The timetable for most trains passing through the Chakradharpur Railway Division will change from June 11th onwards. While most changes are only a few minutes, a significant number of trains will be affected. The affected trains include: 13301/02, 15021/22, 18029/30, 18051/52, 18103/04, 18105/06, 18107/08, 18109/10, 18117/18, 18451/52, 18637/38, 22829/30,...
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2283738, 28181/82, 12101/02, 12809/10, 12813/14, 12889/90, 12905/06, 8161/62, 8149/50. These trains pass through various stations in the division, including Tatanagar, Chakradharpur, Rourkela, and Jharsuguda.

Effective June 11th, the departure times of several trains, including the Shalimar Kurla Express, will change. These changes affect trains passing through various stations within the Chakradharpur railway division. For instance, train number 18029, Shalimar LTT, will now depart from Shalimar at 11:55 AM instead of 11:40 AM. Similarly, train number...
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20971, Shalimar Udaipur, will depart from Shalimar at 9:50 AM instead of 9:35 AM. Train number 22829, Shalimar Bhuj, will also depart from Shalimar at 9:50 AM instead of 9:35 AM. These changes not only affect departure times from Shalimar station but also influence arrival and departure times at other stations along the route.

A passenger on the Bhuj-Shalimar Express (train number 22829) reported on social media that ticketless individuals were occupying reserved seats in sleeper coach S5 after the train departed Ahmedabad Junction. The passenger, with PNR number 8413099794, appealed for help on Twitter, tagging relevant railway authorities. Railway Sewa responded by asking for...
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the passenger's mobile number for immediate action, also suggesting alternative ways to report the issue. The incident sparked discussions about overcrowding, passenger safety, and the need for stricter measures to curb unauthorized travel on trains. Concerns were raised about the lack of general compartments and the prevalence of overcrowding, as well as recent incidents of violence against Ticket Examiners by ticketless passengers. Stakeholders are advocating for comprehensive reforms to improve the travel experience for all railway passengers.

A passenger on the Bhuj-Shalimar Express (train number 22829) complained on Twitter about ticketless passengers occupying his family's reserved seats in sleeper coach S5. He tagged Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Railway Sewa, seeking help. Railway Sewa responded, promising immediate action. RPF and TTE personnel cleared the unauthorized passengers at...
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the next station, but some remained in the bathroom areas. The incident sparked outrage on social media, with many criticizing the condition of Indian railways.

A passenger on the Bhuj-Shalimar Express (train number 22829) complained on social media about overcrowding caused by ticketless passengers in the sleeper coach (S5). The problem began after the train left Ahmedabad Junction, with ticketless individuals taking reserved seats and crowding the aisles. The passenger appealed to Ashwini Vaishnaw and Indian...
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Railways for help. Railway Seva acknowledged the post and promised to take action. However, many commented that this issue of ticketless passengers forcefully claiming seats is becoming more frequent, occurring even in AC compartments.