NWR Special Trains: Jaipur Khatipura to Hubballi & More!

North Western Railway announces special trains from Khatipura, Jaipur to manage festive rush for Diwali and Chhath Puja.

Kush Singh11 November 20262 min read0 viewsNews
NWR Special Trains: Jaipur Khatipura to Hubballi & More!

To accommodate the massive surge in passenger traffic expected during the upcoming Diwali and Chhath Puja festive season, the North Western Railway (NWR) has announced an extension of special train services. This initiative is designed to provide much-needed relief to commuters traveling across various parts of the country during this peak period.

Khatipura Station to Act as a Major Festive Hub

In a strategic move to handle the heavy influx of passengers, the Khatipura Railway Station in Jaipur has been developed as a primary hub for long-distance special train departures. This centralization helps manage the flow of passengers from the Jaipur region more efficiently.

HelloRail की हर खबर सबसे पहलेJoin Channel

Key Special Train Routes and Schedules

Several special services are being operated to connect major destinations. Currently, special trains are running from Khatipura to Kolkata, Kamakhya, and Hubballi. Additionally, special services are operational on the Prayagraj-Asarwa route.

A key highlight is the weekly special train service connecting SSS Hubballi and Khatipura:

  • Train 07371: Departs from Hubballi every Saturday, operating from October 31 to December 5, 2026.
  • Train 07372: Departs from Khatipura every Monday, operating from November 2 to December 7, 2026.

Enhanced Safety and Crowd Management Measures

With the expected increase in footfall, railway authorities are implementing rigorous measures to ensure passenger safety and prevent platform congestion. The following steps are being taken:

  • Increased deployment of Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel and volunteers.
  • Creation of specialized holding areas for passengers to manage crowd density.
  • Potential restrictions on platform ticket sales during peak hours to prevent overcrowding.
  • Attachment of additional coaches to existing trains to boost overall capacity.

Nationally, Indian Railways has planned to operate approximately 18,000 special trains throughout the festive season to meet the high demand.

Passengers are strongly advised to verify the latest schedules, routes, and seat availability by using the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) or by contacting the official railway helpline at 139.

Share:

Comments

Leave a comment