Pune Yard block September 13 passengers need to check more than whether a train is cancelled. Current Central Railway-attributed reports say a nine-hour traffic and power block will operate at Pune Yard from 08:00 to 17:00 IST on Sunday, September 13. Seven trains are reported fully cancelled, while eleven other services are reported to terminate early or start from another Pune-area station.
Direct answer: Seven services are reported cancelled during the Pune Yard block. Another seven are short-terminated and four are short-originated from stations including Khadki, Hadapsar, Shivajinagar and Daund. Passengers should verify their exact train number and revised origin or destination before travelling.
Which trains are cancelled during the Pune Yard block?
The seven services currently reported as fully cancelled are 99902 Pune–Talegaon, 99903 Talegaon–Pune, 99818 Pune–Lonavala, 99817 Lonavala–Shivajinagar, 11007 CSMT–Pune Express, 11008 Pune–CSMT Express and 71407 Pune–Daund DEMU.
The cancellation list includes both suburban and intercity services. It does not mean every train using Pune Junction on September 13 is cancelled.
Which trains are reported to terminate before Pune?
Seven additional services are reported to operate only up to an alternate station rather than their normal Pune termination.
- 12940 Jaipur–Pune — reported to terminate at Khadki.
- 12136 Nagpur–Pune — reported to terminate at Hadapsar.
- 11406 Amravati–Pune — reported to terminate at Hadapsar.
- 12127 CSMT–Pune — reported to terminate at Khadki.
- 11078 Jammu Tawi–Pune — reported to terminate at Hadapsar.
- 99813 Lonavala–Pune — reported to terminate at Shivajinagar.
- 71406 Baramati–Pune — reported to terminate at Daund.
Which trains start from another station?
Four Pune-origin services are reported to start from an alternate station instead of Pune Junction.
- 99820 Pune–Lonavala — reported to originate from Shivajinagar.
- 12939 Pune–Jaipur — reported to originate from Khadki at 17:35.
- 12135 Pune–Nagpur — reported to originate from Hadapsar at 17:45.
- 12128 Pune–CSMT — reported to originate from Khadki at 17:55.
What should passengers check before leaving?
Match the exact train number
Do not rely only on the route name. Check whether your train is in the cancelled, short-terminated or short-originated group.
Check the boarding station
If your train is short-originated, confirm whether you need to board at Khadki, Hadapsar or Shivajinagar instead of Pune Junction.
Check the arrival station
If your Pune-bound train is short-terminated, confirm where it will end and plan onward travel from that station.
Verify current railway status
Re-check the latest official train-running information before departure because the operating plan can still be amended.
Is Pune railway station completely closed?
No. The reviewed reporting describes a defined traffic and power block affecting Pune Yard operations and specified services, not a complete all-day shutdown of every train at Pune Junction.
The practical issue is that some trains are cancelled while others continue to operate with a changed origin or destination. A passenger who only checks a headline cancellation count could therefore miss an important station change.
Is this the same as the later Pune mega-block?
No. The September 13 Pune Yard block is a separate one-day operating event. It should not be confused with the separately reported Pune–Hadapsar infrastructure block beginning later in September and affecting a larger number of trains over a longer period.
When should normal operations resume?
The scheduled September 13 block ends at 17:00 IST. That is the planned end of the restriction, not a guarantee that every affected train will immediately return to its normal operating pattern. Passengers travelling later in the day should still verify the current train-running state.
Verification note
TPS compared multiple current reports explicitly attributing the September 13 Pune Yard operating plan to Central Railway Pune Division. The reviewed reports consistently support the 08:00–17:00 block, seven full cancellations and eleven additional short-termination or short-origination changes. The controlling Central Railway notice or notice identifier was not directly recovered, so these operating details remain reported rather than represented as a primary document independently reviewed by TPS.
