Jharkhand-West Bengal Train News: Here is important information for rail passengers traveling between Jharkhand and West Bengal. Train services will be affected this week due to development work in the Adra Railway Division of South Eastern Railway. Operations for several trains have been altered due to the traffic block implemented by the Railways. Consequently, 8 short-distance trains have been completely cancelled, while 10 trains will be halted before reaching their scheduled destinations—meaning they will be short-terminated.

Ongoing Inconvenience for Passengers

Passengers have been facing persistent difficulties for several months due to frequent blocks imposed by the Railways. The travel plans of the general public are being disrupted by train cancellations and the unavailability of trains on time.

List of Cancelled Trains

• Bhaga-Adra MEMU: The MEMU train running between Bhaga and Adra (and vice versa) will remain completely cancelled on June 21.
• Chandrapura-Bhojudih MEMU: On June 21, this train will not operate in either direction—neither from Chandrapura to Bhojudih nor on the return journey from Bhojudih to Chandrapura.
• Adra-Asansol MEMU: This train will remain completely cancelled on specific days, and its schedule will be affected.
• Adra-Midnapore MEMU: As per the scheduled program, this train will remain cancelled for a few days this week.
• According to information released by the Railways, certain local and MEMU trains will remain completely suspended on various dates. These primarily include the Bhaga-Adra MEMU, Chandrapura-Bhojudih MEMU, Adra-Asansol MEMU, and Adra-Midnapore MEMU.

Trains Partially Cancelled and Short-Terminated

• Chakradharpur-Gomoh MEMU: On June 16, 19, and 21, this train will run only up to Mahuda. On the return journey as well, the service will remain partially cancelled between Mahuda and Gomoh.
• Asansol-Tatanagar MEMU
• Asansol-Purulia MEMU
• Tatanagar-Asansol-Barabhum MEMU: These trains will also be operated only up to Adra station instead of covering their full scheduled distance.

Important Advice for Passengers

The Railways has urged passengers to check the status of their trains before commencing their journey. Significant changes to train timings and routes are occurring due to block and maintenance work. To avoid any inconvenience, passengers can check live status updates using the Railway helpline number 139 or the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) app.