
Train timings on the Konkan route will change from October 21 when the monsoon timetable, in effect since June 15, ends. The regular timetable runs until 15 June 2027, allowing speeds of 110 to 120 kmph compared to the monsoon limit of 40 to 75 kmph.

The Netravati Express (16346) retains a 9.15 am departure from Thiruvananthapuram, with revised arrivals at Kozhikode (6 pm) and Kannur (7.32 pm). The Mangala Express (12617) will depart Ernakulam at 1.25 pm instead of 10.30 am. Departure timings also change for the Marusagar Express, Pune Express, Rajdhani Express, Okha Express, and Sampark Kranti Express.
Railway authorities advise passengers to check the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) for the latest timings before travel.
The shift from monsoon to regular timetable cuts journey times by raising speed limits on the Konkan route, but passengers face the inconvenience of adjusting to earlier or later departure and arrival times across Kerala stations. The article provides specific revised timings for major trains, yet does not explain how the new speeds translate into total time savings for each route. Travellers are told to check the National Train Enquiry System for updates, but no grace period or helpline is mentioned. With the change effective from October 21, the key open question is whether railways will issue notification reminders as the date approaches.
Source: mathrubhumi.com
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