On Sunday afternoon, the Magadh Express train, travelling from Dumraon to Islampore, experienced a coupling failure between Raghunathpur and Tudiganj, causing the train to split into two sections. The incident occurred at around 11:07 AM near Dharaoli Halt on the Howrah-Delhi rail route. Though the incident caused a scare among passengers,...
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no casualties were reported. The train's engine and 13 coaches moved forward, while 9 coaches remained behind. The train came to a halt approximately 70 meters ahead. Train operations on the affected section were halted. The train, numbered 20802, had departed Dumraon station at 11:00 AM and was carrying 22 coaches, including AC and sleeper coaches, as well as general and disability compartments. The incident occurred just 7 minutes after the train's departure from Dumraon station. The incident triggered a response from the railway authorities, with the Railway Protection Force deploying a team to the scene. The front section of the train was brought to Raghunathpur station, while the rear section remained on the track.

Indian Railways is adding general class coaches to 26 long-distance trains originating from Indore or nearby stations. The changes begin on November 11th and continue through November 27th. Some trains will receive two general coaches, while others will receive two sleeper coaches, one general coach, and one SLR coach. The specific...
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dates and number of coaches added for each train are listed below.

The Indian Railway's Ratlam division is adding two extra general class coaches to 32 long-distance trains originating from or passing through Ratlam. These include trains like the Bandra-Barauni Express, Indore-Howrah Express, Indore-Patna Express, and Indore-Amritsar Express. Additionally, trains like the Jabalpur-Indore Express and the Varanasi-Indore Express will receive three extra sleeper...
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coaches. The changes are being made to increase passenger capacity and improve travel comfort.

The Indian Railways has announced the addition of stops for two pairs of trains at the Sehore railway station in Madhya Pradesh, India, to accommodate the influx of passengers during the Maha Shivratri festival. The Dr. Ambedkar Nagar-Bhopal Express (train number 19323) will stop at Sehore station from March 5 to...
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17, arriving at 9:40 AM. The return train, Dr. Ambedkar Nagar Express (train number 19324), will also stop at Sehore from March 5 to 17, arriving at 5:56 PM. The Indore-Jabalpur Overnight Express (train number 22191) will stop at Sehore until March 17, arriving at 10:17 PM. The return train, Jabalpur-Indore Overnight Express (train number 22192), will also stop at Sehore until March 17, arriving at 6:08 AM. This temporary schedule adjustment is being made to enhance the convenience of passengers traveling during the festival.

Due to track doubling work between Barlai and Mangaliya, the Jabalpur-Indore Express (Train No. 22192) is cancelled on December 26th and 27th, and the Indore-Jabalpur Express (Train No. 22191) is cancelled on December 27th and 28th. The Narmada Express (Train No. 18234) running between Bilaspur and Indore has been terminated at...
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Ujjain, while the Indore-Bilaspur Narmada Express (Train No. 18233) will originate from Ujjain. The overnight train between Jabalpur and Indore is also cancelled from December 26th to 28th. To compensate for the cancellations, the Jabalpur-CST Garib Rath Express (Train No. 12187/12188) will have three-tier AC coaches added on December 25th, 27th, 26th, and 28th. A special weekly express train (Train No. 05281/05282) will run between Muzaffarpur and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) on December 22nd, 29th, 23rd, and 30th, halting at Satna, Katni, Jabalpur, and Itarsi.