Indian Railways Extends Special Train Services
Indian Railways Extends Special Train Services
Indian Railways Extends Special Train Services
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In response to increased passenger demand, Indian Railways is launching special train services from Mumbai to Ayodhya, with the first train departing on August 29 and the return train on August 31. Additionally, special trains between LTT Mumbai and Raxaul have also been extended to accommodate extra passengers until September 2024. Furthermore, the Western Railway has introduced special fare trains from Udhna to Puri and extended trips for multiple trains, including Bandra Terminus to Ajmer and Bikaner. These measures aim to facilitate travel during the upcoming festival season and provide more options for commuters. Passport services will be temporarily unavailable for maintenance from August 29 to September 2, affecting appointments scheduled during this period. Meanwhile, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's judicial custody has been extended until September 3 in connection with the Excise Policy case.

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WR announces extension of trips for 10 pairs of special trains
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