News Topic:Rail Transport

COVID-19: Train services to remain suspended in Kashmir

The authorities in Kashmir announced the suspension of train services from tomorrow (May 10) due to rise in COVID-19 cases in the valley.

Train tickets get costlier as railways raises passenger fare

After the resumption of train service, passengers are now paying triple train fare as nomenclature of train service changed to express/mail.

Train services resume after 11 months

Eleven months after train services were suspended across Kashmir due to COVID-19 outbreak, operations resumed on Banihal-Baramulla section.

Train services set to resume partially from next week

After remaining suspended since August 2019, the railway services from Baramulla to Banihal are all set to resume “partially” from next week.

Train services likely to resume by February 17 in J&K

J&K administration in collaboration with the Railway authorities is mulling to resume train services by February 17 after a gap of 10 months.

COVID-19: Indian Railways cancels all passenger trains till Mar 31

The Indian Railways said all passenger trains across the country will not run till March 31 as the number of COVID-19 patients rose to 341.

Schools, Railway services to resume today

Srinagar: All educational institutions in valley will be resuming academic activities today barring twin districts of Shopian and Kulgam.With this, the railway authorities have...

Jammu grabs relief material meant for Srinagar

At a time when flood-hit Srinagar is craving for relief, officials in Jammu district administration have been grabbing the lot meant for the summer capital.

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Deputy CM visits Kaman Post, says cross-LoC trade requires Indo-Pak cooperation

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Over 60 livestock killed in lightning strike in Pahalgam

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