The Indian Railways is working on a new project to lay a 600 km long railway line between New Delhi and Jammu Tawi. The project includes laying a double track line from New Delhi to Ambala and a single track line from Ambala to Jammu Tawi. The project aims to improve...
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railway connectivity and reduce travel time between the two cities. The new line will also provide passengers with a scenic view of the mountains. The railway department is currently conducting surveys and acquiring land to begin construction soon. They plan to increase the number of trains running on the route, which currently sees over 25 trains running daily between Ambala and Jammu. The project is expected to benefit locals and improve travel experience by allowing trains to run uninterrupted.

Indian Railways has allocated a total of ₹1740 crores for various projects in the state, including new rail lines and track upgrades. These projects are expected to be completed by the end of the year and will reduce travel time for passengers by half. The projects include the construction of a...
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new 262 km rail line between Ramganjmandi and Bhopal, for which ₹523 crores have been allocated. Other projects include a new 541 km rail line between Lalitpur and Satna, a 342 km line between Indore and Jabalpur, and various other upgrades and expansions.

A new train service, the Jammu Mail, was flagged off on Thursday from Subedarganj railway station by MP Praveen Singh Patel. The train will connect Subedarganj to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine in Katra, Jammu and Kashmir. The train will depart from Subedarganj at 10:35 am and will reach Katra the...
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next day at 9:15 am. The train will make stops at various stations including Fatehpur, Govindpuri, Tundla, Aligarh, Delhi, Sabzi Mandi, Narela, Soniipat, Gannaur, Samalkha, Panipat, Karnal, Kurukshetra, Ambala Cant, Rajpura Junction, Ludhiana Junction, Ferozepur Cant, Jalandhar Cant, Tanda Urmar, Dasuya, Mukerian, Pathankot Cant, Kathua, Hira Nagar, Vijaypur Jammu, Jammu Tawi, and Major Captain Tushar Mahajan. The train will return from Katra at 3:20 pm and reach Subedarganj the next day at 12:35 pm. The train will consist of 22 coaches, including 4 general, 7 sleeper, 6 AC 3 tier, 2 AC 2 tier, 1 AC first class, and 2 SLR coaches. The train's number will change to 20433 for the journey from Subedarganj to Katra and 20434 for the return journey starting from January 5th, 2024.

A new one-way special train, train number 04692, will operate from Firozpur Cantt to Chennai Central via Jind and Rohtak. This train will be the third train from North India to South India, specifically Chennai, offering relief from overcrowding. The train will depart from Firozpur Cantt on September 4th and reach...
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Chennai Central on September 6th at 12:25 PM. It will stop at various stations, including Rohtak Junction where it will arrive at 6:04 PM on September 5th and depart after a two-minute halt. The train will take approximately 42 hours to cover the 2300 km distance.

The Indian Railways had previously changed the route of six trains, including the Punjab Mail, that pass through Bahadurgarh from September 5th to 16th. However, these orders have now been revoked. All trains will now pass through Bahadurgarh, providing relief to railway passengers. Additionally, three passenger trains remain canceled until...
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September 25th. The route change affected trains travelling between Rohtak, Faridabad, Palwal, and Mathura. The trains involved were: 11450, 16032, 16318, 16988, and 19804. The Punjab Mail (12138) was also scheduled for a route change from September 5th to 16th, but that has been canceled as well. Passengers traveling from Bahadurgarh to Delhi and Punjab are relieved that these trains will now continue on their original routes.