A near-accident occurred on Tuesday on the Moradabad rail division when a large stone weighing about 100 kg struck the front wheel of the Naini Doon Express, which was travelling at a speed of 80 km/h. The impact caused the train's wheel to lift, and the train was dragged for about...
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100 meters. The driver managed to stop the train, preventing a major disaster. The incident happened around 7:30 PM when the train was traveling between Dehradun and Kathgodam. The stone was on the track, and the train's speed caused a loud noise and shaking of the carriages. Passengers on board were alarmed. The driver immediately reduced the train's speed and applied the brakes. The stone was wedged between the track and the wheel. The driver informed the control room, and a mechanical team arrived from Mevanwada. They used tools to break the stone and remove it from the wheel. The train was then allowed to proceed. The train was stopped for 36 minutes at Kanth while the incident was recorded, and statements were taken from the driver, assistant driver, guard, and passengers. The incident was reported to railway officials via a WhatsApp group. The railway administration has launched an immediate investigation into the matter.

The Indian Railways has decided to make a temporary stop for several trains at Bilaspur Road station in the Izzatnagar division, aiming to improve passenger convenience. This means the Kathgodam-New Delhi Janshatabdi Express (train number 12039) will stop at Bilaspur Road on March 6, 2024, arriving at 16:55 and departing at...
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16:57. The New Delhi-Kathgodam Janshatabdi Express (train number 12040) will also stop there on March 7, 2024, arriving at 09:48 and leaving at 09:50. Additionally, the Dehradun-Kathgodam Janshatabdi Express (train number 12091) will halt at Bilaspur Road on March 6, 2024, arriving at 21:33 and departing at 21:35. Finally, the Kathgodam-Dehradun Janshatabdi Express (train number 12092) will stop on March 8, 2024, arriving at 06:58 and leaving at 07:00.

The railway administration has canceled the stops of several trains at Haldwani station. Passengers traveling to Haldwani need to be careful while selecting their trains. The trains affected are: * 15013 Jaisalmer-Kathgodam Express, departing from Jaisalmer on February 10th * 14120 Dehradun-Kathgodam Express, departing from Dehradun on February 10th * 13019 Howrah-Kathgodam Express, departing...
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from Howrah on February 9th * 12040 New Delhi-Kathgodam Express, departing from New Delhi on February 11th * 15035 Delhi-Kathgodam Express, departing from Delhi on February 11th

Due to the law and order situation in Haldwani, Uttarakhand, the railway administration has made the following changes to train operations effective February 9, 2024. Several trains have been short terminated at Lalkuan instead of Kathgodam, including the 15043 Lucknow-Kathgodam Express, 14120 Dehradun-Kathgodam Express, 13019 Howrah-Kathgodam Express, and 12040 New Delhi-Kathgodam...
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Express. Additionally, several trains have been short originated from Lalkuan instead of Kathgodam, including the 15044 Kathgodam-Lucknow Jn Express, 14119 Kathgodam-Dehradun Express, 13020 Kathgodam-Howrah Express, and 12039 Kathgodam-New Delhi Express. Furthermore, the 15014 Kathgodam-Jaisalmer Express, 15035 Delhi-Kathgodam Express, and 12091 Dehradun-Kathgodam Express have had their scheduled stop at Haldwani station suspended.

Due to maintenance work at Laksar yard on the Moradabad Division of North Railway, the timings of trains operating from Kathgodam and Dehradun have been changed. The Kathgodam-Dehradun Express (12092) departing Kathgodam on February 6, 2024, will be rescheduled by 150 minutes. The Dehradun-Gorakhpur Express (15006) departing Dehradun on February 6,...
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2024, will be rescheduled by 90 minutes. The Dehradun-Kathgodam Express (12091) departing Dehradun on February 6, 2024, will be rescheduled by 80 minutes. The halt of the Kathgodam-Jaisalmer-Kathgodam Express (15013/15014) at Marwar Lohawat station under the Jodhpur Division of West Central Railway has been extended until further notice. This decision is being made on a trial basis. Recent delays in train operations have been caused by adverse weather conditions, particularly fog. These delays and cancellations have resulted in financial losses for the railway and inconvenience for passengers.