Archive · 28 Jul 2026
NCRTC Adds 52 Extra Namo Bharat Trips for Kanwar Yatra
The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) is adding 52 extra Namo Bharat train trips from July 30 to August 14.
This is to help with the big Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage when many people travel to Haridwar.
The trains will run every 8 minutes instead of every 10 minutes.
This is to make sure people can travel smoothly when roads are busy.
The NCRTC is also working with security forces to make sure everything runs safely.
They will tell people in advance if there are any problems with parking at the stations.
52 additional Namo Bharat train trips introduced from July 30 to August 14.
Train frequency reduced to every 8 minutes during the Kanwar Yatra.
Increased services aim to manage anticipated surge in commuter footfall.
Temporary road closures may affect parking facilities at some stations.
Security arrangements strengthened with support from CISF and UPSSF.
- Who
- National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC)
- What
- Introduction of 52 additional Namo Bharat train trips
- When
- From July 30 to August 14
- Where
- Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor
- Why
- To manage increased passenger traffic during the Kanwar Yatra and mitigate road congestion due to traffic restrictions.
Supporters of Increased Train Services
Critics of Traffic Management
Efficiency of Public Transport
Supporters of Increased Train Services
The increased train frequency will provide a reliable and punctual alternative to road travel, reducing congestion and ensuring smooth commutes.
Critics of Traffic Management
The temporary road closures and traffic restrictions may still cause inconvenience to commuters, despite the increased train services.
- Start Date
- July 30
- End Date
- August 14
- Current Train Frequency
- Every 10 minutes
- New Train Frequency
- Every 8 minutes
- Average Daily Ridership
- One lakh passengers
- Security Support
- CISF in Delhi and UPSSF in Uttar Pradesh