Train Cancelled List: Indian Railways is the fourth largest rail system in the world. More than 2.5 crore passengers travel through Indian Railways every day. Let us tell you that this number of passengers is equal to the population of a country.
For these passengers, the Railways runs more than 13000 passenger trains every day. So that the passengers can reach their destination without any problem.
But many times, problems are created for the passengers by the railways. The railways cancel trains on different routes. Due to which passengers traveling by train face difficulties. Something similar has happened this month as well. If you are also planning to go somewhere by train. Then read this news.
Information about trains canceled this month
While travelling by train is convenient and comfortable, it can also be troublesome at times. The reason is that the railways often cancel trains on different routes. Over bridge work has to be done on the Ranchi division of South Eastern Railway. Due to this, a power block has been imposed by South Eastern Railway from 11 May to 30 May. In which some trains have been cancelled. While the routes of some trains have been changed. If you have also booked a ticket to go somewhere during this period, then check whether your train has also been cancelled or not. Otherwise, you will get into trouble.
These trains will be affected
- Train No. 18113 Tatanagar- Bilaspur Express is cancelled for 19th May, 24th May, 25th May, 26th May, 27th May, 28th May and 29th May.
- Train No. 18114 Bilaspur-Tatanagar Express has been cancelled for 15 May, 20 May, 25 May, 26 May, 27 May, 28 May, 29 May and 30 May.
- Train No. 18109 and Train No. 18110 Tatanagar-Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Itwari-Tatanagar Express have been cancelled from 11th May to 26th May.
- Train No. 18478, Kalinga Utkal Express from Yoga City Rishikesh to Puri will run via Ib, Jharsuguda, Sambalpur City and Cuttack on May 11, May 13 and May 16.
- Train number 18477 will leave from Puri via Yoga City Rishikesh on May 16 via Cuttack, Sambalpur City, Jharsuguda and Ib.
