Rajdhani Express delays! Check the list of late departures from Delhi

News from Indian Railways Passengers on the Rajdhani Express are also having issues. The majority of the eastern trains are running late. Many Rajdhani Expresses have had their departure times adjusted due to the delay in getting to Delhi. Find out which trains have altered their schedules and what the Delhi weather will be like by reading this news.

On Wednesday, Eastern passengers continued to experience difficulties. The majority of trains departing from Bihar and Bengal are delayed. Many Rajdhani Expresses have had their departure times adjusted as a result of their delayed arrival in Delhi.

Delhi New Delhi-Howrah Rajdhani Express, New Delhi-Sealdah Rajdhani Express, New Delhi-Bhubaneswar Rajdhani, New Delhi-Rajendra Nagar, Varanasi Vande Bharat Express, and Dibrugarh-New Delhi Rajdhani Express The Rajdhani Express is set to depart two hours later than expected.

The New Delhi-Rajdhani Express will operate four hours later than scheduled. Anand Vihar Terminal-Bhagalpur Garib Rath will depart with a two-hour delay, while Anand Vihar Terminal-Saharsa Garib Rath Special will depart with a seven-and-a-quarter-hour delay. With a 2.52-hour delay, the Hazrat Nizamuddin-Jabalpur Mahakaushal Express will operate.

Train Postponement

• Delhi-Bhubaneswar Six and a half hours on the Rajdhani Express

• Poorva Express from Howrah to New Delhi takes three and a quarter hours.

• Old Delhi Kumbh Special: Phaphamau, 8 and a quarter hours

• Six-hour Purushottam Express from Puri to New Delhi

• The four-hour Rajendra Nagar-New Delhi Sampoorna Kranti Express

• Delhi-Hyderabad The Telangana Express Three and a half hours

• Two-hour Ballia-New Delhi Superfast Express

• The Shiv Ganga Express from Banaras to New Delhi takes one and a half hours.
  
• The two-and-a-quarter-hour Bareilly-New Delhi Inter City Express

• New Delhi’s Ranchi Two and a quarter hours for the Garib Rath Express

• Sulehdev Express, Ghazipur City-Anand Vihar Terminal Four hours

• Vikramshila Express, Bhagalpur-Anand Vihar Terminal, two and a half hours

• Nine and a quarter hours for the Saharsa-Anand Vihar Terminal Garib Rath Special

• Two and a half hours for the Sapt Kranti Express from Muzaffarpur to Anand Vihar Terminal

• Bengal Sapt Kranti Express, Sealdah-Anand Vihar Terminal, two hours

• Six and a half hours at the Madhupur-Anand Vihar Terminal

• Garib Rath Express, Bhagalpur-Anand Vihar Terminal, six-hour

• Jharkhand’s Hatia-Anand Vihar Terminal Two and a half hours for Swarn Jayanti Express

• Two and a half hours for the Jabalpur-Hazrat Nizamuddin Mahakoshal Express

• It takes five and a half hours to go to the Puri-Yognagari Rishikesh Utkal Express.

• Three and a half hours for the Jaynagar-Firozpur Humsafar special 

Now, how will the weather be?

Despite the seasonal variations, Delhi will never experience another cold snap. Additionally, the temperature has begun to increase. Delhi has temperatures ranging from over 11 degrees at the lowest to 30 degrees at the highest. The morning and evening are currently the only times when a slight chill occurs.

One gets hot during the day when the sun is shining brilliantly. Conversely, Delhi’s air quality is currently categorized as poor. Delhi’s lowest temperature on Wednesday was 11.6 degrees. It might stay between 27 and 28 degrees Celsius during the day. The sun will continue to shine and the remainder of the sky will be clear.

At 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Delhi’s AQI was 252. It falls into the category of poor. Cities in the National Capital Region also have moderate to bad air quality. It is anticipated that this won’t alter much soon.

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