15 Bengal-bound trains partially cancelled for three months due to track work

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Indian Railways has cancelled portions of 15 trains bound for West Bengal for three months. The cancellations affect the segment between Andal and Durgapur stations. This is due to essential engineering work on the tracks in that section. Passengers are advised to check official sources for specific train details and alternative arrangements.

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