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Long Waits for Trains in Major Cities Post-Holidays; Commuters Face Difficulties Returning Home

by Kush Singh
October 29, 2025
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This article talks about the long waiting times for trains in metropolitan areas after the holidays.



After the holidays, many people are facing long waiting times for trains in big cities. This situation has made it quite challenging for passengers trying to return home or travel for work.

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Due to the high number of travelers, train services are overwhelmed. Many trains are fully booked, and passengers are struggling to find available seats, especially during peak hours.


Train operators are advising travelers to plan their journeys in advance. Passengers should check the availability of tickets and consider traveling at off-peak times. Some train routes are experiencing higher demand, leading to longer waits.

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It’s also important for travelers to remain patient. Many are advised to book their tickets online to avoid long queues at the stations. Keeping an eye on real-time updates can help manage expectations.


In the coming days, train services are expected to gradually normalize as the holiday rush subsides. Passengers are encouraged to stay updated with any changes in train schedules or availability.




Summary:

  • Long waiting times for trains in metropolitan areas post-holidays.

  • High demand leading to fully booked trains.

  • Travelers advised to plan journeys in advance.

  • Online booking recommended to avoid queues.

  • Normal train services expected to resume soon.



Kush Singh

Author has been working in digital media sector for last 8 Years. He has served popular websites like GulfHindi, DelhiBreakings and Network18. Author is now writing best on India's Largest Public Transport Interest "Railway" as Lead Role. For any Suggestions about Author Write up Share on Kush@hellorail.in

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