Railway operations around (NDLS) will undergo changes from September 11 to 13 in view of the being held in the national capital.
has issued a detailed train-handling plan covering cancellations, diversions, short-originations, short-terminations, rescheduling, regulation and terminal changes during the three-day period.
A railway official told TOI that the changes have been made following a Delhi Police advisory concerning train operations at New Delhi Railway Station.
Passengers have been advised by Indian Railways to check the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) or call 139 for the latest status of their train before travelling.
India is hosting the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12 and 13, 2026. This is India’s fourth Chairship of BRICS.
The following services have been cancelled on September 11:
Train 64015 is linked to train 64910, which will short-originate from Palwal. Trains 64429 and 64433 are linked to trains 64110 and 64114, respectively, which will short-originate from Ghaziabad.
The following trains will operate on altered routes:
September 12 will see a larger set of operational changes as the BRICS Summit gets underway.
The cancelled services include:
Some cancellations will affect linked services. For instance, train 64110 will short-originate from Ghaziabad following the cancellation of train 64429, while train 64114 will short-originate from Ghaziabad following the cancellation of 64433.
Several long-distance and passenger services will also be diverted:
Railways has also listed a number of services that will face operational regulation, including:
The changes include:
The operational restrictions will continue on September 13, with cancellations, diversions and changes to train terminals.
The services listed for cancellation are:
Three trains have been listed for rescheduling:
To facilitate the movement of diverted trains, Railways has also altered the originating or terminating points of certain passenger services.
With train operations around New Delhi Railway Station being altered during the BRICS Summit period, passengers travelling between September 11 and September 13 should verify their train’s latest status before leaving for the station.
Indian Railways has advised passengers to use the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) or call 139 for updates.
The railway changes cover not just cancellations but also diversions, delayed departures, rescheduling and changes in originating and terminating stations. Passengers should therefore check the status of their specific train number and journey date, rather than relying only on the regular timetable.
