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Train Cancellations: Planning to travel by train in September-October? Over 10 trains on this route to remain cancelled.

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If you are planning to book a train ticket to Chandigarh between September and October, please note that several trains have been cancelled due to essential work being carried out at the station. Check the list before you travel.

With several festivals falling in September, many people plan to travel home by train. If you are also planning a trip to Chandigarh in the coming days, this information is important for you, as the Railways has made changes to the operations of several trains that could affect your journey.

Construction work is currently underway at the Chandigarh Railway Station, prompting the Railways to cancel several trains. Therefore, if you intend to travel on this route, do not forget to check the latest status of your train beforehand.

Which trains have been cancelled?

  • Train No. 74645 (Ambala-Jalandhar City): Cancelled from September 10 to October 16.
  • Train No. 54532 (Kalka-Ambala): Cancelled from September 10 to October 15.
  • Train No. 54531 (Ambala-Kalka): Cancelled from September 10 to October 15.
  • Train No. 14541 (Chandigarh-Amritsar): Cancelled from September 9 to October 15.
  • Train No. 14542 (Amritsar-Chandigarh): Cancelled from September 10 to October 16.
  • Train No. 14331 (Delhi-Kalka): Cancelled from September 9 to October 15.
  • Train No. 14332 (Kalka-Delhi): Cancelled from September 10 to October 16.
  • Train No. 74991 (Ambala-Daulatpur Chowk): Cancelled from September 9 to October 15.
  • Train No. 74992 (Daulatpur Chowk–Ambala) has been cancelled from September 10 to October 16.
  • Train No. 76464 (Jalandhar City–Ambala) has been cancelled from September 9 to October 15.
  • Train No. 14630 (Firozpur–Chandigarh) has been cancelled from September 9 to October 15.
  • Train No. 14629 (Chandigarh–Firozpur) has been cancelled from September 10 to October 16.

What should you do if travel is essential?

Passengers often need to travel for urgent work, but changes to train operations can cause inconvenience. If travel is necessary, you can opt for another train or an alternative mode of transport.