New Delhi: The Indian Railways undertakes development work from time to time to facilitate the travel of travellers. Due to this, many times the railways have to suspend trains or change the route of trains. Passengers do not have any problem with the suspension of trains or the change of route, so the railways already give the news of cancelled trains. The Railways has cancelled a total of 205 trains today, July 17. These trains include passenger, mail and express trains.

As per the update on the official portal of the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) of The Indian Railways, till around 9 am, 205 trains have been completely cancelled, while 23 trains have been partially suspended. This list of cancelled trains includes trains cancelled due to different reasons on all routes of the country including Uttar Pradesh and Hyderabad.

According to the latest update on the same official portal enquiry.indianrail.gov.in, 14 trains have been rescheduled till 9 am on July 17, while the routes of 6 trains have been diverted. In such a situation, passengers are advised to check the list of cancelled trains before leaving home to travel on the train. You can go to the official portal of railway enquiry. indianrail.gov.in You can check the complete list. Apart from this, information about cancellation, route divert and rescheduling of trains can also be obtained through NTES mobile app. Let us inform you that the list of affected trains is issued daily by the Indian Railways. In which information about cancelled, diverted and rescheduled trains is given due to various reasons. If you are going to travel by train, then check in advance that the train on which you have to travel is not cancelled or late. Before travelling, passengers can also get updates related to trains through railway helpline 139.

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