- 45 Delhi-bound trains affected by new schedule.
- Changes include timings, routes, and terminal stations.
- Passengers must verify updated schedules before traveling.
Northern Railway has revised the timings, terminal stations and routes of 45 trains operating to and from Delhi. The changes will come into effect on different dates between October 28, 2026, and January 2027. Passengers have been advised to check the updated schedules before travelling.
Under the revised timetable, the Poorva Express (12381) will arrive at New Delhi Railway Station at 6:20 am and depart for Shakur Basti at 6:45 am from October 28. The train is scheduled to reach Shakur Basti at 7:20 am. For the return journey, the Poorva Express will depart from Shakur Basti instead of New Delhi on October 29 and 30.
Changes In Train Timings And Terminal Stations
The terminal station of the Humsafar Express (12275), arriving from Prayagraj, will be shifted from New Delhi to Anand Vihar Terminal from January 1, 2027. The train will reach Anand Vihar at 6:25 am. The corresponding change for the return journey will take effect on January 2, 2027.
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The arrival timings of several trains, including the Vaishali Express, Duronto Express, Rewa Express, Prayagraj Express, Kaifiyat Express and Tejas Rajdhani, have also been revised at stations in Delhi, Ghaziabad and Anand Vihar. Depending on the train, the changes in arrival and departure timings will range from five to 20 minutes.
The Lucknow Mail will reach Ghaziabad at 6:01 am from October 28 and arrive at New Delhi at 7 am. Meanwhile, the Ghaziabad-Delhi EMU service will depart earlier under the revised schedule.
The Nauchandi Express will also follow a revised route from January 1, 2027, running via Transport Nagar and Uttarthia instead of Lucknow station.
How To Check Revised Train Timings
Northern Railway has advised passengers to verify the revised timings and other journey details before departure. Travellers can check the latest information through the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) or by calling the railway helpline at 139.
