Train News: No more trips to distant railway stations; these 4 major trains will now halt in Haryana and Rajasthan.

Indian Railways News: Indian Railways has modified the routes of four trains to include new stops in Haryana and Rajasthan, offering greater convenience to passengers—particularly working professionals, students, and businesspeople.

Train Route Change: Indian Railways has taken a significant decision for passengers traveling by train in Haryana and Rajasthan, set to improve rail connectivity in the region. The Railways has modified the routes of four major trains, approving new stops for them. This change will primarily benefit those who travel by these trains, especially working professionals, students, and businesspeople.

According to railway officials, local residents had long been demanding stops at these stations. The decision was made keeping passenger needs and demands in mind. The primary objective of these new stops is to alleviate the inconvenience of traveling to distant stations and to make the journey more comfortable for passengers.

At which cities will these passenger and express trains halt?

Bijainagar Station (Rajasthan): A stop for the Jaipur-Asarva Express has now been confirmed at Bijainagar station, which falls under the North Western Railway zone. Previously, passengers had to travel to major stations like Nasirabad or Bhilwara to board this train; now, local residents will have direct access.
Hansi Railway Station (Haryana): Hansi station, located on the Bhiwani-Hisar rail route, has been designated as a new stop for two long-distance trains: the Agartala-Firozpur Express and the Bikaner-Haridwar Express. This decision will facilitate better travel to the eastern and northern parts of the country, further strengthening the region's connectivity.
Patuwas Mehrana Station (Haryana): A major convenience has been introduced for passengers on the Rewari-Bhiwani rail section. The Delhi-Satrod Passenger train, which passes through this area, will now also halt at this station. This means nearby villagers and local commuters will no longer need to travel to distant stations to catch a train. Additionally, their connectivity will improve significantly.

How will passengers benefit?

Passengers will no longer need to travel to distant railway stations.
Commuting professionals and students will save time.
First-mile and last-mile connectivity will improve.
Access to long-distance trains will extend to smaller stations as well.
This will enable people to reach their offices or exam centers on time.

Which trains have been included?

Delhi-Satrod Passenger (Patuwas Mehrana Station, Haryana)
Agartala-Firozpur Express (Hansi Station, Haryana)
Bikaner-Haridwar Express (Hansi Station, Haryana)
Jaipur-Asarva Express (Bijainagar Station, Rajasthan)