Delhi-Kalka, Daulatpur Chowk trains to halt at Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar railway station
The Indian Railway Ministry has approved new stops for two major express trains at Adarsh Nagar railway station in Delhi. This change is intended to improve travel convenience for residents of north and west Delhi and pilgrims traveling to religious sites.
Why it matters
Infrastructure adjustments like these directly impact regional connectivity and the daily commute for thousands of passengers.
Accepting Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s request, Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has approved halts for the Delhi-Kalka Express and the Delhi-Daulatpur Chowk Himachal Express at Adarsh Nagar railway station, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) stated on Saturday.
In a letter to the Chief Minister, Mr. Vaishnaw wrote that both trains would now stop at Adarsh Nagar railway station, improving connectivity for passengers travelling to Himachal Pradesh and pilgrims visiting religious centres in Punjab.
Ms. Gupta noted that the new halts would benefit residents of north and west Delhi by reducing the need to travel to New Delhi or Old Delhi railway stations, thereby saving time and making journeys more convenient.
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