Live Train Status & Time Table

Type a train number or name into the tracker above and the full route opens right here — every halt in order, the scheduled arrival and departure at each one, and the live position of the train pinned to its current spot on the line. When a train is running, each stop that has already been crossed shows the actual time the train arrived or departed, so you can see at a glance how far behind or ahead it really is, not just what the timetable hopes for.

The line between two halts usually hides a cluster of small stations where the train does not stop. IndTrain collapses them into a single expandable row — tap it and you get every passing station with its distance. The coloured marker slides along the line as the journey progresses, so a family waiting at the station can tell in seconds whether the train has crossed the previous junction or is still crawling towards it.

Delay is shown the way railway staff announce it: in minutes, against the next scheduled stop. A train showing "late by 25 min" at Kanpur will usually reach the following stations about that much behind its timetable — though drivers often recover time on long runs, so the gap can shrink as the day goes on. The board updates roughly every minute while the page is open, and the data comes from the same live feed the railway's enquiry system uses.

Planning rather than waiting? The trains between stations search lists every direct train for a route with timings, classes and fares. Once your ticket is booked, the PNR status checker tells you whether the waitlist has cleared, and on the day of travel you come back here to watch the train approach. All of it works without an account, on any phone.