New Delhi. In a move to enhance passenger convenience, Northwest Railway has taken a significant step by introducing experimental halts for various trains at Rani and Jawai Bagh railway stations. This arrangement will remain in effect until further orders and aims to provide direct connectivity for long-distance travellers in the region.
The Chief Public Relations Officer of Northwest Railway, Mr Shashi Kiran, stated that these halts have been granted considering the demands and convenience of passengers.
Trains stopping at Rani station
Train number 16533, the Jodhpur–Bengaluru service, will halt at Rani station starting from 14 January 2026, arriving at 08:42 hrs and departing at 08:44 hrs.
Train number 16534, the Bengaluru–Jodhpur service, will commence its stop at Rani station from 13 January 2026, arriving at 10:54 hrs and leaving at 10:56 hrs.
Trains stopping at Jawai Bagh station
Train number 19411, the Gandhinagar Capital–Daultpur Chowk service, will halt at Jawai Bagh station from 14 January 2026, with arrival at 14:23 hrs and departure at 14:25 hrs.
Train number 19412, the Daultpur Chowk–Gandhinagar Capital service, will begin its stop at Jawai Bagh station from 15 January 2026, arriving at 10:05 hrs and departing at 10:07 hrs.
Passenger response and regional benefits
These new halts will provide direct rail connectivity to important destinations such as Jodhpur, Bengaluru, Gandhinagar, and Daultpur Chowk for residents of Rani and Jawai Bagh areas. The decision has been welcomed by local passengers and representatives, who see it as a positive development for the region.