Trains Recorded Cancelled All Week: 2-8 October

What this data shows

For 2 to 8 October, TrainLiveStatus's delay history records 25 trains as cancelled on every one of the 7 days (out of 6,515 trains in scope). This is our own tracking record, not an official Indian Railways notice, so treat it as a prompt to check, not as a final word. If you hold a ticket for any of these trains, check its current status.

Long-distance Superfast services

Seven Superfast trains are on the list. The largest are:

• The Tamilnadu SF Express (12621), Chennai Central to New Delhi, 2,177 km, a daily train.
• The Karnataka Express (12627), Bengaluru to New Delhi, 2,384 km, also daily.
• The Goa Express (12779), Vasco da Gama to Hazrat Nizamuddin, 2,149 km, daily.
• The GWL Intercity (12197), Bhopal to Gwalior, 484 km, daily.

The other three Superfast entries are the Nizamuddin-Jabalpur pair below and the Charminar SF Express (12760), Hyderabad to Tambaram, 821 km.

Mail and express trains

Ten Mail/Express entries are on the list. Some of them:

• The NZM JBP SF Express (12191), Hazrat Nizamuddin to Jabalpur, and its return 12192, 1,030 km.
• The Nauchandi Express (14242), Saharanpur to Prayagraj Sangam, 769 km.
• The DDN Bsbs Express (15120), Dehradoon to Banaras, 847 km.
• The Dnr-anvt Jansadharan Express (13257), Danapur to Anand Vihar Terminal, 996 km.
• The KRDL VSKP Express (18516), Kirandul to Visakhapatnam, 472 km.

The rest are 19013 (Bhusaval-Katni), 14814 (Bhopal-Jodhpur), 19002 (Surat-Virar), 19006 (Bhusaval-Surat), 11601 (Bina-Katni) and 18126 (Puri-Rourkela).

Suburban and MEMU services

Three suburban and five MEMU services are also on the list:

• The MDN HWH Local (38830), Midnapore to Howrah, 129 km.
• The Mca-hwh Local (38302), Mecheda to Howrah, 58 km.
• The Tgn-pune Suburban (99901), Talegaon to Pune, 34 km.
• MEMU services including Kmz-bina MEMU (61620) and Bnrs-ara MEMU (63230).

The other MEMU entries are 61634, 61611 and 63229.

What to do if you had a ticket

1. Check your booking on the IRCTC website or the RailOne app.
2. Check the train's page on TrainLiveStatus, or call the railway helpline 139.
3. If the railways have cancelled the train, your refund is handled under their cancelled-train rules. Check the exact terms on IRCTC. Our guide on refunds for cancelled tickets has more.

Why these trains?

Our data records that these trains did not run; it does not give the reason. Zones and divisions post notices about cancellations on their official websites and on the NTES enquiry, which is where to look for the cause and for the resumption date.

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