Historically, it has been crucial for linking Darbhanga with significant cities like Delhi, Patna, and Kolkata, facilitating the movement of passengers and goods.

Its historical role in trade and commerce, along with its position as a gateway to educational and healthcare institutions, underscores its enduring importance.

Over the years, Darbhanga Junction has seen several upgrades and modernization efforts aimed at improving facilities and operational efficiency, reflecting its continued relevance in the regional and national transportation landscape.

[1] There are Daily and Weekly train available for New Delhi, Patna, Secunderabad, Kolkata, Varanasi, Ahmedabad, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, Howrah, Amritsar, Pune & other Major Cities.

Recognizing the need for modernization, Indian Railways announced a significant redevelopment project for Darbhanga Junction with cost of over 340 crore rupees under Amrit Bharat Station Scheme.

This redevelopment is part of a broader initiative to improve the infrastructure of key railway stations across the country, bringing them up to international standards while enhancing passenger experience.

The new station is expected to boost tourism, support local businesses, and create jobs during construction and in the long run.

For passenger comfort, it provides separate air conditioned waiting rooms along with free WiFi facility where travelers can rest before their journeys.

The station is equipped with escalator stairs and lifts to facilitate smooth and convenient movement for passengers, including those with mobility challenges.

Darbhanga Junction (DBG) serves as a crucial railway hub with a variety of train services catering to different destinations.