 51914 Saharanpur-Delhi passenger train will be short terminated at Delhi Shahdara.

ØThe 74021 Delhi- Saharanpur DMU train scheduled to depart at 7.35 a.m from Delhi Jn. will be rescheduled to depart at 9.00 a.m. and will short terminate at Shamliand willremain partially cancelled between Shamli- Saharanpur.

ØThe 74024 Saharanpur – Delhi Jn. DMU train will short originate from Shamliandwill remain partially cancelled between Saharanpur -Shamli.

Northern Railway