40 Trains Affected Due To Yard Remodeling At Bina & Agasod

Yard remodeling work is being carried out at Bina station and Agasod station to connect the third railway line between the two stations. The work involves pre-non-interlocking and non-interlocking activities, which are scheduled to be carried out in phases until October 15, 2026.

To ensure the safe and smooth operation of trains during this period, some trains have been cancelled, while others have been short-terminated or short-originated.

The trains that have been cancelled include Train No. 64618 Lalitpur–Bina MEMU, Train No. 64617 Bina–Lalitpur MEMU, Train No. 61619 Bina–Katni Mudwara MEMU, and Train No. 61620 Katni Mudwara–Bina MEMU, among others.

The cancellation of these trains will be in effect from September 20 to October 15, 2026, with some trains having a higher number of cancelled trips than others.

In addition to the cancelled trains, some trains will be short-terminated or short-originated. For example, Train No. 11602 Katni–Bina MEMU will be short-terminated at Khura.

The yard remodeling work is expected to increase the operational capacity of the Bina and Agasod station yards, facilitating smoother train operations and improving the management of train stoppages and movements.

This will also enhance the capacity to handle future traffic growth efficiently, boost operational efficiency and reliability, and improve punctuality.

The remodeling work is a significant development for the railway network in the region, and passengers are advised to check the status of their trains before traveling.

The completion of the yard remodeling work is expected to have a positive impact on the overall efficiency of the railway network, making it easier for passengers to travel.

In the long run, the increased operational capacity and improved efficiency will benefit both passengers and the railway network as a whole.

The yard remodeling work at Bina and Agasod stations is an important step towards improving the railway network in the region, and its completion will be welcomed by passengers and railway officials alike.