Kurla and Jnaneswari Express: Railways withdraws cancellation, trains to run as per schedule
South Eastern Railway has officially withdrawn its previous decision to cancel the Kurla Express and Jnaneswari Express trains. These long-distance trains were scheduled to be cancelled between April 4 and April 26 due to track maintenance work. Following the latest update, both trains will now operate normally on their designated dates, providing significant relief to thousands of passengers who had planned their journeys during this period.
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Why did the South Eastern Railway change its decision?
The initial cancellation was announced because of essential track repair and maintenance activities planned in the Nagpur Division. After reviewing the situation and considering passenger convenience, the South Eastern Railway administration decided to restore the services. This means that the operations of these express trains will continue without any interruption during the month of April. Railway officials have confirmed that the maintenance work will be managed without affecting these specific train schedules.
Important details for passengers of Kurla and Jnaneswari Express
Passengers who were worried about their travel plans can now proceed with their bookings as the services are back to normal. The restoration applies to the specific window from early April to the end of the month. The following table highlights the key details of this railway update:
| Train Name | Status | Applicable Dates |
|---|---|---|
| Kurla Express | Running Normally | 04 April to 26 April |
| Jnaneswari Express | Running Normally | 04 April to 26 April |
| Division | Nagpur Division | South Eastern Railway |
Railways has urged passengers to check the official schedule for any minor timing adjustments. This move ensures that long-distance travel remains smooth for those commuting through the Nagpur Division. The decision is seen as a major step toward prioritizing passenger comfort over construction blocks.