The North Western Railway has officially launched a new daily special train service connecting Madar and Narnaul to manage the anticipated surge in passenger traffic during the ongoing festive season. This strategic move aims to provide seamless connectivity for commuters and devotees, particularly those visiting the popular religious site of Khatushyam. The service commenced on August 15, 2026, and is scheduled to remain operational until September 24, 2026, ensuring a total of 41 trips in each direction to cater to the festive rush.
Key highlights of the new service include:
- Train 09639 departs Madar at 4:30 AM and reaches Narnaul at 9:15 AM.
- Train 09640 departs Narnaul at 4:20 PM and arrives at Madar at 10:35 PM.
- The train composition consists of nine coaches, including seven general coaches and two guard carriages.
- Key stoppages include Kishangarh, Phulera, Ringas, and Neemkathana.
Enhanced Connectivity for Passengers
Shri Amit Sudarshan, Chief Public Relations Officer of North Western Railway, confirmed that this special service is designed to ease travel for passengers during the festive period. By connecting major nodes like Kishangarh and Ringas, the railway ensures that pilgrims and daily commuters have a reliable transit option. The inclusion of seven general coaches is specifically aimed at accommodating the high demand from budget-conscious travellers and local commuters who rely on these routes for their daily transit needs.
Important Travel Information
Passengers planning their journeys are advised to check the latest schedules and availability through the official IRCTC website or at their local station counters. Since this is a temporary special service running for a limited window of 41 days, travellers are encouraged to book their travel in advance to avoid last-minute inconvenience. The route, which passes through significant stations, provides a vital link for those travelling to Khatushyam, making it a highly anticipated service for the local community.