Due to ongoing remodeling and non-interlocking work at Mathura railway station, several express and passenger trains to Delhi have been canceled, causing inconvenience to passengers. The reduced passenger load has halved the passenger fare revenue at the Hindon railway station. The cancellation of 14 trains stopping at the station has resulted...
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in a daily loss of 2 lakh rupees in passenger fare revenue. The cancellation of the Golden Temple Mail on January 26th further reduced train options to Delhi. The Hindon railway station, which is categorized as an NSG-4 station, typically earns 3 to 3.25 lakh rupees daily from passenger fares. However, due to the cancellations, the revenue has dropped to 1 to 1.15 lakh rupees. The station sees 40 daily and weekly express and passenger trains. The cancellations have reduced passenger numbers by half, with the Sawai Madhopur-Mathura Passenger being the most impacted, carrying 400 passengers daily. The Jan Shatabdi Express, which contributes 40-45 thousand rupees daily in passenger fare revenue, has also been canceled. The cancellation of trains has significantly impacted the Shri Mahaveerji railway station, with daily passenger numbers dropping to 150, generating only 30-32 thousand rupees in revenue. Previously, the station used to have an average of 300 passengers, generating 60 thousand rupees in revenue. The canceled trains include the Jan Shatabdi Express, Golden Temple Mail, Sograia Express, and the Sawai Madhopur-Mathura Passenger. Weekly trains like the Kota-Udhampur, Gandhidham-Bhagalpur Express, and Kota-Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra have also been canceled. The Mathura-Ratlam MEMU is operating only till Bharatpur. According to the Station Superintendent K.S. Meena, the cancellations have reduced daily passengers to 3000, resulting in a daily loss of 2 lakh rupees in passenger fare revenue. The remodeling work is expected to be completed by February 6th, after which all train operations and stops are expected to resume.

Due to dense fog, many trains from Delhi, UP, Punjab and Jammu faced significant delays on Sunday, impacting passengers with hours of waiting. The Nadiad-Amritsar Sachkhand Express (Train No. 12715) was delayed for 14 hours, causing significant inconvenience for passengers. The railway administration set up help centers at stations to...
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assist passengers, but many faced challenges. Several trains, including the Darbhanga-Amritsar Jannayak Express (Train No. 15211), Jaisalmer-Jammu Tawi Shalimar Express (Train No. 14645), New Delhi-Amritsar Shatabdi Express (Train No. 12013), and Mumbai-Amritsar Golden Temple Mail (Train No. 12903), also experienced varying delays ranging from 20 minutes to 9.30 hours.

Due to dense fog on Wednesday, normal life was disrupted in Ambala. The impact was also felt on the railway services, causing delays in train operations. Several trains, including 40 long-distance and passenger trains, were running behind schedule. Some prominent delays included: The Katra-New Delhi Vande Bharat Express (Train...
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No. 22440) was delayed by 2 hours, the Amritsar-New Delhi Shatabdi Express (Train No. 12030) by 20 minutes, the Shaheed Captain Tushar Mahajan-Subedarganj Express (Train No. 22432) by 3.20 hours, the Jammu Tawi-Barmer Express (Train No. 13152) by 3 hours, the Jammu Tawi-Guwahati Lohit Express (Train No. 15652) by 6 hours, the Nanded-Amb Andaura Express (Train No. 22709) by 7 hours, the Nanded-Amritsar Sachkhand Express (Train No. 12715) by 6.30 hours, the Visakhapatnam-Amritsar Express (Train No. 20807) by 5.30 hours, the Mumbai-Amritsar Golden Temple Mail (Train No. 12903) by 2 hours, the Indore-Amritsar Express (Train No. 19325) by 4.40 hours, the Dr Ambedkar Nagar-Katra Malwa Express (Train No. 12919) by 12.20 hours, the Katihar-Amritsar Amrapali Express (Train No. 15707) by 14.30 hours, the Kota-Amritsar Durgyana Express (Train No. 12357) by 5.30 hours, the Indore-Amritsar Express (Train No. 19325) by 4.20 hours, the Una Himachal Special (Train No. 04502) by 1 hour, the Ludhiana-Ambala (Train No. 04504) by 30 minutes, the Sri Ganganagar-Ambala Express (Train No. 14735) by 20 minutes, the Amritsar-New Delhi Shan-e-Punjab Express (Train No. 12498) by 1 hour, the Amritsar-Katihar Amrapali Express (Train No. 15708) by 2 hours, the Katra-Rishikesh Hemkunt Express (Train No. 14610) by 40 minutes, the Jammu Tawi-Ajmer Express (Train No. 12414) by 1.15 hours, the Jammu Tawi-Pune Jhelum Express (Train No. 11078) by 1 hour, the Amb Andaura-Ambala Special (Train No. 04594) by 1 hour, the Pune-Jammu Tawi Jhelum Express (Train No. 11077) by 20 minutes, the Delhi-Ambala Express (Train No. 14521) by 1.45 hours, the New Delhi-Jalandhar Express (Train No. 14681) by 40 minutes, the Darbhanga-Amritsar Jan Nayak Express (Train No. 15211) by 20 minutes, the Rishikesh-Katra Express (Train No. 14609) by 20 minutes, the Barmer-Jammu Tawi Express (Train No. 14661) by 20 minutes, the Delhi-Kalka Express (Train No. 14331) by 20 minutes, the Sambalpur-Jammu Tawi Express (Train No. 18309) by 20 minutes, the Howrah-Kalka Netaji Express (Train No. 12311) by 1 hour, the Lucknow-Chandigarh Express (Train No. 15012) by 20 minutes, the Amritsar-Tata Nagar Jallianwala Bagh Express (Train No. 18104) by 2.50 hours, the Shaheed Captain Tushar Mahajan-Subedarganj Express (Train No. 22432) by 2 hours, the Amritsar-New Delhi Express (Train No. 12459) by 1.30 hours, the Saharanpur-Nangal Dam (Train No. 04523) by 20 minutes, the Delhi-Fazilka Express (Train No. 14507) by 1.40 hours, the Rishikesh-Sri Ganganagar Express (Train No. 14816) by 1.30 hours, and the Haridwar-Amritsar Janshatabdi Express (Train No. 12053) by 1.20 hours.

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 yard remodelling work on the Mathura Junction of the Palwal-Mathura railway line under the Agra division of North Central Railway, train operations will be affected. Train number 14726 Mathura-Bhiwani on February 6, 2024, will be canceled. The Govindgarh-Mathura section of the Bhiwani-Mathura train will be partially canceled for 70...
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days, from November 27 to February 5. Eight trains operating between Mathura-Palwal-Hazrat Nizamuddin will be rerouted via Rewari-Narnaul-Reengus-Jaipur-Sawai Madhopur from December 27 to February 5. Train number 14725 Bhiwani-Mathura will be partially canceled from November 27, 2023, to February 5, 2024, operating only between Bhiwani and Govindgarh. Train number 14726 Mathura-Bhiwani will be partially canceled from November 27, 2023, to February 5, 2024, operating only between Govindgarh and Mathura. Several trains, including 12217 Kochuveli-Chandigarh (on specific dates in January and February), 12218 Chandigarh-Kochuveli (on specific dates in December and January), 12903 Mumbai Central-Amritsar (from January 25 to February 4), 12904 Amritsar-Mumbai Central (from January 25 to February 4), 12907 Bandra Terminus-Hazrat Nizamuddin (on specific dates in January and February), 12908 Hazrat Nizamuddin-Bandra Terminus (on specific dates in January and February), 12909 Bandra Terminus-Hazrat Nizamuddin (on specific dates in January and February), and 12910 Hazrat Nizamuddin-Bandra Terminus (on specific dates in January and February), will be rerouted via Rewari-Narnaul-Reengus-Jaipur-Sawai Madhopur, with a halt at Reengus station.