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Pune-Beed Express Cancelled Oct 3 as Third-Line Work Continues
The Pune-Beed Express will not run in either direction on October 3.
Railway workers are building a third track between Hadapsar and Ghorpadi.
This work is meant to help trains run more safely and smoothly.
People travelling between Pune and Beed will need to make other plans that day.
They should check the latest train information before going to the station.
Central Railway is also adding special trains for the Puja, Diwali and Chhath festival period.
These trains will connect Khadki with Hazrat Nizamuddin and Sanganer.
Tickets for the reserved special trains will be available from October 2.
Central Railway will cancel both Pune-Beed Express services on Oct 3.
The cancellation is linked to third-line commissioning work between Hadapsar and Ghorpadi.
Passengers have been advised to check train status through railway portals or the NTES app.
Festival special trains will run from Khadki to Hazrat Nizamuddin and Sanganer between October and November.
Bookings for the reserved festival specials will open Oct 2 through reservation centres and IRCTC.
- Who
- Central Railway and passengers using the Pune-Beed Express.
- What
- Both Pune-Beed Express services will be cancelled on Oct 3, while additional festival special trains have been announced.
- Where
- The disruption affects the Pune-Beed route and is connected to work between Hadapsar and Ghorpadi; specials depart from Khadki.
- When
- The Pune-Beed cancellation is on Oct 3; festival specials operate from Oct 6 through Nov 21 on varying schedules.
- Why
- The cancellation is due to an infrastructure block for commissioning a third railway line intended to improve capacity, safety, speed and operational efficiency.
Key facts
- Cancelled trains
- Train Nos. 11433 Pune-Beed Express and 11434 Beed-Pune Express
- Cancellation date
- Oct 3
- Infrastructure project
- Commissioning of a third railway line between Hadapsar and Ghorpadi
- Festival special routes
- Khadki-Hazrat Nizamuddin and Khadki-Sanganer
- Booking opening
- Oct 2
- Booking channels
- Computerised reservation centres, the IRCTC website, UTS and RailOne
- Festival train total
- Central Railway has announced 162 additional trains, bringing its total festival specials to 580
Sources
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