Trains cancelled on October 27 and 28:
67261 – Rajahmundry to Vijayawada
67263 – Vijayawada to Machilipatnam
67264 – Machilipatnam to Vijayawada
67265 – Vijayawada to Machilipatnam
67271 – Machilipatnam to Gudivada
67272 – Gudivada to Machilipatnam
67252 – Machilipatnam to Gudivada
67253 – Gudivada to Machilipatnam
67254 – Machilipatnam to Gudivada
67255 – Gudivada to Machilipatnam
67256 – Machilipatnam to Vijayawada
17267 – Kakinada Port to Visakhapatnam
17268 – Visakhapatnam to Kakinada Port
07267 – Parvathipuram to Visakhapatnam
07268 – Visakhapatnam to Parvathipuram
Trains cancelled on October 27:
67258 – Vijayawada to Narasapuram
67246 – Narasapuram to Rajahmundry
17269 – Vijayawada to Narasapuram
17264 – Narasapuram to Bhimavaram Junction
67257 – Vijayawada to Narasapuram
17257 – Vijayawada to Kakinada Port
67202 – Vijayawada to Rajahmundry
67267 – Vijayawada to Machilipatnam
67247 – Narasapuram to Guntur Junction
67276 – Narasapuram to Vijayawada
67301 – Rajahmundry to Kakinada Port
67285 – Rajahmundry Visakhapatnam
67286 – Visakhapatnam to Rajahmundry
Trains cancelled on October 28:67266 – Machilipatnam to Vijayawada
67275 – Vijayawada to Bhimavaram Junction
67277 – Bhimavaram Junction to Nidadavol Junction
67278 – Nidadavol Junction to Bhimavaram Junction
67244 – Narasapuram to Nidadavol Junction
67245 – Nidadavol Junction to Narasapuram
17270 – Narasapuram to Vijayawada
67268 – Machilipatnam to Vijayawada
67249 – Guntur Junction to Repalle
67250 – Repalle to Guntur Junction
67248 – Guntur Junction to Vijayawada
67269 – Vijayawada to Machilipatnam
67270 – Machilipatnam to Vijayawada
67281 – Vijayawada to Bhimavaram Junction
67283 – Bhimavaram Junction to Nidadavol Junction
67284 – Nidadavol Junction to Bhimavaram Junction
67282 – Bhimavaram Junction to Vijayawada
67262 – Vijayawada to Rajahmundry
67302 – Kakinada Port to Rajahmundry
17258 – Kakinada Port to Vijayawada
67229 – Vijayawada to Guntur Junction
67223 – Guntur Junction to Repalle
67224 – Repalle to Tenali Junction
67222 – Tenali Junction to Vijayawada
67251 – Bhimavaram Junction to Machilipatnam
Passengers They are advised to check the train number and date of their journey and confirm the latest information through official railway enquiry centres before departure. The Railways has expressed regret for the inconvenience caused due to the cancellation of trains.
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Jansamvad organised at more than 350 stations over the zoneMore than 220 officers and 800 supervisors took engaged in the Jan SamvadMore than 17500 public utilised the interactive session to share their viewsSouth Coast Railway (SCoR) organised a ‘Jan Samvad’ campaign across more than 350 stations today to strengthen direct communication between the Railways and the public, enhance passenger awareness and encourage public participation in improving railway services and amenities.As part of the initiative, General Manager, South Coast Railway, Shri Sandeep Mathur, directed railway officers to interact with passengers and members of the public, obtain their feedback and suggestions, and understand their expectations regarding railway services and passenger amenities.The campaign witnessed extensive participation, with more than 220 officers and over 800 supervisors and staff engaging with passengers and members of the public. More than 17,500 people participated in the interactive sessions across the zone, sharing their views, suggestions and grievances concerning railway services, station facilities and passenger amenities.The General Manager also led a cleanliness drive at Visakhapatnam Railway Station as part of the ongoing Pakhwada, highlighting the importance of maintaining high standards of hygiene and ensuring a clean and pleasant environment for passengers. GM interacted with the passengers at the station to take firsthand feedback. Railway officers and staff participated in similar activities across stations throughout the zone, reinforcing the collective responsibility of keeping railway premises clean, hygienic and welcoming.
The ‘Jan Samvad’ campaign provides a platform for direct interaction between railway officials, passengers and the public to understand passenger needs, address concerns and gather valuable suggestions for improving railway services. During the campaign, railway officials and staff also sensitised passengers about railway safety, cleanliness, responsible travel practices and the proper use of railway premises.
South Coast Railway encouraged passengers to actively share their experiences, feedback and suggestions concerning station facilities, passenger amenities and overall travel experience. Such interactions help railway authorities identify areas requiring attention and facilitate responsive, passenger-centric improvements.
Nurturing Greenery, Promoting a Healthier Environment Lalit Bohra, DRM, Visakhapatnam Division, and Smt. Jyotsna Bohra, President, SCoRWWO, VSKP Division, visited the Dedicated Rail Nursery at Railway Colony, Visakhapatnam.The nursery was established to supply a variety of saplings for plantation in railway colonies and office premises, promotinLalit Bohra, Divisional Railway Manager (DRM), Visakhapatnam Division, along with Smt. Jyotsna Bohra, President, South Coast Railway Women’s Welfare Organisation (SCoRWWO), Visakhapatnam Division, visited the Dedicated Rail Nursery at Railway Colony, Visakhapatnam, today.The Dedicated Rail Nursery has been established with the objective of enhancing greenery and promoting a healthy, clean and eco-friendly environment across railway premises. The nursery supplies a variety of saplings for plantation in railway colonies and office premises, supporting the development of green spaces and improving the overall environment.The initiative reflects Visakhapatnam Division’s commitment to environmental sustainability and the promotion of plantation activities across railway establishments. The availability of different varieties of saplings will facilitate systematic plantation and encourage the creation of greener surroundings for railway employees and their families.The initiative underscores the importance of environmental conservation and collective efforts towards building a greener and healthier railway ecosystem.
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