Delhi Bound Train

Moderate to dense fog was witnessed in parts of Delhi on Saturday morning even as visibility improved in several areas, the Met office said.

Two passengers died on Saturday following a sudden jolt after a Delhi-bound train stopped as an overhead electric wire snapped in Jharkhand's Koderma district, East Central Railway officials said.

Passengers were asked to get off the Delhi-bound Taj Express at Mathura and the train was searched for two hours after a false bomb scare on Independence Day, officials said on Tuesday.

With a blanket of dense fog engulfing the national capital on Friday morning leading to poor visibility several Delhi-bound trains were delayed, informed the Northern Railway.

Passengers of a train bound for Gaya in Bihar were furious as it was stopped at Manpur junction to give way to Rajdhani, said police.

In one of the rarest cases, a railway log operator on Tuesday diverted a New Delhi bound passenger train to Old Delhi railway station by mistake, causing inconvenience to hundreds of people, officials said.

People of Delhi woke up to another sleepy morning shrouded with dense fog causing delay of at least 34 trains bound towards the national capital. Six other trains were rescheduled. Seven international and six domestic flights are also running late.

Delhiites today woke up to a foggy morning with the minimum temperature settling at 8.5 degrees Celsius even as Northern Railways cancelled 71 trains and the services of 10-Delhi bound trains was disrupted due to low visibility.

A bag containing eight crude bombs was found on Sunday inside the Gondwana Express which runs between Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh and Hazrat Nizamuddin station in Delhi, officials said.

With only five days left for Chhath Puja, a Hindu festival, thousands of devotees thronged the New Delhi Railway Station today to catch the Bihar bound trains.

A minor fire broke out on Thursday in an AC coach of Delhi bound double-decker train from Jaipur.

Dense fog over parts of North India hampered train movement on Saturday, with scores of trains bound for Delhi arriving several hours behind schedule and departure timings of some being revised.

Moderate to dense fog was witnessed in parts of Delhi on Saturday morning even as visibility improved in several areas, the Met office said.

Two passengers died on Saturday following a sudden jolt after a Delhi-bound train stopped as an overhead electric wire snapped in Jharkhand's Koderma district, East Central Railway officials said.

Passengers were asked to get off the Delhi-bound Taj Express at Mathura and the train was searched for two hours after a false bomb scare on Independence Day, officials said on Tuesday.

With a blanket of dense fog engulfing the national capital on Friday morning leading to poor visibility several Delhi-bound trains were delayed, informed the Northern Railway.

Passengers of a train bound for Gaya in Bihar were furious as it was stopped at Manpur junction to give way to Rajdhani, said police.

In one of the rarest cases, a railway log operator on Tuesday diverted a New Delhi bound passenger train to Old Delhi railway station by mistake, causing inconvenience to hundreds of people, officials said.

People of Delhi woke up to another sleepy morning shrouded with dense fog causing delay of at least 34 trains bound towards the national capital. Six other trains were rescheduled. Seven international and six domestic flights are also running late.

Delhiites today woke up to a foggy morning with the minimum temperature settling at 8.5 degrees Celsius even as Northern Railways cancelled 71 trains and the services of 10-Delhi bound trains was disrupted due to low visibility.

A bag containing eight crude bombs was found on Sunday inside the Gondwana Express which runs between Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh and Hazrat Nizamuddin station in Delhi, officials said.

With only five days left for Chhath Puja, a Hindu festival, thousands of devotees thronged the New Delhi Railway Station today to catch the Bihar bound trains.

A minor fire broke out on Thursday in an AC coach of Delhi bound double-decker train from Jaipur.

Dense fog over parts of North India hampered train movement on Saturday, with scores of trains bound for Delhi arriving several hours behind schedule and departure timings of some being revised.