Live Train Running Status

The hardest part of a delayed journey is not the delay itself — it is not knowing whether to keep waiting at the platform or step out for food. That is what this page solves. Type a train number, and the tracker pins the train to its exact spot on the line: which station it last crossed, which one it is approaching, and how many minutes behind (or ahead of) the timetable it is running at that moment.

Every halt on the route shows three times: the scheduled time from the timetable, the actual time the train already passed, and an expected time for stations still ahead. Reading them together tells the real story — a train that left Kanpur 40 minutes late but reached Alambagh only 20 minutes late is recovering, so the arrival at Lucknow may be closer to schedule than the raw delay suggests.

Between the big stops sit dozens of small halts where your train never stops. They are folded into expandable rows so the timeline stays readable — tap one and the passing stations appear with distances. The tracker refreshes about once a minute while the page stays open, pulling from the same live feed the railway's enquiry system uses, so what you see at 10:58 pm is what the controller sees.