CR Announces Unreserved Special Trains for Dharatirth Gadkot Mohim 2025
In a move to cater to the travel needs of passengers during the Dharatirth Gadkot Mohim 2025 festivities, the Central Railway (CR) has unveiled plans to operate Unreserved Special Trains between New Amravati and Veer. This decision was officially communicated by the CR on Friday, emphasizing the importance of providing convenient transportation options for the public.
The schedule for these special trains is as follows:
– Train 01101 will depart from New Amravati at 15:30 on 6th February 2025, reaching Veer at 07:45 the following day.
– Train 01102 will leave Veer at 22:00 on 11th February 2025, arriving at New Amravati at 12:30 the next day.
These special trains are designed to halt at key stations along the route, including Badnera, Murtizapur, Akola, Shegaon, Nandura, Malkapur, Bhusaval, Jalgaon, Chalisgaon, Manmad, Nashik Road, Igatpuri, Kalyan, Panvel, and Roha. Comprising 16 General Second Class coaches and 2 second seating cum guard’s brake vans, the trains aim to accommodate a diverse range of passengers.
Passengers are encouraged to take note of these details and make use of the services provided. For more specific timings and updates, individuals can visit www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in or download the NTES App for easy access.
Disruption in Mumbai Local Train Services Due to Block Burst
While the CR gears up to introduce special trains, recent disruptions in Mumbai’s local train services have caused inconvenience for commuters. The Central Railway’s main and harbour lines experienced delays and rescheduling of trains due to an extended mega block for a bridge girder launch.
Reports indicate that as many as 11 long-distance trains departing from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) had to be rescheduled, with nine inbound trains being short-terminated. The unforeseen block burst incident during the girder launch resulted in a six-hour-long delay, affecting both local and long-distance travelers.
The mega block, initially scheduled to conclude at 5:30 am, faced delays, leading to operational challenges for passengers. Local train services between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and Byculla, as well as CSMT and Wadala stations, were temporarily disrupted. Despite the inconvenience caused, railway officials assured the public that efforts were being made to resume operations promptly.
As the Central Railway continues to address these challenges, passengers are advised to stay updated on service changes and developments through official channels. The resilience of Mumbai’s public transport system remains a testament to the city’s unwavering spirit in the face of adversity.
