Rescheduled Trains List

A rescheduled train is when the time the train was supposed to leave or arrive is changed to a different time. This can be either earlier or later than originally planned. So, instead of sticking to the original schedule, the train's timing gets shifted around. This might happen for various reasons, like maintenance work on the tracks, bad weather, etc. So, if you hear that a train is rescheduled, it means you might need to check the new timing so you don't miss it!

Yes, you will get a refund on canceling the ticket if the train is rescheduled for earlier hours, and in rescheduling, the train is delayed for 3 hours or more from its scheduled departure time.

1. If the train schedule changes to earlier hours than mentioned in the timetable and the passenger doesn't want to undertake the journey, then he or she needs to surrender their ticket after the actual departure of the train and within 3 hours of the old timetable at the journey commencing station to get a refund. After deducting the small amount of the clerkage charge of ₹ 10 per passenger, they will get a refund.
2. If a train is running late by more than 3 hours and the passenger doesn't want to begin his journey, then you need to surrender your ticket at the journey commencing station for a distance up to 200 km within 3 hours, up to 201–500 km within 6 hours, and over 500 km within 12 hours after the actual departure . of the train, to get the full fare without any deduction. For a counter ticket or I-ticket, you need to file a TDR specifying that the train is rescheduled, and then you will be refunded in 15 days.