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Varanasi: The Varanasi division of the North Eastern Railways is stepping forward in the direction of converting 12 railway stations under its jurisdi.

The new FGW Hitachi train at Reading station, to celebrate 175 years of trains connecting Bristol and London.....The first leg of the event will be on-board a GWR HST from Bristol to Reading, and to mark the greatest investment in the Great Western Main COMMUTERS from Wiltshire were today urged not to attempt to travel to London after Great Western Railway services cancelled some of its long-distance services. The cancellation of many routes in the UK came after hairline cracks were found in a number of its Hitachi high-speed trains. A GWR spokesman Dan Panes said cracks were found in H...

Updates as GWR axes high speed rail services in Devon and Cornwall after cracks found in trains High-speed routes between London and Penzance, taking in Plymouth and Exeter, have been abandoned after the faults were found in the suspension of the Hitachi 800 trains The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Great Western Railway services through Devon and Cornwall have been cancelled today after hairline cracks were found on several high-speed trains. All high-speed routes between London and Penzance, taking in Plymouth and Exeter, have been axed after the faults were found in the suspensi...

Tanakpur-bound Purnagiri Jan Shatabdi runs backwards after cattle run over ANI | Updated: Mar 17, 2021 23:18 IST Khatima (Uttarakhand) [India], March 17 (ANI): The Purnagiri Jan Shatabdi, heading towards Tanakpur in Uttarakhand, ran backwards on Wednesday after it ran over cattle between the Khatima-Tanakpur section, creating a bit of confusion among the passengers onboard. According to the North Eastern Railways, the train did not derail and all passengers were transported safely to Tanakpur. "The incident took place after cattle run over. The train sto...

N-E Railway gives train Nazia took to Varanasi from Mau a clear path after brother tweets about delay because of foggy conditions The North-Eastern Railway stopped all its other service on the Mau-Varanasi stretch in eastern Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday morning to ensure that a 26-year-old woman reached her examination hall in time. The railway’s proactive approach – which is being hailed as the spirit of public service that must imbue its every action – was triggered by a tweet by the woman’s brother to Railway Seva, the Indian Railway’s grievances cell. Remarkably, the Varanasi di...