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Train Cancelled List: For the next few days, the Railways has canceled many trains of these routes. Before going on a journey, know which trains have been canceled on which routes.

Train Cancelled List: If you are planning to travel by train in the coming days. So this news is very useful for you. Especially if you have a trip scheduled in June and July, then wait and pay attention. Because Indian Railways has canceled many trains. These trains were going to pass through different zones and divisions of the country. If you have already booked a ticket or planned a journey by train.

So check the schedule once again. It is possible that your train is also included in the list of canceled trains. Before going on your journey, you must check the latest status of your train. So that any kind of trouble can be avoided at the last moment. Let us tell you which trains have been cancelled on which routes.

These trains were cancelled in June-July

According to the information received from the railways, a major change has been made in the schedule of trains due to maintenance work. Many trains have been cancelled from 18 June to 11 July in Lucknow division. While the routes of some have been diverted and some are being short terminated. Passengers travelling on Gorakhpur route are facing a lot of impact.

In Gonda-Barabanki section, the work of the third line is going on at a fast pace at stations like Karnailganj, Saryu, Jarwal Road and Ghaghraghat. Due to which the movement of many trains is getting affected. If you are also thinking of travelling on this route. So before leaving on the journey, definitely check the status of your train through NTES app or the official website of the railways.

List of cancelled trains

• Train number 15031/32 Gorakhpur Junction–Lucknow Express will remain cancelled from 1 July to 4 July.
• Train number 15070 Aishbagh–Gorakhpur Junction Express will remain cancelled from 1 July to 4 July.
• Train number 15081/82 Gomtinagar–Gorakhpur Junction Express will remain cancelled from 1 July to 4 July.
• Train number 15033/34 Lucknow–Patliputra Express will remain cancelled from 1 July to 4 July.
• Train number 15069 Gorakhpur Junction–Aishbagh Express will remain cancelled from 2 July to 5 July.
• Train number 22424 Amritsar–Gorakhpur Junction Express will remain cancelled on 29 June.
• Train number 22423 Gorakhpur Junction–Amritsar Express will remain cancelled on 30 June.
• Train number 14010 Anand Vihar–Bapudham Motihari Express will remain cancelled from 25 June to 2 July.
• Train number 14009 Bapudham Motihari–Anand Vihar Express will remain cancelled from 26 June to 3 July.
• Train number 4209 Lucknow–Chandigarh Express will remain cancelled from 18 June to 9 July.
• Train number 4210 Chandigarh–Lucknow Express will remain cancelled from 19 June to 10 July.
• Train number 4520 Bhatinda–Varanasi Express will remain cancelled from 18 June to 9 July.
• Train number 4519 Varanasi–Bhatinda Express will remain cancelled from 19 June to 10 July.
• Train number 4213 Anand Vihar Terminal–Ayodhya Cantt Express will remain cancelled from 18 June to 9 July.
• Train number 4214 Ayodhya Cantt–Anand Vihar Terminal Express will remain cancelled from 19 June to 10 July.
• Train number 4070 Anand Vihar Terminal–Rajgir Express will remain cancelled from 17 June to 11 July.
• Train number 4069 Rajgir–Anand Vihar Terminal Express will remain cancelled from 17 June to 11 July.

List of short terminated trains

• Train number 07075 Hyderabad–Gorakhpur Special will terminate at Gomtinagar on 27 June.
• Train number 07076 Gorakhpur Junction–Hyderabad Special will run from Gomtinagar on 29 June.
• Train number 19409 Sabarmati–Thawe Express will terminate at Gomtinagar on 26 June and 3 July.
• Train number 19410 Thawe–Sabarmati Express will run from Gomtinagar on 29 June and 5 July.
• Train number 22922 Gorakhpur–Bandra Express will reach Gomtinagar on 1 July.
• Train number 22199 Gwalior–Balrampur Express will reach Charbagh on 2 July.
• Train number 22200 Balrampur–Gwalior Express will run from Charbagh Railway Station on 3 July.