New Train Announcement: Indian Railways to launch night train between Patliputra and Saharsa

Kush Singh27 June 20261 min read0 viewsDevelopment
New Train Announcement: Indian Railways to launch night train between Patliputra and Saharsa

Jyoti Prakash Mishra, the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Samastipur Division, visited Saharsa to review ongoing railway projects. He announced several key updates regarding new trains and infrastructure improvements for the region. These developments aim to improve connectivity between Koshi and Mithilanchal areas.

What are the new train and line updates?

A new night train will soon start operating between Patliputra and Saharsa, which will be extended to Purnia Court. Additionally, a proposal for a 95 km new rail line between Saharsa and Laheriasarai has been sent to the Railway Board. This project, estimated at 2,376 crore rupees, has completed its survey and is now with Niti Aayog for recommendation.

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What is the status of doubling and station work?

The doubling of the Saharsa-Mansi section will begin soon after a revised proposal of 500 crore rupees was submitted in February 2026. The DRM also inspected the Amrit Bharat Station scheme and the Rail Coach Restaurant. Other infrastructure updates include:

Project Detail
Bypass Line Planned for Saharsa-Madhepura-Purnia to avoid engine reversal
Howrah-Saharsa Train Feasibility survey started in May 2026 via Munger and Bhagalpur
New Road Bengali Bazar to Gangjala Chowk road completed in May 2026
Yard Remodeling Work is underway to improve operational efficiency

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the update on the Saharsa-Laheriasarai rail line?

The survey for the 95 km line is complete with an estimated cost of 2,376 crore rupees. The Railway Board has sent the recommendation to Niti Aayog.

Which route will the proposed Howrah-Saharsa train take?

The Eastern Railway started a feasibility survey in May 2026 for a train running via Munger, Bhagalpur, Kahalgaon, and Deoghar.

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