Indian Railways has announced the cancellation and short-termination of several trains across Pune, Agra, and Adra divisions. These changes are due to essential maintenance, doubling work, and infrastructure upgrades scheduled for June 2026. Passengers are advised to verify their train status before starting their journey to avoid inconvenience.
Which trains and regions are affected by the cancellations
The disruptions are widespread, affecting states like Maharashtra, West Bengal, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Odisha. In total, around 77 trains, including 65 express/superfast and 12 passenger services, are affected. Major trains like the South Bihar Express, Ahmedabad-Howrah Express, and Puri-Jodhpur Express are on the list of cancellations.
| Division/Zone | Dates | Reason for Disruption |
|---|---|---|
| Pune Division | June 14, 2026 | Infrastructure block for S&T and OHE work |
| Agra Division | June 11-26, 2026 | Doubling and non-interlocking work |
| Adra Division | June 9-14, 2026 | Track maintenance and rolling blocks |
| Bilaspur Division | June 2026 | Fourth line addition at Champa station |
What are the specific impacts in Pune and Adra divisions
In the Pune division, 9 trains are fully cancelled on June 14, including the Pune-Nagpur and CSMT Mumbai-Pune Deccan Express. Additionally, 9 trains will be short-terminated at stations like Shivajinagar and Hadapsar, while 8 will short-originate from intermediate points. In the Adra division, 8 MEMU trains, including the Adra-Asansol and Adra-Medinipur services, will remain cancelled between June 9 and June 14.
How will this affect passengers and what is the refund policy
These adjustments are necessary for long-term operational efficiency and increasing train speeds. Passengers holding e-tickets for cancelled trains will receive a full refund automatically. For those traveling on diverted routes, such as the Duronto and Jnaneswari expresses, it is recommended to check updated timings and stations via official railway channels.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How can I get a refund for my cancelled train ticket?
For e-tickets of cancelled trains, the full refund is usually processed automatically by the railway system.
Why are so many trains being cancelled in June 2026?
Cancellations are due to essential track maintenance, doubling work, signaling upgrades, and infrastructure projects like the new fourth line at Champa station.