This article provides information on traveling from Indore to Ayodhya for the upcoming Shri Ramlala Pran Pratishtha ceremony at the newly constructed Ram Mandir on January 22nd. You can reach Ayodhya from Indore via train or road. Direct train options include the Indore-Patna Express (19321) departing every Saturday at 1:55...
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PM from Indore Junction and reaching Ayodhya Cantt after a 17-hour 50-minute journey. You can also take the Saryu-Yamuna Express which arrives at Ayodhya Dham station. Indirect train options include the Indore-Patna Express (19313) leaving Indore every Monday and Wednesday at 1:55 PM, reaching Lucknow the next day at 5:30 AM. From Lucknow, you can take the Saryu-Yamuna Express (departing at 6:20 PM), the Yog Nagri Rishikesh Howrah Special (departing at 8:45 PM), or the Ganga-Satluj Express (departing at 10:30 AM) to Ayodhya. You can also travel by road from Lucknow to Ayodhya. Another indirect route involves taking the Kashi-Mahakali Express from Indore on Wednesdays and Fridays. This train reaches Kanpur, from where you can continue your journey to Ayodhya via train or road. You can also reach Ayodhya by taking a train from Ujjain or Ratlam. The Muzaffarpur Express (19053) leaving Ujjain every Friday at 4:05 PM reaches Ayodhya the next day at 5:06 PM. Currently, there are no direct flights from Indore to Ayodhya. You can reach Kanpur or Lucknow by air and then take a road trip to Ayodhya. You can also travel from Indore to Ayodhya by bus via various travel agencies.

Due to dense fog in Uttar Pradesh, several trains passing through Hardoi are running hours behind schedule. This includes the 12230 New Delhi-Lucknow Mail, 13006 Punjab Mail, 13308 Ganga Satluj Express, 12232 Chandigarh Superfast Express, 15012 Saharanpur Express, 12469 Kanpur-Jammu Tawi Express, 12204 Amritsar-Saharsa Garib Rath Express, and the Sialdah Express....
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Passengers are facing inconvenience due to the delays and are forced to find alternative travel options. The weather department has predicted that the foggy conditions will persist for a few more days.

Due to dense fog, several trains including the Rajdhani Express experienced significant delays. Trains traveling to New Delhi, Jammu Tawi, and other destinations from Dhanbad were delayed for hours. The delays also affected trains coming from these destinations. Passengers faced significant inconvenience. The Howrah Rajdhani and Sealdah Rajdhani both...
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arrived in Dhanbad four to five hours late. The Duronto Express arrived 9.40 hours late. **Delayed Trains:** * 12314 Sealdah Rajdhani Express - 5.10 hours * 12302 New Delhi-Howrah Rajdhani - 4 hours * 12260 Duronto Express - 9.40 hours * 11447 Shaktipuंज Express - 4.09 hours * 12988 Ajmer-Sealdah Superfast - 6.20 hours * 12308 Jodhpur-Howrah Superfast - 3.30 hours * 13152 Kolkata Express - 4.30 hours * 12178 Chambal Express - 2.20 hours * 13308 Ganga Satluj Express - 1.35 hours * 02832 Bhubaneswar-Dhanbad Special - 2 hours In a separate incident, a youth was robbed of his bike in the Bhedakanta Basti area of Dhanbad. The victim, Pradeep Kumar Bauri, reported that he was attacked by three men on a motorbike near Bhagawand eight number gate while going to pick up his father, a BCCL employee, from South Balihari Colliery.

Due to a mega block in Barabanki, the routes of five trains passing through Saharanpur have been changed. All these trains have long routes. The change in route will result in longer travel times for passengers. The 14604 Amritsar-Saharsa Express will run via Gorakhpur-Paniyawa-Narkatiaganj-Muzaffarpur instead of Gorakhpur-Chhapra Grameen-Muzaffarpur from December...
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27th to January 3rd. The 15097 Bhagalpur-Jammu Tawi Express will operate from December 28th to January 4th via Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj-Paniyawa-Gorakhpur instead of Muzaffarpur-Chhapra Grameen-Gorakhpur. The 12491 Barauni-Jammu Tawi Express, 15531 Saharsa-Amritsar Express, and 15651 Guwahati-Jammu Tawi Express will operate via Muzaffarpur-Narkatiaganj-Paniyawa-Gorakhpur on December 31st and January 1st respectively. Additionally, four trains were cancelled and three arrived late.

Due to dense fog in the plains of India, train operations have been severely impacted. Many trains originating from cities in Uttar Pradesh have had their routes diverted, while others have been canceled altogether. This has led to inconvenience for passengers who rely heavily on train travel. A total of 14...
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trains on the Moradabad, Laksar, and Haridwar routes have been canceled from December 1st to March 2nd. Additionally, 8 trains have been canceled due to yard remodeling work at Barabanki station. The railway has also diverted routes of 16 trains on this route, further adding to the passenger's woes. Several trains, including the Doon Express, the Jammu Tawi Express, and the Ganga Sutlej Express, have been rerouted to pass through Varanasi, Pratapgarh, and Maan Velha Devi Dham until January 14th. The Bagh Express will pass through Budhwal City and Shahjahanpur until January 14th. The Avadh Assam Express, the Amarnath Express, the Lohit Express, and the Chandigarh Express will pass through Budhwal City, Sitapur, and Roja station on specific dates in December and January. The railway authority has stated that these measures are necessary for safety reasons, despite the inconvenience caused to passengers.