Due to the onset of winter fog in November 2024, four passenger trains on the Jind-Delhi route in Haryana have been cancelled until February. This cancellation impacts daily commuters travelling between Jind and Delhi for work and education. The Jind Railway Station Superintendent, G.S. Kundu, confirmed the cancellation due to...
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fog. The Daily Passenger Welfare Association has appealed to railway officials to reinstate trains 04424 and 04431, citing the inconvenience caused to thousands of daily commuters.

India's Integral Coach Factory (ICF) in Tamil Nadu has built India's first hydrogen-powered train. Trials are scheduled for December 2024 on the 90km Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana. These trains, designed for 140 km/hr operation, use hydrogen and oxygen fuel cells producing only water vapor. This initiative supports Indian...
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Railways' goal of net-zero emissions by 2030, aligning India with countries like Germany, Sweden, and China. A separate Rs. 111.83 crore project will retrofit existing DEMU rakes with hydrogen fuel cells. Success could lead to 35 more hydrogen trains by 2025.

Due to foggy weather, train services have been impacted, with the Gorakhdham Superfast train arriving one and a half hours late. Other trains are also experiencing delays, causing inconvenience to passengers. Roadways bus services have also slowed down, with the union requesting the installation of focus lights on buses. The maximum...
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temperature has been consistently declining, reaching 28.6 degrees Celsius after dropping from around 36 degrees Celsius three days ago. The minimum temperature is recorded at 19 degrees Celsius. With the dropping temperature, pollution levels are rising. According to meteorologists, the fog currently contains smoke. Farmers need to start wheat sowing within a week, as delayed sowing due to cold weather can harm crop production.

A new underpass is being constructed at the crossing of the Delhi-Bathinda railway line on the JD-7 mini bypass in Jind, Haryana. This underpass will cost 20.27 crores INR and will be completed within 15 months by the Haryana State Road and Bridge Development Corporation (HSRDC). The underpass will benefit residents...
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of over 10 colonies, including Ajmer Basti, Sharma Nagar, Subhash Nagar, Bhatnagar Colony, and Budhababa Basti. The mini bypass will be extended from Safidon Road to Bhiwani Road bypass, and this underpass will allow vehicles from Bhiwani Road bypass to enter the city. Previously, an ROB (Road Over Bridge) was planned but it was canceled due to opposition from local residents. The underpass is currently under construction and will replace the existing underpass on Bhiwani Road, which is too small for large vehicles. This project aims to improve traffic flow and reduce travel time for residents.