India, May 18 -- Several popular daytime train services operating between Bengaluru and Mangaluru will be temporarily suspended for over five months starting June 1, as the Indian Railways undertakes a crucial electrification project in the Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road stretch, the South Western Railway (SWR) announced on Saturday.

According to the official notification, this large-scale suspension - set to last 154 days - is being implemented to facilitate the smooth execution of the electrification works on the ghat section, a key link between the coastal and inland regions of Karnataka.

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