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Indian Railways cancels Delhi-bound mail, express trains on October 10
Indian Railways has cancelled all mail and express train services scheduled to arrive at New Delhi Railway Station and Hazrat Nizamuddin station on October 10. The cancellations affect multiple services connecting to the national capital.
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Indian Railways announced the cancellation of mail and express train services slated to reach New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) and Hazrat Nizamuddin station (NZM) on October 10, disrupting travel plans for numerous passengers heading to the capital.
The move affects multiple train services classified under the mail and express categories, which typically form a significant portion of India's inter-city rail network. Both stations serve as major transit hubs for passengers traveling to and from Delhi.
Passengers booked on the cancelled services have been advised to check the Railways' official website and mobile application for detailed information regarding their specific trains. The national transporter typically announces such cancellations due to operational requirements, maintenance schedules, or infrastructure work.
Indian Railways operates thousands of trains daily across the country. Cancellations, though occasional, are communicated through official channels to minimize passenger inconvenience. Travelers are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly and seek alternative travel arrangements where necessary.