Kanpur Central Railway Update: Multiple trains diverted and cancelled due to Ganga bridge repairs, check full list

Kush Singh16 April 20262 min read0 viewsImportant
Kanpur Central Railway Update: Multiple trains diverted and cancelled due to Ganga bridge repairs, check full list

Passengers traveling through Kanpur Central face significant changes as Northern and North Central Railways have announced a mega traffic block. The 42-day repair work on the Ganga bridge started on April 2, 2026, and will continue until May 13, 2026. This maintenance activity impacts daily schedules and routes for several major trains including Vande Bharat and Shatabdi Express to ensure infrastructure safety.

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Details of train diversions and cancellations

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The daily block remains effective from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM to facilitate the replacement of old sleepers with steel H-beams and iron sheets. Due to this engineering work, around 17 trains on the Kanpur-Lucknow route stand cancelled. Trains such as the Pune-Lucknow Express and Lokamanaya Tilak Terminus-Lucknow Superfast Express are terminating at Kanpur Central instead of their final destination.

Train Name and Number Impact Type Details
Swarna Shatabdi (12004) Diverted Via Ghaziabad-Moradabad-Lucknow
Vande Bharat (22426) Diverted Via Ghaziabad-Moradabad-Lucknow (Except specific dates)
Farakka Express (15734/44) Rescheduled Delayed by 4 hours from Bathinda
Kanpur-Lucknow MEMU Cancelled Fully cancelled until May 13
Jhansi-Lucknow Intercity Cancelled Fully cancelled until May 13
Yashwantpur – Gorakhpur (22534) Diverted Route changed due to block
Agra Cantt – Kolkata (13168) Diverted Route changed due to block

Official instructions for passengers

Northern Railway officials have confirmed that the power and traffic block is necessary for upgrading the bridge section. DRM Sunil Kumar Verma recently inspected the site to oversee the safety protocols. Passengers are advised to verify their train status via the National Train Enquiry System or by calling the helpline 139 before heading to the station. Railway authorities have already sent SMS alerts to passengers regarding ticket cancellations and rescheduling.

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