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 However, these orders have now been revoked.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.

The proposed railway line project connecting Yamunanagar-Jagadhri to Karnal, announced in 2021 by the central government, remains unfulfilled. Despite initial budget allocation and a projected four-year completion timeline, land acquisition has not even commenced. Local leaders from various parties, including AAP, Congress, BSP, and INLD, criticize the government for inaction,...
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citing a lack of political will. They allege the project was merely an election stunt, comparing its fate to the stalled Chandigarh railway line project. The line is projected to benefit approximately 10,000 people daily, facilitating industrial and agricultural trade between the eastern and western regions of Haryana.

The Indian Railways is set to receive another good news after the launch of three new Vande Bharat Express trains. Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw visited the BEML factory in Bengaluru on Sunday and unveiled the sleeper coach version of the Vande Bharat Express. He stated that the coach will be...
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tested for 10 days before being put into operation and is expected to be operational in the next three months. The minister also laid the foundation stone for the Vande Bharat manufacturing facility at the BEML premises. Vaishnaw said the Vande Sleeper coach, which is a fully sleeper version, has been completed and will be rolled out of the BEML factory in the coming days. The new train was a complex design, according to the minister, and features many new amenities. The minister also stated that the Vande Bharat Chair-car, Vande Sleeper, Vande Metro, and Amrit Bharat trains will transform the travel experience in India.

India's Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw unveiled the first model of the Vande Bharat sleeper train on September 1st in Bengaluru. The train, designed for middle-class travelers and featuring upgraded coaches and safety features, is expected to launch by December. It will operate at a speed of 160 km/h and is...
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designed for routes between 800 to 1200 km, allowing passengers to board at 10 pm and arrive at their destination the next morning. The train will have a fare similar to the Rajdhani express and promises a comfortable and efficient long-distance travel experience.