The North Western Railway (NWR) has announced a significant infrastructure upgrade on the Phulera-Ringas-Rewari section, which will lead to major rail traffic disruptions between August 12 and September 24, 2026. This patch doubling work, aimed at enhancing capacity between the Kund, Khori, and Pali stations, will affect several regional and long-distance services. Passengers planning travel during this period are advised to stay updated on the latest schedule changes.
- Project Scope: Essential patch doubling work on the Phulera-Ringas-Rewari section.
- Duration: August 12 to September 24, 2026.
- Impact: Multiple train cancellations and diversions affecting key routes in Rajasthan and Haryana.
- Advisory: Passengers should verify their specific train status before heading to the station.
Details of Cancelled Services
The infrastructure project necessitates the cancellation of several passenger and express trains. The Jaipur-Bhiwani (59709) and Bhiwani-Jaipur (59710) services will remain cancelled from August 12 to September 24, 2026. Additionally, the Rewari-Phulera (19620) and Phulera-Rewari (19619 and 19621) trains are suspended from August 29 to September 24, 2026. Furthermore, the Rewari-Ringas (59633) and Ringas-Rewari (59634) trains will face cancellations on specific dates between August 29 and September 20, 2026, impacting commuters in Narnaul, Rewari, Bhiwani, and Neemka Thana.
Route Diversions and Operational Changes
To maintain connectivity, several long-distance trains have been diverted. Services including the Durg-Tanankpur (15091), Godda-Daurai (19604), Delhi-Jaisalmer (14087), Chandigarh-Bandra Express (22452), and Delhi Sarai Rohilla-Bandra Express (22950) will be re-routed via the Rewari-Alwar-Jaipur-Phulera line instead of their standard route.
Additionally, the Rewari-Madar Junction and various Delhi-Rewari services will follow revised paths on designated days. Notably, Train No. 19622 will bypass Khori station for a total of 27 trips during the work period. Amit Sudarshan, Chief Public Relations Officer of NWR, has emphasized that these steps are essential for the long-term improvement of railway infrastructure and urges passengers to cooperate with the temporary inconvenience.