Archive · 30 Aug 2026
Faridabad Redevelopment Alters Platforms, Skips Four Train Stops
Faridabad railway station is being rebuilt.
Because of the work, some trains will use different platforms.
Most of the affected trains will still stop at the station.
Seventeen trains will move from Platform 3 to Platform 4.
Twenty-six trains will move from Platform 2 to Platform 1.
Four other trains will pass Faridabad without stopping there.
These changes will happen between August 30 and October 15, 2026, depending on the train.
Passengers should check their train information before going to the station.
Redevelopment work at Faridabad railway station will affect 47 train services from August 30, 2026.
Four trains will temporarily skip their Faridabad stops between August 30 and October 14.
The remaining 43 trains will continue stopping at Faridabad but use different platforms.
Seventeen trains will move from Platform 3 to Platform 4, while 26 will move from Platform 2 to Platform 1.
Passengers should check updated platform information through RailMadad 139, Indian Railways services, or the NTES app.
- Who
- Passengers using Faridabad railway station and 47 affected train services.
- What
- Redevelopment work will temporarily change platforms for 43 trains and remove Faridabad stops for four trains.
- When
- Changes begin between August 30 and September 1, 2026; affected arrangements end between October 13 and October 15, 2026.
- Where
- Faridabad railway station in the Delhi Division.
- Why
- Power or traffic blocks and other redevelopment-related work at the station require temporary operating changes.
- Total services affected
- 47 train services
- Trains skipping Faridabad
- 4 trains, between August 30 and October 14, 2026
- Trains changing platforms
- 43 trains
- Platform 3 change
- 17 trains will use Platform 4 instead
- Platform 2 change
- 26 trains will use Platform 1 instead
- Longest listed period
- Some platform changes continue through October 15, 2026
- Passenger assistance
- RailMadad helpline 139, Indian Railways enquiry services, and the NTES app