To address the surge in passenger traffic during the summer holiday season, Indian Railways has announced three special trains originating from Bihar. The East Central Railway zone confirmed that these services are designed to enhance connectivity between Bihar and major destinations across northern and southern India, which experience high demand during this period. The newly introduced routes include the New Delhi – Supaul Special Train, connecting the national capital with northern Bihar; the Anand Vihar – Jogbani Special Train, which facilitates access to the Bihar–Nepal border region; and the Saharsa – Yeshwantpur Special Train, linking Bihar with Bengaluru. Railway officials noted that these services will operate temporarily to align with peak summer demand, aiming to reduce waiting lists and provide more confirmed berths for travelers. This initiative is part of Indian Railways' broader strategy to manage seasonal mobility demands effectively, ensuring smoother travel for families, students, and migrant workers during one of the busiest travel periods of the year.