New Train Stoppage: Janakpur Road Station gets Raxaul-Tirupati Special train halt for devotees

Kush Singh9 April 20262 min read0 viewsDevelopment
New Train Stoppage: Janakpur Road Station gets Raxaul-Tirupati Special train halt for devotees

The Indian Railways has announced a significant decision to provide a stoppage for the Raxaul-Tirupati Special train at Janakpur Road station. This move aims to benefit pilgrims from Mithilanchal and surrounding border areas traveling to South India. The new facility was approved following requests from local representatives and will help passengers save time and resources during their long-distance travel.

Schedule and Frequency of Raxaul-Tirupati Special Trains

The railway administration has shared the specific schedule for these special services to manage the seasonal rush. These trains will operate for a specific period, completing seven trips in each direction to facilitate smooth travel for devotees from Bihar to Andhra Pradesh.

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  • Train 07051 (Tirupati-Raxaul): Departs every Monday from April 13 to May 25 at 08:15 AM
  • Train 07052 (Raxaul-Tirupati): Departs every Thursday from April 16 to May 28 at 03:15 AM
  • Total Operations: Both trains will run for seven weekly trips during this summer schedule
  • Regular Service: Weekly regular train 17433/17434 is expected to start its operations from April 2026

Impact on Mithilanchal Passengers and Regularization Plans

The introduction of a regular weekly service on this route is a result of long-standing demands from the local community. The Ministry of Railways has formally approved the conversion of this special service into a regular weekly express train to ensure permanent connectivity between these regions.

Feature Details
Distance Covered Approximately 2,800 kilometers
Key Stoppages Sitamarhi, Darbhanga, Samastipur, Barauni
Coach Categories 2AC, 3AC, Sleeper, and General Second Class
Special Quota Reservation quota available for pilgrims

This regular service will bridge the gap between North Bihar and South India, offering various coach options to suit different budgets. The decision has been welcomed by local residents who had been seeking direct connectivity to Tirupati for over fifteen years.

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