The Dayodaya Express (12181) running from Jabalpur to Ajmer will be canceled from Durgapura to Ajmer. The train will operate only from Jabalpur to Durgapura. On its return journey, the train (12182) will not operate between Ajmer and Durgapura. The train's operation will be only from Durgapura to Jabalpur. This cancellation...
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is due to automatic block signaling work on the Gandhinagar-Jaipur-Kanakpura railway section of the North Western Railway. Additionally, the Bhopal-Jodhpur (14814) Express will be canceled on July 22nd. The Jodhpur-Bhopal (14813) will run on July 21st. The Bhopal-Jaipur (19712) will run till Khatipura station on July 20th. The Bhopal-Gwalior-Bhopal Intercity Express (12197/98) will run with a 16-coach rake from July 20th onwards. This rake will consist of one AC coach, two second-class chair cars, 11 general coaches, and two SLRDs.

Due to automatic block signaling work on the Gandhinagar-Jaipur-Kanakpura section of the North Western Railway, Jaipur Division, several passenger trains originating or terminating on the West Central Railway are being canceled or partially canceled. These changes are effective from the dates mentioned. Train No. 14813 Jodhpur-Bhopal Express will be canceled from...
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its originating station on July 21, 2024. Train No. 14814 Bhopal-Jodhpur Express will be canceled from its originating station on July 22, 2024. Train No. 12181 Jabalpur-Ajmer Dayodaya Express will depart from its originating station on July 20, 2024, but will be short terminated at Durgapura station, meaning it will be partially canceled between Durgapura and Ajmer. Train No. 12182 Ajmer-Jabalpur Dayodaya Express will be short originated from Durgapura station on July 21, 2024, instead of its originating station Ajmer, meaning it will be partially canceled between Ajmer and Durgapura. Train No. 19712 Bhopal-Jaipur Express will temporarily run only till Khatipura station on July 20, 2024. Passengers are advised to check the train status through the authorized railway inquiry services NTES/Rail Helpline 139 to avoid inconvenience.

The Indian Railway administration has announced changes to several train services to accommodate passenger demand. These include adding five extra coaches to the Kota-Asarva and Kota-Danapur trains, starting July 12th and 13th respectively. The extra coaches include two general, one third AC, one second AC, and one first cum second AC....
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Additionally, three sleeper coaches have been replaced with one general, one third AC, and one second AC coach on the Kota-Sirsa Express, starting November 7th and 8th. The same change applies to another Kota-Sirsa Express train, starting November 8th and 9th. Lastly, on the Ajmer-Jabalpur-Ajmer Dayoday Express, starting November 8th and 9th, one third AC, two third AC economy, and one generator car have been replaced with two sleeper, one general, and one handicapped second class coach.

The Dayodaya Express (train numbers 12181 and 12182) will be partially cancelled between May 30th and June 9th due to infrastructure work on the North Western Railway. Train 12181 (Jablpur-Ajmer) will run only between Jablpur and Jaipur from May 30th to June 8th, while train 12182 (Ajmer-Jablpur) will run only between...
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Jaipur and Jablpur from May 31st to June 9th. Passengers are advised to check the train's status at stations, through the NTES (National Train Enquiry System), via Rail Madad (139) or online before traveling.

The Kota Rail Division of West Central Railway conducted a special ticket checking drive on four express trains: the Okha-Banaras Express (train number 22969), the Barauni-Bandra Terminal Avadh Express (train number 19038), the Patna-Kota Express (train number 13239), and the Mathura-Kota Express (train number 19110). The drive resulted in the apprehension...
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of 172 passengers for ticketless travel or improper tickets, generating INR 1,12,760 in revenue for the railway. 95 cases of ticketless travel and 77 cases of improper ticketing were detected. Additionally, 3 unauthorized vendors were apprehended on the Okha-Banaras Express (train number 22969). The drive was conducted under the guidance of Senior Divisional Commercial Manager Rohit Malviya and involved a team of TTIs and other railway officials. The operation was carried out on the Kota-Gangapur City-Kota route. The railway authorities have instructed to continue such drives in the future to curb ticketless travel on trains.