Bangladesh protests: The Indian Railways on Monday cancelled trains between India and Bangladesh amid massive protests against the Sheikh Hasina government that claimed more than 106 lives in the last ...

The Indian Railways on Monday cancelled all trains to and from Bangladesh amid the growing unrest in India’s neighbouring country. People shout slogans as they take part in a protest rally in Dhaka on ...

The Indian Railways said that Maitri Express service, which runs between Kolkata and Dhaka five days a week, will remain cancelled in the light of the recent developments. The service was stopped ...

New Delhi: India's neighbouring nation Bangladesh plunged into a political crisis after weeks of violent protest in which hundreds were killed and thousands other were injured. On Monday, Sheikh ...

Indian Railways on Monday suspended all train operations to Bangladesh amid the unrest in the neighbouring country. Sheikh Hasina has reportedly resigned as the Bangladesh Prime Minister and fled the ...

Additionally, the bi-weekly Kolkata-Khulna-Kolkata Bandhan Express has also been cancelled since July 21 due to large-scale violent protests. (PTI) Railway officials announced on Monday that all train ...

NEW DELHI: Rail services between India and Bangladesh have halted following days of unrest in Bangladesh. The services of Kolkata-Dhaka Maitree Express will continue to remain suspended on Tuesday ...

The services of Kolkata-Dhaka-Kolkata Maitree Express will remain cancelled on Tuesday, the Eastern Railway said, citing a message from the authorities concerned in Bangladesh, reported the PTI.

The train’s loco used to be changed at the border. So when it enters Bangladesh, they attach their own engine to the train replacing ours." Maitri runs between Dhaka and Kolkata while the bi-weekly ...

The services of Maitree Express, which has not been operational since July 19, will remain suspended on August 6, the ER said in a statement. KOLKATA: The services of Kolkata-Dhaka-Kolkata Maitree ...

The suspension of train services between India and Bangladesh has compounded their anxiety, and they are uncertain about their next steps A flight passenger who came from Bangladesh meets her relative ...

Indian Railways: Facing flak over packed general compartments, the Central Railway has decided to augment 84 mail/express trains with four general coaches each to clear an extra rush of passengers.