Two Pairs of Trains to Get Temporary Stoppages at Bairgania and Ghorasahan Stations

East Central Railway Announces Additional Stoppages to Improve Rail Connectivity and Passenger Convenience

East Central Railway has announced temporary stoppages for two pairs of trains at Bairgania and Ghorasahan railway stations under the Samastipur Division to facilitate passenger convenience and improve rail connectivity in the region.

The temporary stoppages will benefit passengers from Bairgania, Ghorasahan and adjoining areas by providing better access to long-distance rail services.

According to the railway administration, Train No. 17433/17434 Raxaul–Tirupati Express will receive a temporary stoppage at Bairgania station, while Train No. 04013/04014 Laukaha Bazar–Anand Vihar Special will stop temporarily at Ghorasahan station.

The revised stoppage timings are as follows:

1. Stoppage at Bairgania Station

Train No. 17433 Tirupati–Raxaul Express will arrive at Bairgania station at 15:23 hrs and depart at 15:25 hrs, effective November 11, 2026.

Similarly, Train No. 17434 Raxaul–Tirupati Express will arrive at Bairgania station at 03:56 hrs and depart at 03:58 hrs, effective November 12, 2026.

2. Stoppage at Ghorasahan Station

Train No. 04014 Anand Vihar–Laukaha Bazar Special will arrive at Ghorasahan station at 12:50 hrs and depart at 12:52 hrs, effective November 11, 2026.

Similarly, Train No. 04013 Laukaha Bazar–Anand Vihar Special will arrive at Ghorasahan station at 03:32 hrs and depart at 03:34 hrs, effective November 12, 2026.

Improved Rail Connectivity for Local Passengers

The introduction of these temporary stoppages is expected to provide greater convenience to passengers travelling to and from Bairgania, Ghorasahan and nearby areas. The additional halts will improve access to important rail services and strengthen connectivity along these sections.

East Central Railway reiterated its commitment to continuously improving passenger amenities and providing safe, smooth and comfortable rail travel through better operational arrangements and enhanced connectivity.

Dhirendra Pundir

Dhirendra Pundir is a seasoned journalist with 27 years of experience in Indian media, specialising in crime, investigative reporting and politics. He has reported from almost every state in the country and covered every general election since 1999. Pundir was among the early journalists to introduce sting operations into Indian newsrooms, contributing to the evolution of investigative journalism in India. Throughout his career, he has worked with prominent news organisations, including Aaj Tak and News Nation. He served as Political Editor at News Nation and later headed the News State television channel, bringing extensive editorial and field reporting experience to his leadership roles.

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