The South Central Railway (SCR) has announced temporary stoppages for several trains at Hi-Tech City station to manage the expected increase in passenger traffic during the festival season. The temporary arrangement will remain in effect for three months, from November 1 to January 31.

Temporary Stoppages for Trains Announced by South Central Railway
The decision has been taken to reduce the additional rush at Lingampalli and Secunderabad railway stations during the festive period. By providing a stoppage at Hi-Tech City, passengers will have another option for boarding and travelling on these trains.
The trains that will receive the temporary stoppage at Hi-Tech City station include Train No. 22718 Secunderabad-Rajkot, Train No. 22717 Rajkot-Secunderabad, Train No. 20967 Secunderabad-Porbandar and Train No. 20968 Porbandar-Secunderabad.
The list also includes Train No. 12731 Tirupati-Secunderabad and Train No. 12732 Secunderabad-Tirupati. Train No. 12702 Hyderabad-CST Mumbai and Train No. 12701 CST Mumbai-Hyderabad will also stop temporarily at Hi-Tech City.
Moreover, Train No. 12025 Pune-Hyderabad and Train No. 12026 Hyderabad-Pune will have a temporary stoppage at the station for three months.
The SCR has also provided an option for passengers who have already reserved tickets on the above trains from Secunderabad or Hyderabad. If required, such passengers can choose Hi-Tech City as their boarding station during the temporary period.
According to the SCR, passengers can change their boarding point to Hi-Tech City either online or at railway reservation counters. The change can be made without paying any additional charges, subject to the procedure currently in place.
The temporary stoppages will provide greater convenience to passengers and help distribute the additional festival-season crowd across nearby stations. The arrangement will be available from November 1 through January 31, allowing passengers to use Hi-Tech City station for boarding the specified trains during this period.



Click it and Unblock the Notifications