The recently launched Meerut-Lucknow Vande Bharat Express is facing a shortage of passengers due to its high ticket prices. Passengers are opting for trains like Rajrani Express and Nauchandi Express instead. Approximately 65% of the seats on the Vande Bharat are empty. As a solution, the train is being planned to...
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be extended to Varanasi in the coming days. The train is currently operational between Meerut and Lucknow. It was launched on 31st August. Due to the high fares, passengers are choosing to travel by other trains. The extension to Varanasi is expected to benefit passengers travelling between Lucknow and Varanasi.

The 15074/15076 Tonkpur-Singrauli/Shaktinagar Triveni Express scheduled to start on July 13, 2024, and the 15075/15073 Shaktinagar/Singrauli-Tonkpur Triveni Express scheduled for July 14, 2024, have been canceled due to heavy rains and floods in Pilibhit-Shahikhund. The cancellation follows previous cancellations of the same trains on July 8th and 9th. The cancellation of...
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this vital train connecting the Energy Region (Urjanchal) to major cities like Lucknow and Bareilly is causing significant inconvenience to local passengers, especially those involved in weddings and school admissions.

In Alhagnaj, residents are discussing the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Local businesses are struggling due to a lack of transportation facilities, with residents citing the absence of a railway line between Mailani and Farrukhabad. They also complain about the lack of a playground and a science stream in the only government...
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college, forcing students to seek education elsewhere. Farmers are concerned about stray animals causing crop damage and endangering lives, and they criticize the government's inaction. Locals lament the lack of candidate engagement, with no one addressing these issues.

The Ratlam Railway Division will soon reduce the travel time for trains operating on the Ujjain-Dewas-Indore-Mhow line after the completion of the doubling project on the Ujjain-Dewas-Indore section. The Indore-Rau section already has a double line, and the railway is currently doubling the Rau-Mhow section. Once completed, the reduced running time...
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will apply to all train types, including express and superfast trains, which currently arrive at their destinations ahead of schedule. However, passenger trains are often stopped at small stations due to their timetables being based on single-line and crossing limitations. The new timetable will optimize travel time on the entire 100 km Ujjain-Indore-Mhow section, saving approximately 15-20 minutes on the 79 km Indore-Ujjain section and 5-7 minutes on the 22 km Indore-Mhow section.