The Indian Railways has announced the operation of nine special trains to ease travel for people returning to Uttar Pradesh and Bihar from Delhi and Uttarakhand during the summer holidays. These trains will operate from April 20th onwards, with their schedules already published. The additional trains are being introduced due to...
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the anticipated rush during the summer season and the upcoming elections. Notably, a special train was also operated on Thursday for the Muzaffarpur Saptkranti Express route, departing from Anand Vihar Terminal with a 37-minute delay. The railways are closely monitoring stations and train services due to the high demand and long waiting lists. Specific details about the train routes, departure times, and dates have been provided for each special train.

Indian Railways has announced over 100 special train services for the Holi festival. These trains will run between major cities like Mumbai, Patna, Gaya, Katra, Varanasi, Saharanpur, Prayagraj, Pune, and Ambala. The services will include weekly and bi-weekly superfast trains, unreserved MEMU services, and AC specials. There are special trains...
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running for Vaishno Devi pilgrims, as well as trains between New Delhi and Varanasi, and Delhi and Varanasi. Tickets can be booked at railway station counters or through the IRCTC website.

The North Railway is running six special trains for Holi to accommodate the increased passenger traffic. Train 04033/04034 will operate between New Delhi and Udhampur (Shaheed Captain Tushar Mahajan Railway Station) on March 22nd, 29th, 23rd, and 30th. Train 04075/04076 will run between New Delhi and Katra, departing from New Delhi...
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every Wednesday and Sunday from March 24th to 31st. It will return from Katra every Thursday and Monday from March 25th to April 1st, making a total of six round trips. Train 04080/04079 will operate 10 trips between Delhi and Banaras, departing from Delhi on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from March 21st to 30th and returning from Banaras on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays from March 22nd to 31st. Additionally, Noida's Morna Depot will run special buses starting March 20th, with more buses than previous years to handle the expected crowd. Buses will be available 24 hours for 10 days, with long-distance buses also being operated. Buses coming from nearby towns will make three to four extra trips, and those from distant areas will make two extra trips. The depot will offer bus services to Prayagraj, Varanasi, and Gorakhpur.

A special train, 'Aastha Special', will depart from Panipat on March 2nd at 10 am for Ayodhya. This train, numbered 04034, will make travel to Ayodhya easier for residents of Panipat. Additionally, this train will also operate from other cities: Rohtak on March 3rd (train number 04032), Faridabad on March...
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4th, and Kurukshetra on March 5th, enabling residents of these cities to visit Ayodhya. Previously, people had to travel by their own means or buses from Delhi to reach Ayodhya. The station superintendent, Dheeraj Kapoor, confirmed the departure of the train from Panipat on March 2nd, encouraging passengers to visit Ayodhya at their convenience.