Archive · 5 Sep 2026
South Central Railway alters 13 trains for signaling works
South Central Railway is doing important signaling work on part of the Kazipet-Balharshah railway line.
The work is planned between Jammikunta and Potkapalli stations.
Because of this, 13 train services will not run normally.
Two trains will be completely cancelled on September 10.
Four trains will run only on part of their usual routes.
Three trains will leave 60 minutes later than planned.
Four long-distance trains may be held for 30 to 75 minutes.
Passengers should check the change affecting their specific train and travel date.
South Central Railway will affect 13 services on September 9 and 10 because of signaling works.
Two trains will be fully cancelled on September 10.
Four services will be partially cancelled over sections of their routes on September 10.
Three trains will be rescheduled by 60 minutes on September 10.
Four long-distance trains will be regulated by 30 to 75 minutes on September 9 and 10.
- Who
- South Central Railway and passengers using the affected train services.
- What
- Thirteen train services will be cancelled, partially cancelled, rescheduled or regulated.
- When
- The changes will apply on September 9 and 10; the two full cancellations are listed for September 10, 2026.
- Where
- The affected operations are on the Kazipet-Balharshah section, between Jammikunta and Potkapalli stations.
- Why
- Non-interlocking work is being carried out to commission Automatic Block Signaling.
- Railway zone
- South Central Railway (SCR)
- Affected services
- At least 13 train services
- Work
- Non-interlocking work for commissioning Automatic Block Signaling
- Work location
- Between Jammikunta and Potkapalli on the Kazipet-Balharshah section
- Full cancellations
- Train 17003 Kazipet–Sirpur Town and Train 17004 Balharshah–Kazipet on September 10
- Rescheduling
- Trains 17233, 67771 and 67773 will each be rescheduled by 60 minutes
- Longest regulation
- Train 22365 Danapur–SMVT Bengaluru will be regulated by 75 minutes on September 9