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If you have travelled by train around New Year even once, you know how it starts. You tell yourself you’ll reach the station early. You don’t. There’s traffic, the auto driver takes a longer route, and by the time you enter the station, the place already feels overwhelmed. Bags everywhere. People sitting on floors. Someone arguing with a porter. Someone else loudly asks if the train is late. What most passengers realise too late is that the chaos is not random. It follows patterns. And those patterns are written, quietly and clearly, inside the Train time table. The New Year Rush Is Not New Every year, the same story repeats itself. Offices shut for holidays, students go back home, families squeeze short trips between celebrations. Indian Railways prepares for this by running extra services and tweaking schedules. The problem is not the changes themselves. The problem is passengers not checking them properly. The Train time table tells you how a train is supposed to mo...