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Railways cancel over 256 trains on March 2, 53 partially cancelled, see full list here

For refund, passengers who booked their tickets through the IRCTC website will be refunded for the same into their source account.

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Indian railways on March 2 canceled 256 trains owing to maintenance and weather-related issues. As per the reports, 53 trains have also been partially canceled.

every week the Indian Railways cancel hundreds of trains due to operational or weather-related hindrances.

For refund, passengers who booked their tickets through the IRCTC website will be refunded for the same into their source account. Passengers who booked their tickets from the ticket counter will have to visit the reservation counter to process the refund of their ticket.

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See full list here:

01135 BSL-DD SPL
01539 PUNE STR DMU
01540 STR-PUNE DMU
01541 STR KOP DMU
01542 KOP-STR DMU
01583 TGN-PUNE EMU
01590 PUNE-TGN EMU
01825 CNB-BRT EXP SPL
01826 BRT-CNB EXP SPL
03085 NHT-AZ MEMU PGR SPL
03086 AZ-NHT MEMU PGR SPL
03341 BRKA-DOS PASSENGER SPL
03342 DOS-BRKA PASSENGER SPL
03359 BRKA-BSB MEMU PASS SPL
03360 BSB-BRKA MEMU PASS SPL
03591 BKSC-ASN MEMU PGR SPL
03592 ASN-BKSC MEMU PGR SPL
03615 JMP-GAYA PASSENGER SPL
03649 BXR-BSBS MEMU PASS SPL
03767 SBG-MLDT PGR SPL
04041 DEE-FN SPL
04042 FN-DEE SPL
04139 KKDE-UMB SPL
04203 AYC-LKO MEX SPL
04204 LKO-AYC MEX SPL
04255 PYGS-LKO SPL
04256 LKO-PYG SPL
04263 BSB-SLN U R M EXP SPL
04264 SLN-BSB U R M EXP SPL
04267 BSB-PBH U R M EXP SPL
04268 PBH-BSB U R M EXP SPL
04305 BALAMAU SPN MEX SPL
04306 SPN-BLM MEXP SPL
04319 LKO-SPN EXP SPL
04337 SPC SPN EXPSPL
04338 SPN SCC EXPSPL
04356 BLM-LKO EXP SPL
04379 ROZA BARELLY MEXP
04380 BE – RAC MEXP SPL
04381 PYGS-AYC PASSENGER
04382 AYC-PYGS EXP SPL
04403 DLI-SRE MEMU MEXP SPL
04404 SRE-DLI MEMU MEX SPL
04459 DLI – SRE MEMU MEX SPL
04460 SRE – DLI MEMU MEX SPESAL
04464 FZR – LDH EXP SPL
04599 DLI SRE MEX SPL
04625 LDH-FZR DMU MEX SPL
04648 BJPL-PTK EXP SPL
04916 NDLS-PWL EXP SPL
04919 KSV-NDLS EXP SPL
04927 NDLS-SSB EXP SPL
04938 DLI-GZB SPL
04950 NDLS-GZB EXP SPL
04953 GZB-NDLS EXP SPL
04958 NDLS-GZB SPL
04959 GZB-NDLS SPL
04961 GZB-NDLS SPL
04963 NDLS-PNP EXP SPL
04964 PNP-NDLS EXP SPL
04987 DELHI JIND EXP SPL
04988 JIND DELHI EXP SPL
04997 LDH-FZR MEXP
04999 DELHI SMQL EXP SPL
05000 SMQL DLI EXP SPL
05085 MLN-DAL UNRESERVED
05086 LJN MLN UNRESERVED EXP
05091 GD-STP SPL
05092 STP-GD SPECIAL
05093 GKP-STP UNRESERVED EXP
05094 STP-GKP UNRESERVED MEX
05117 BSBS-PBH MEX SPL
05118 PBH-BSBS MEX SPL
05334 MB-RMR EXP
05366 RMR-MB SPL EXP
05489 STP-LJN UNRESERVED
05490 DAL-STP UNRESERVED
05491 MLN-STP UNRESERVED
05492 STP-MLN
05509 SHC-JMP SPECIAL
05517 DBG-HRGR DEMU SPECIAL
05518 HRGR-DBG DEMU PASS SPECIA
05591 DBG-HRGR DEMU SPECIAL
05592 HRGR-DBG DEMU SPECIAL
05685 KNW-BIR SHUTTLE
05686 BIR-KNW SHUTTLE SPL
05689 KNW-BIR PSPC SPL
05692 BIR-KNW PSPC SPL
06405 TCN-TEN EXP SPL
06409 TEN-TCN EXP SPL
06601 MAO MAQ EXP SPL
06602 MAQ-MAO EXP SPL
06609 DG – MDU EXP SPL
06610 MDU-DG EXP SPL
06651 MDU-RMM EXP SPL
06652 RMM-MDU EXP SPL
06653 MDU-RMM EXP SPL
06654 RMM-MDU EXP SPL
06655 MDU-RMM EXP SPL
06656 RMM – MDU EXP SPL
06663 MDU-SCT EXP SPL
06664 SCT-MDU EXP SPL
06684 SCT-TEN EXP SPL
06687 TEN-SCT EXP SPL
06701 MDU-TENI EXP SPL
06702 TENI-MDU EXP SPL
06802 CBE-SA MEMU EXP SPL
06803 SA-CBE MEMU EXP SPL
06847 TN-MEJ EXP SPL
06848 MEJ-TN EXP SPL
06921 DBNK-ASR DMU
06922 DBNK-ASR EXP SPL
06941 ASR-KEMK EXP SPL
06942 ASR-KEMK EXP SPL
06982 FZR-LDH EXP SPL
07046 SC-DRBG
07464 BZA-GNT
07465 GNT-BZA
07795 SC-MOB DEMU
07796 MOB-SC DEMU
07906 DBRT – LEDO DMU SPECIAL
07907 LEDO – DBRT DMU SPECIAL
07976 GNT-BZA MEMU
08031 BLS BHC MEMU SPECIAL
08032 BHC BLS MEMU SPECIAL
09108 EKNR – PRTN SPECIAL
09109 PRTN – EKNR SPECIAL
09110 EKNR – PRTN SPECIAL
09113 PRTN – EKNR SPL
09369 SBIB- PTN DEMU SPL
09370 PTN-SBIB DEMU SPL
09431 SBIB-MSH DEMU SPL
09432 MSH-ADI DMU SPL
09433 ADI- PTN DEMU SPECIAL
09434 PTN – ADI DEMU SPECIAL
09437 MSH – ABR DMU SPL
09438 ABR – MSH DMU SPL
09459 ADI – VG SPL
09460 VG – ADI SPL
09475 MSH – PTN PASSENGER
09476 PTN – MSH PASSENGER
09481 MSH – PTN PASSENGER
09482 PTN – MSH PASSENGER
09483 MSH – PTN PASSENGER
09484 PTN – MSH PASSENGER
09487 MSH – VG PASSENGER SPL
09488 VG – MSH PASSENGER SPL
09491 MSH – VG PASSENGER SPL
09492 VG-MSH PASSENGER SPL
09497 GNC – VTDI MEMU SPECIAL
09498 VTDI – GNC MEMU SPECIAL
10101 RATNAGIRI- MADGAON
10102 MADGAON – RATNAGIRI
11025 BSL-PUNE EXPRESS
11026 PUNE-BSL EXPRESS
11115 BSL ET MEMU
11116 ET BSL MEMU
11425 PUNE KOP DMU
11426 KOP-PUNE DMU
12225 KAIFIAT EXP
12226 KAIFIAT EXP
12246 SMVB HWH DURANTO EXP
12358 ASR KOAA DURGIANA EXPRESS
12514 GHY-SC S F EXPRESS
12531 INTERCITY EXP
12532 LJN- GKP INTERCITY EXP
12667 MS-NCJ EXPRESS
12703 HWH-SC FALAKNUMA EXP
12821 SHM-PURI DHAULI EXP
12822 PURI-SHM S F
12863 HWH-SMVB SUF EXPRESS
12864 SMVB-HWH SUPERFAST EXP
12891 BGY BBS S F EXPRESS
12892 BBS BGY EXPRESS
13309 CPU-PRYJ EXPRESS
13310 PRYJ-CPU EXPRESS
13343 BSB-SKTN INTERCITY EXP
13346 SGRL-BSB INTERCITY EXP
13421 NDAE MLDT EXP
14005 LICHCHIVI EXPRESS
14201 JNU – RBL EXPRESS
14202 RBL-JNU EXP
14203 BSB LKO INTERCITY
14204 LKO BSB INTERCITY
14213 BSB-GD INTERCITY
14214 BSB-GD INTERCITY
14223 BUDH PURNIMA EXP
14224 BUDHPURNIMA EXP
14233 SARYU EXPRESS
14234 SARYU EXPRESS
14235 VARANASI-BAREILLY EXP
14236 BERELLY VARANASI EXP
14304 HW-DLI EXP SPL
14331 DLI-KLK EXP SPL
14332 KLK DLI EXP SPL
14521 DELHI-AMBALA EXPRESS
14522 AMBALA-DELHI EXP SPL
14523 MFP-UMB EXPRESS
14673 SHAHEED EXPRESS
14681 NDLS-JUC EXP
14682 JUC-NDLS EXPRESS
14819 JU – SBIB EXP
14820 SBIB – JU EXP
14821 JU – SBIB EXP
14822 SBIB – JU EXP
15009 GKP-MLN-EXP
15010 MLN-GKP-EXP
15053 LJN-CPR-EXP
15054 LJN-CPR-EXP
15069 GKP-ASH INTERCITY EXP
15070 ASH-GKP INTERCITY EXP
15081 JEA-GTNR EXPRESS
15082 GTNR-JEA EXPRESS
15083 CHHAPRA-FBD EXP SPECIAL
15084 FBD-CPR EXP SPECIAL
15107 BSBS-LKO EXPRESS
15108 LKO-BSBS EXPRESS
15112 BCY-CPR INTERCITY EXPRESS
15113 GTNR-CI EXP
15114 CI -GTNR EXP
15119 BSBS DDN EXP
15120 DDN BSBS EXPRESS
15129 GKP-BCY MAIL EXP
15203 BARAUNI LUCKNOW EXPRESS
15204 LUCKNOW-BARAUNI EXPRESS
15269 MFP-SBIB JANSADHARAN EXP
15905 VIVEK EXPRESS
16213 ASK-UBL UR EXP
16214 UBL-ASK UR EXP
16731 PGT-TCN EXPRESS
16732 TCN-PGT EXPRESS
16780 RMM-TPTY EXP
16845 ED-TEN EXPRESS
16846 TEN-ED EXPRESS
17235 SBC-NCJ EXPRESS
17236 NCJ-SBC EXPRES
17237 BTTR-MAS
17238 BTTR-MAS
17347 UBL-CTA UR EXP
17348 CTA-UBL UR EXP
18021 KGP-KUR EXP
18022 KUR-KGP EXP
18632 CPU RNC EXP
19119 ADI – SMNH EXPRESS
19120 SMNH – ADI EXPRESS
20411 DLI-SRE SUF EXP
20412 SRE-DLI SUF EXP
20602 MDU-MAS SF EXPRESS
20923 TEN-GIMB HUMSAFAR EXP
20948 EKNR – ADI JANSHATABDHI
20949 ADI – EKNR JANSHATABDHI
22468 GNC-BSB SUF
22603 KGP VM WKLY SF EXP
22622 CAPE-RMM SUPER FAST EXP
22624 MDU MS SUPERFAST EXP
22627 TPJ-TVC SF
22628 TVC-TPJ SF
22629 DADAR TEN SF EXP
22658 NCJ-TBM TRI WKLY SF EXP
22667 NCJ-CBE SUPER FAST EXP
22668 CBE-NCJ SF EXP
22851 SRC MAQ VIVEK SUF EXP
22888 SMVB-HWH HUMSAFAR EXPRESS
22959 JAMNAGAR INTERCITY
22960 JAM – BRC INTERCIT EXP
31411 SDAH -NH LOCAL
31414 NH – SDAH LOCAL
31423 SDAH – NH LOCAL
31432 NH-SDAH LOCAL
31711 NH – RHA LOCAL
31712 RHA-NH LOCAL
36031 HWH-CDAE LOCAL
36032 CDAE-HWH LOCAL
36033 HWH-CDAE LOCAL
36034 CDAE HWH LOCAL
36035 HWH-CDAE LOCAL
36036 CDAE-HWH LOCAL
36037 HWH-CDAE LOCAL
36038 CDAE HWH LOCAL
36071 HWH-GRAE LOCAL
36072 HOWRAH-GURAP LOCAL
36085 HWH-MSAE LOCAL
36086 MSAE HWH LOCAL
36825 HWH – BWN CHORD LOCAL
37011 HWH-SRP LOCAL
37012 SRP-HWH LOCAL
37343 HWH-TAK LOCAL
37354 TAK-HWH LOCAL
37611 HWH-PDA LOCAL
37614 PDA-HWH LOCAL
37815 HWH- BWN M LOCAL
37834 BWN – HWH LOCAL
37840 BWN – HWH LOCAL
38923 HWH-AMZ LOCAL
38924 AMZ HWH LOCAL
52538 DJ-KGN-NJP AC PASSENGER

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International Bihar and Purvanchal Festival to be held in Sydney on March 22

Praveen Kumar reiterated, “The land of Bihar produces gold. Such a region cannot remain poor. What is needed is collective effort, work in the right direction, and the creation of opportunities for the people.”

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With the objective of providing a new global direction to development, investment, and opportunities in Bihar and the Purvanchal region, the International Bihar and Purvanchal Festival will be organised on March 22, 2026, in Sydney, Australia. This was announced by Praveen Kumar, the chief organiser of the event, during a press conference held in Patna on January 15.

Praveen Kumar said several prominent personalities from India and abroad, along with representatives from industry, policymakers, and members of the Indian diaspora, will participate in the Sydney event.

On this platform, the vision of a “Developed Bihar and Purvanchal” will be formally launched, and a concrete roadmap for Bihar’s overall development will be deliberated upon. He said the festival is not merely a cultural event but a global platform to mobilise international cooperation, investment, and policy-level support for Bihar.

“We will extend support at every level for the development of Bihar and Purvanchal and create opportunities that enable better utilisation of local talent and resources,” Praveen Kumar said.

Referring to his earlier remarks made during a podcast, Praveen Kumar reiterated, “The land of Bihar produces gold. Such a region cannot remain poor. What is needed is collective effort, work in the right direction, and the creation of opportunities for the people.”

It was also informed during the press conference that the Sydney event will feature special sessions on investment, education, skill development, culture, and diaspora engagement for Bihar. The objective is to highlight that Bihar is not only rich in potential but also capable of providing leadership on the global stage.

According to the organisers, the festival will prove to be a significant step towards giving Bihar a new international identity.

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PM Modi urges people to read Tirukkural on Thiruvalluvar Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thiruvalluvar Day appealed to people to read the Tirukkural, calling it a reflection of the humane and harmonious ideals of Tamil philosopher-poet Thiruvalluvar.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday urged people across the country to read the Tirukkural, highlighting its enduring relevance and the intellectual legacy of Tamil philosopher-poet Thiruvalluvar.

Marking Thiruvalluvar Day, which coincides with the Pongal celebrations every year, the prime minister paid tribute to the revered scholar, describing him as a symbol of harmony, compassion and Tamil cultural excellence.

In a message shared on social media platform X, Modi said Thiruvalluvar’s works and ideals continue to inspire countless people even today. He noted that the philosopher envisioned a society rooted in compassion and balance.

The prime minister encouraged citizens to engage with the Tirukkural, a classical Tamil text that deals with various aspects of human life, ethics and governance, calling it a window into the profound intellect of Thiruvalluvar.

Thiruvalluvar Day is observed annually to honour the philosopher-poet, whose literary contributions remain central to Tamil culture and thought.

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BJP, Thackerays or Pawars: Maharashtra civic body poll results awaited today

Counting of votes for 29 municipal corporations in Maharashtra, including the key BMC and Pune civic bodies, begins today, with BJP, Thackerays and Pawars awaiting crucial results.

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The political balance in Maharashtra’s urban centres will become clearer today as votes are counted for elections to 29 municipal corporations across the state. The results are keenly awaited amid high-stakes contests involving the BJP, the Thackeray cousins and the reunited Pawar factions.

Polling was held for 2,869 seats across 893 wards, with 3.48 crore eligible voters deciding the fate of 15,931 candidates. Counting is scheduled to begin at 10 am.

Mumbai and Pune in sharp focus

All eyes are on Mumbai, where the contest for the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has drawn statewide attention. Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray joined hands after more than two decades in a bid to reclaim control of the country’s richest civic body.

The BMC, which has an annual budget of over Rs 74,400 crore, went to polls after a nine-year gap, following a four-year delay. A total of 1,700 candidates contested the 227 seats.

Exit polls suggest a strong performance by the BJP–Shiv Sena (Eknath Shinde faction) alliance in Mumbai. An aggregate of multiple surveys projects the ruling alliance ahead, with the Shiv Sena (UBT) and allies trailing, while the Congress is expected to secure a limited number of seats. Exit polls have also indicated possible voting consolidation among Maratha and Muslim voters behind the Thackeray-led alliance, while women and young voters may tilt towards the BJP.

The last BMC election in 2017 saw the undivided Shiv Sena retain control of the civic body it had dominated for decades.

In Pune, the spotlight is on the unusual alliance between rival NCP factions led by Ajit Pawar and Sharad Pawar. Exit polls indicate the BJP could emerge as the largest party in the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC), with both NCP factions and the Shiv Sena also expected to secure a share of seats.

Statewide counting underway

Apart from Mumbai and Pune, counting will take place in several other key municipal corporations, including Thane, Navi Mumbai, Kalyan-Dombivli, Nagpur, Nashik, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Mira-Bhayandar, Vasai-Virar, Solapur, Kolhapur, Amravati, Akola, Jalgaon, Malegaon, Latur, Dhule, Jalna, Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad, Nanded-Waghala, Chandrapur, Parbhani, Panvel, Bhiwandi-Nizampur, Ulhasnagar, Ahilyanagar and Ichalkaranji.

With major parties treating these civic polls as a referendum on their urban appeal ahead of future state and national elections, today’s results are expected to shape Maharashtra’s political narrative in the months to come.

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