The Bengaluru Metro's Airport Line has dropped two stations, Chikkajala and Bettahalasur, due to funding issues. Chikkajala's cost was Rs 130 crore, with the state government expected to fund it, but the proposal has been pending for over a year. Bettahalasur, initially proposed by Embassy Group, was to be funded by...
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them, but they backed out after signing an agreement and later offered to fund it again, before ultimately backing out for good. The Airport Line, with 17 stations along its 36.44-km network, will continue construction along the originally planned route. Meanwhile, the fourth train set for the Yellow Line from RV Road to Bommasandra has arrived in Mumbai and will be integrated with the driverless technology in Kolkata. The unavailability of train sets is delaying the operation of the completed Yellow Line.

The Kerala government has allocated Rs. 1,900 crore to revive the Sabari Rail project, aiming to improve transportation between southern Kerala and the main railway network. This project will enhance accessibility, boost trade and tourism, and contribute to the overall economic development of the region. The funds will be used for...
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construction and development, including laying tracks, building stations, and upgrading existing facilities. The project involves collaboration between the Indian Railways, state authorities, and construction agencies. The Sabari Rail project is expected to reduce travel time, improve accessibility, and enhance overall travel experience. The project will set a precedent for future infrastructure projects in Kerala and demonstrate the potential benefits of government investment in rail infrastructure.

The Agra Cantt-Banaras Vande Bharat Express was inaugurated on Monday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the train virtually from Ahmedabad. The train was packed with passengers, with every seat filled on the 8-coach train. A free snack was provided by the railway to passengers between Agra and Tundla. ...
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The demand for a Vande Bharat connecting Agra to Banaras has been ongoing for a long time. The train will run six days a week, departing from Agra Cantt at 6 am and arriving in Banaras at 1 pm. The return journey departs from Banaras at 3.20 pm and arrives in Agra Cantt at 10.20 pm. The train will cover the distance between Agra Cantt and Banaras in seven hours, with stops at Tundla, Etawah, Kanpur Central, and Prayagraj. The Agra Cantt-Banaras Vande Bharat is the fourth Vande Bharat train in the Agra Rail Division and the 13th in Uttar Pradesh. Railway Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu stated that the government is working to provide affordable rail travel for passengers across India, with plans to introduce new Vande Metro and Amrit Bharat premium trains. He also highlighted the significant construction of general and sleeper coaches in rail coach factories.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate India's first Vande Bharat Metro train in September. It will operate between Ahmedabad and Bhuj in Gujarat. The train is designed similar to metro trains in major cities like Delhi and Mumbai. It will depart from Bhuj at 5:05 AM and arrive in Ahmedabad at...
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10:50 AM. The return journey will start from Ahmedabad at 5:30 PM and reach Bhuj at 11:10 PM. The train will make 9 stops along the route, with an average 2-minute halt at each station. It will operate 6 days a week, not available from Bhuj on Sundays and from Ahmedabad on Saturdays. The train will stop at Anjar, Gandhidham, Bhachau, Samkhiyali, Halvad, Dhragdhra, Viramgam, Chandlodia, and Sabarmati stations. The Vande Bharat Metro is a semi-high-speed train with a top speed of 110 km/h and will cover 360 km in 5 hours 45 minutes. The minimum ticket fare starts at ₹30. The 12-coach train can accommodate 1,150 passengers. The first rake was manufactured at the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai.

Due to ongoing construction of a second loopline at Una Railway Station, all passenger trains passing through Una are cancelled until September 19th. Passengers will now board trains at Nangal Dam, Anandpur Sahib, and Kiratpur Sahib stations. Vande Bharat Express will operate as usual from Amb-Andaura, except on Tuesdays. Similarly,...
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Jan Shatabdi Express and Himachal Express will continue to operate from Daulatpur Chowk station. The Sabarmati Express and Hazur Sahib Nanded Weekly Express will now originate from Nangal Dam. The DEMU train between Una and Haridwar will terminate at Kiratpur Sahib. The DEMU train between Daulatpur Chowk and Ambala Cantt will terminate at Anandpur Sahib, along with the MEMU train from Amb-Andaura.