Railway passengers travelling between Haryana and Rajasthan will now experience improved connectivity as Indian Railways has officially extended the route of the Rewari-Phulera special train up to Madar Junction. This unreserved special train will significantly benefit daily commuters and long-distance travellers from Narnaul, Ateli, Kund, and surrounding regions. North Western Railways has announced that the service will operate with enhanced convenience, offering direct rail access to numerous towns along the route.
- Train 09717 Rewari-Madar Junction Special will run for multiple trips between August 29 and September 7.
- The unreserved service features a total of 15 coaches including 13 general category and two guard coaches.
- Comprehensive stoppages are provided at major stations including Kund, Ateli, Narnaul, Neemkahtana, and Ringas.
Train
number 09717 will depart from Rewari at
4:15 AM and traverse through several key junctions before reaching its destination. According to the official schedule released by North Western Railway Chief Public Relations Officer Amit Sudarshan, the train is slated to reach Phulera at
9:20 AM, Naraina at
9:39 AM, and KishanGarh at
10:14 AM, finally arriving at Madar Junction at
11:00 AM. The train operated for three trips from
August 29 to August 31, and will run for another four trips from
September 4 to September 7. For the return journey, train
number 09718 will depart from Madar Junction at
11:50 AM and reach Rewari by
5:30 PM on the same day, passing through Kishangarh, Naraina, and Phulera.
Route Stoppages and Passenger Benefits
The extended unreserved special train service ensures seamless travel by providing scheduled halts at
Kund, Ateli, Narnaul, Nizampur, Dabla, Mawanda, Neemkaithana, Kawant, Srimadhopur, Ringas, Renwal, Phulera, Naraina, and Kishangarh stations. This extensive connectivity is expected to ease commuting woes for passengers heading towards Rajasthan, especially ahead of the upcoming festive season. Regular travellers and local residents have welcomed this administrative move by the railways, which promises a comfortable and economical journey in general-class coaches.
