Railways diverts four trains for smooth operations

The Northern Railways has diverted four trains from the city station for technical reasons and smooth operationalisation of the train network. Railway officials said the Northern Railways decided to extend the periodicity of earlier notified diverted, short-terminated, short-originated and terminal...

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, Updated At : 04:18 AM Feb 27, 2025 IST

Passengers wait for train at the Amritsar railway station.

The Northern Railways has diverted four trains from the city station for technical reasons and smooth operationalisation of the train network.

Railway officials said the Northern Railways decided to extend the periodicity of earlier notified diverted, short-terminated, short-originated and terminal change of trains from New Delhi to Delhi Junction and Hazrat Nizamuddin up to March 4.

The schedule of trains affected was 14679 New Delhi-Amritsar via Delhi instead of New Delhi, originating at 1.50 pm. The Amritsar-New Delhi 14680 train will ply via Delhi instead of New Delhi terminating at 14.25. The Saharsa-Amritsar 12203 train will ply via Delhi instead of New Delhi. Similarly, 12204 Amritsar-Saharsa will ply via Delhi instead of New Delhi.

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