Diwali will be celebrated on October 31st and Chhath Puja from November 6th to 8th. Despite these festivals being more than three months away, train tickets are already fully booked. Trains from Prayagraj to various cities in Bihar are already on waiting lists, and the same situation is seen for trains...
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arriving in Delhi and Mumbai for Diwali. Abhishek Ojha, who works in a company in Gurugram, needs to travel to Prayagraj for Diwali. He checked for reservations on the Prayagraj, Rewa, and Shiv Ganga Express trains departing from Delhi on October 29th, but found waiting lists for both AC 3 and Sleeper class. Similarly, Rashmi Shukla from Kidganj needs to travel from Mumbai for Diwali. She checked for reservations on the Lokmanya Tilak-Prayagraj Duronto Express on October 28th, but found a waiting list of 119 for the 3rd AC class on train number 12293.

A goods train without an engine ran for 200 meters at Khandwa railway station on Tuesday morning, derailing five wagons and causing significant disruption to the Mumbai-Itarsi route. The incident resulted in a standstill of the Mumbai-Itarsi track for over four hours, impacting numerous trains on the route. Passengers faced delays...
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of 4-5 hours, causing inconvenience for travelers on the Itarsi-Mumbai line and those waiting for trains at other stations. The derailment also affected the overhead equipment, necessitating repairs and causing further delays. The goods train was loaded with gravel and had been parked at Khandwa station the previous night without an engine. The absence of wheel chocks caused five wagons to roll onto the loop line, leading to the derailment. The collision with an overhead equipment pole caused power disruption in the affected section. While the main line was restored, repairs are ongoing on the loop line. The incident impacted several trains, including the 12149 Danapur-Pune Express, 22177 Mahanagari Express, 22538 Kushinagar Express, 10557 Pathankot Express, 12720 Hyderabad Jaipur Express, 09073 Bandra-Patna Express, and 12141 Lotiit-Patliputra Express, causing delays of over an hour.

To facilitate the influx of devotees during Navratri, the Indian Railways has announced special arrangements for the Vindhyachal railway station. Four trains will have a two-minute stop at the station between April 9th and 20th. These include the Lokmanya Terminal-Patliputra Express (12141/12142), the Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (15646 and 15648), and...
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the Bhagalpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (12335). Additionally, two extra coaches will be added to the Triveni Express (15073-15074 & 15075-15076) and the Chopan-Prayagraj Express to accommodate the increased number of passengers. The Subedarganj-Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay MEMU (13309-1310) will operate on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the mela period.

In preparation for the Chaitra Navratri festival, UP Roadways is running additional buses to Vindhyachal for devotees visiting the Vindhyavasini temple. Starting at midnight on April 8th, buses will depart from the Zero Road bus station every 30 minutes until April 17th. Additional buses may also be deployed from Civil...
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Lines if needed. A total of 50 special buses will be operated, according to Regional Manager MK Trivedi.

To accommodate the influx of passengers during the Chaitra Navratri fair, Vindhyachal railway station will be offering temporary stops for four additional trains from April 9th to 20th. These trains are the Lokmanya Tilak Terminal-Patliputra Express (12141), Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (15646), Bhagalpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (15648), and Bhagalpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (12335). ...
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The stop will be for two minutes. Additionally, two extra general coaches will be added to the Chhopan-Prayagraj Express (13309/13310) and the Triveni Express (15073/15074/15075/15076) during the fair. The MEMU train (04193/94) between Subedarganj and Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay may also run on Saturdays and Sundays from April 9th to 20th to cater to the fair.