Indian Railways Update: IRCTC cancels over 200 trains on September 27, Check full list HERE

Indian Railways Update: Having a train journey today? Then this news is definitely for you. Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has cancelled a total of 302 fully or partially cancelled trains on September 27, due to multiple reasons including maintenance and operational concerns. 217 trains were fully cancelled, while 85 trains were partially cancelled. This comes a day after IRCTC cancelled over 292 trains on September 26. Additionally, it has decided to divert and reschedule many trains due to various reasons varying from operational work on tracks to natural disasters. Furthermore, chances are multiple trains can be cancelled on September 28 as well, based on the information on the NTES website. 

Numerous states, including Maharashtra, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, New Delhi, West Bengal, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, and Rajasthan, are impacted by the cancellation and other modifications to the railroads.

Here's the full list of IRCTC's cancelled trains on September 27:

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Every day, Indian Railways cancels train operations for a variety of reasons. As a result, passengers are advised to check the status of their trains travelling today before embarking on their journeys. The full list can also be viewed by selecting the exceptional train option in the upper right corner of the NTES website.

Indian Railways is the most preferred mode of transport as it is economical and make passengers reach their destination on time with utmost comfort. As India will soon be adorned like a bride due to the current festivities in the country, Indian Railways has announced the commencement of special trains to accomodate passengers with ease and comfort of travelling. On the auspicious occassions of Durga Puja 2022 and Navratri 2022, IRCTC has commenced special trains to and from Kolkata, Ajmer, and Mata Vaishno Devi.