Yard modification works at Dharmavaram force cancellation of several trains
South Central Railway has notified the cancellation, diversion and regulation of train services in connection with Phase II Yard modification works at Dharmavaram in Guntakal division.
Train Nos 06595/06596 KSR Bengaluru-Dharmavaram-KSR Bengaluru MEMU Special trains will remain cancelled between May 5 and 17.
Train No 77213 Guntakal-Hindupur DEMU has been cancelled till May 17.
Train No 77214 Hindupur-Guntakal DEMU will remain cancelled between May 5 and 18.
Train No 16571 Yesvantpur-Bidar Express commencing journey on May 11, 12, 13 and 15 will be cancelled.
Train No 16572 Bidar-Yesvantpur Express commencing journey on May 12, 13, 14 and 16 will be cancelled.
Train No 16583 Yesvantpur-Latur Express commencing journey on May 10, 14, 16 and 17 will be cancelled.
Train No 16584 Latur-Yesvantpur Express commencing journey on May 11, 15, 17 and 18 will be cancelled.
Train No 11311 Solapur-Hassan Express will remain cancelled between May 11 and 16.
Train No 11312 Hassan-Solapur Express will remain cancelled between May 12 and 17.
Train No 11013 Lokmanya Tilak Terminus-Coimbatore Express leaving Lokmanya Tilak Terminus between May 4 and 16 will be regulated for 60 minutes en route.
Train No 19567 Tuticorin-Okha Vivek Express leaving Tuticorin on May 4 and 11 will be regulated for 150 minutes en route.
Train No 12975 Mysuru-Jaipur Bi-Weekly Express leaving Mysuru on May 8, 10, 15 and 17 will be regulated for 90 minutes en route.
Train No 22883 Puri-Yesvantpur Garib Rath Weekly Express leaving Puri on May 9 and 16 will be regulated for 90 minutes en route.
Train No 16591 SSS Hubballi-Mysuru Hampi Express will be diverted to run via Ballari, Rayadurg, Chikjajur and Yesvantpur between May 11 and 17, skipping regular scheduled stoppages between Guntakal and Yelahanka.
Train No 16592 Mysuru-SSS Hubballi Hampi Express will be diverted via Yesvantpur, Chikjajur, Rayadurg, Ballari between May 11 and 17, skipping regular stoppages between Yelahanka and Guntakal.
Train No 16532 KSR Bengaluru-Ajmer Garib Nawaz Weekly Express commencing its journey on May 16 will be diverted to run via Yesvantpur, Chikjajur, Rayadurg, Ballari and Hubballi, skipping regular stops between Hindupur and Guntakal.
Train No 16531 Ajmer-KSR Bengaluru Garib Nawaz Weekly Express commencing its journey on May 12 will be diverted via Hubballi, Ballari, Rayadurg, Chikjajur and Yesvantpur, skipping regular stops between Guntakal and Hindupur.
Train No 16533 Bhagat Ki Kothi-KSR Bengaluru Weekly Express commencing its journey on May 14 will be diverted via Ballari, Rayadurg, Chikjajur and Yesvantpur, skipping regular stops between Guntakal and Hindupur.
Train No 12592 Yesvantpur-Gorakhpur Weekly Express commencing its journey on May 12 will be diverted via Chikjajur, Rayadurg, Ballari, Guntakal Bypass and Raichur, skipping stops between Hindupur and and Guntakal.
Train No 22831 Howrah-Yesvantpur Weekly Express commencing its journey on May 14 will be diverted via Dhone, Guntakal, Ballari, Rayadurg and Chikjajur, skipping its regular scheduled stoppages between Anantapur and Yelahanka.
Train No 22602 Sainagar Shirdi-Dr. MGR Chennai Central Express commencing its journey on May 16 will be diverted via Gooty and Renigunta, skipping its regular scheduled stoppages between Anantpur and Katpadi.
Train No 16332 Thiruvananthapuram Central-CSMT Mumbai Express commencing its journey on May 10 will be diverted via SMVT Bengaluru, Banaswadi, Tumakuru, Arsikere, Rayadurg, Ballari and Guntakal, skipping stoppages at Hindupur, Dharmavaram and Anantpur.
Train No 16331 CSMT Mumbai-Thiruvananthapuram Central Express commencing its journey on May 11 will run via Guntakal, Gooty, Kadapa, Renigunta, Melpakkam, Katpadi and Jolarpettai, skipping its regular scheduled stoppages between Anantpur and Bangarpet.
Train No 00635 SMVT Bengaluru-Guwahati Parcel Express commencing its journey on May 8 and 15 will be diverted via SMVT Bengaluru, Jolarpettai, Renigunta, Gudur and Vijayawada. It will skip stoppages between Dharmavaram and Guntur.
Train No 00636 Guwahati-SMVT Bengaluru Parcel Express commencing its journey on May 5 and 12 will be diverted via Vijayawada, Gudur, Renigunta, Jolarpettai and SMVT Bengaluru, skipping stoppages between Guntur and Dharmavaram.
Train No 00640 Tugalakabad-Yesvantpur Parcel Express commencing its journey on May 13 will be diverted via Guntakal Bypass, Ballari, Rayadurg, Chikjajur and Yesvantpur.
To cater to the extra rush of passengers during the summer holidays, the Railway Board has approved the continuation of the following Summer Special Express trains.
These trains were earlier notified to run up to May 2025 and will now be extended further with the same days of service, timings and stoppages.
Train No 07323 SSS Hubballi-Banaras Special Express, running every Saturday, was earlier notified to operate up to May 10 and is now extended from May 17 to June 28 for seven additional trips.
Train No 07324 Banaras-SSS Hubballi Special Express, running every Tuesday, was earlier notified to run up to May 13 and is now extended from May 20 to July 1 for seven additional trips.
The revised coach composition will include two AC-3 Tier coaches, seven Sleeper Class, nine General Second Class and two SLR/D coaches, totaling 20.
Train No 07327 Belagavi-Mau Special Express, operating every Sunday, was earlier notified to operate up to May 11 and is now extended from May 18 to June 29 for seven more trips.
Train No 07328 Mau-Belagavi Special Express, running every Wednesday, was earlier notified to run up to May 14 and is now extended from May 21 to July 2 for seven additional trips.
The revised coach composition includes two AC-2 Tier coaches, five AC-3 Tier, 10 Sleeper Class, two General Second Class and two SLRD, totaling 21.
To clear the extra rush of passengers during the summer holidays, North Central Railway had earlier notified six trips of special trains in each direction between Kanpur Central and SMVT Bengaluru. However, due to non-interlocking works over South Central Railway, these special trains will now run for only three trips in each direction instead of six. The remaining three trips have been cancelled.
Train No 04131 Kanpur Central-SMVT Bengaluru Special Express will run on May 11 and has been cancelled on May 18, 25 and June 1.
In the return direction, Train No 04132 SMVT Bengaluru-Kanpur Central Special Express will run on May 7 and 14 and has been cancelled on May 21, 28 and June 4.
South East Central Railway has notified the cancellation of the following four weekly train services due to signalling and safety-related works at Gondia, being undertaken as part of the Raj-Nandgaon-Kalamna third line project under the Nagpur Division.
Train No 17322 Jasidih-Vasco-da-Gama Express, journey commencing on May 5, 2025, will be cancelled.
South Western Railway has decided to revise the timings of the Malgudi Express and Passenger trains over its jurisdiction starting May 5.
Train No 20623 Ashokapuram-KSR Bengaluru Malgudi Daily Express will now leave Ashokapuram at 8.20 a.m., instead of the earlier departure time of 8.30 a.m. En route, the train will arrive at/leave Mysuru at 8.30/8.35, Pandavapura at 8.54/8.55, Mandya at 9.11/9.12, Maddur at 9.26/9.27, Channapatna at 9.42/9.43, Ramanagaram at 9.52/9.53, Bidadi at 10.05/10.06 and Kengeri at 10.22/10.23, reaching its destination, Krantivira Sangolli Rayanna Bengaluru Station, at 11.05 a.m. instead of at 11.20 a.m.
Train No 56210 Mysuru-Chamarajanagar Daily Passenger will leave Mysuru at 8.05 a.m., instead of at 8.20 a.m. It will arrive at and leave the following stations as per revised timings: Chamarajanagar at 8.11/8.12, Ashokapuram at 8.18/8.34, Kadakola at 8.48/8.49, Tandavapura Halt at 8.54/8.55, Sujathapuram Halt at 9/9.01, Nanjangud Town at 9.06/9.08, Chinnadagudihundi Halt at 9.17/9.18, Narasambudhi Halt at 9.21/9.22, Kavalande Halt at 9.28/9.29, Konanur Halt at 9.34/9.35, Badanaguppe Halt at 9.40/9.41, Mariyal Gangavadi Halt at 9.46/9.47 and arrive at Chamarajanagar at 10.10 a.m., which remains unchanged, according to a press release from Chief Public Relations Officer, South Western Railway, Manjunath Kanamadi.
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