Indian Railways approves new trains, extends three services

The Railway Board, the group that manages trains in India, said yes to two new train services and to making three other trains travel longer routes.

One new train, the Kasganj-Aishbagh Express, will run every day between two stations in Uttar Pradesh.

Another new train, the Valsad-Surat MEMU, will run daily in Gujarat.

Three older trains will also go to new places now.

The Varanasi City-Gorakhpur Express will continue on to Nepalganj Road.

The Rewa-Jabalpur Express and the Jabalpur-Ambikapur Express will both be extended to a place called Madan Mahal.

The trains will stop at many stations along the way so more people can use them.

This will help passengers travel more easily between towns and cities in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh.