Train services in Madhya Pradesh are facing delays due to the intense summer heat, with many long-distance trains running 1 to 9 hours behind schedule. The Amritsar-Nanded Sachkhand Express is experiencing the most significant delays, running 9 to 10 hours late, having previously been delayed by up to 26 hours. Other...
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trains passing through Bhopal are consistently delayed by 4 to 5 hours. These delays have resulted in passengers suffering from heat exhaustion, with approximately 60 people falling ill in the last month and a half. Sadly, a female passenger from Uttar Pradesh passed away on the Gorakhpur-Vadodara Express due to illness while travelling between Bina and Vidisha. The railway authorities attribute the delays to the ongoing farmer's protest, third line construction, and the operation of a large number of summer special trains, leading to heavy traffic congestion. They are working to ensure all trains run on time.

The Azad Hind Express, a train departing from Pune Railway Station, has been experiencing significant delays, causing inconvenience for passengers. The train has been delayed multiple times, with the most recent delay pushing the departure time back 13 hours. Passengers have taken to social media to express their frustration and disappointment....
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The delays have caused passengers to miss important events, including a wedding. Other trains, such as the Jhelum Express (train number 11078), have also faced delays and diversions due to the Kisan Morcha in Punjab. The Central Railway has apologized for the inconvenience caused by the delays and attributed them to the late running of the incoming pairing rake. However, passengers continue to demand accountability and improvements to ensure more reliable train services.

A broken overhead wire between Dhorra and Jakhalon stations on the Bina-Jhansi railway track caused major delays for over 20 trains. The wire snapped around 3 AM on Thursday when the pantograph of the Khajuraho-Ambedkar Nagar Express train got stuck. Trains were delayed by 5 to 10 hours, causing significant inconvenience...
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to passengers. This incident follows a transformer failure on the same track four days prior, which also disrupted train services for a few hours. Affected trains include the Sachkhand Express (12716), Jhelum Express (11078), Kerala Express (12626), H. Nizamuddin-Rani Kamalapati (12156), Tulsi Express (22130), Karnataka Express (12628), Malwa Express (12920), H. Nizamuddin-Sikandrabad (12184), Tiruvananthapuram-H. Nizamuddin, Samta Express (12807), and Chhattisgarh Express (18237).

Due to the ongoing farmers' protest, train travel has become difficult for passengers in Kurukshetra. Passengers traveling from Kurukshetra to Chandigarh are experiencing delays of 4-5 hours. The impact of the protests on rail traffic continues for the sixth day, with six trains diverted and 13 canceled. This...
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has caused major inconvenience for commuters, especially those traveling for work, and has resulted in losses of lakhs for the railways. The situation has also affected the number of daily passengers at Kurukshetra Railway Station, which usually sees around 11,500 passengers. Passengers, like Liaqat, are facing delays and difficulties due to cancellations and diversions. The canceled trains include 12459/12460 New Delhi-Amritsar Express, 12497/12498 Shan-e-Punjab, 12057/12058 Janshatabdi Express, 14507/14508 Fazilka Intercity Express, 14033/14034 Jammu Mail Express, 22429/22430 Delhi-Pathankot Express, and 12498 Shan-e-Punjab. The diverted trains include 12919/12920 Malwa Express, 11057/11058 Amritsar Express, 11077/11078 Jhelum Express.