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Train Ticket Booking Rules Changed From January 12: What Aadhaar-Verified Travellers Should Know
From January 12, 2026, IRCTC changed first-day train ticket booking rules. Aadhaar-verified users get extended booking access.
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New Train Ticket Booking Rule Comes Into Effect, Reservation Period Cut By 60 Days
The rule change means passengers won't be able to book tickets three months (or more) in advance. However, those who have already booked their tickets will not be affected.
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Railways Increases Advance Reservation Period For Special Trains To 120 Days
The Railways on Thursday increased the advance reservation period from the present 30 days to 120 days for all special trains -- the 15 pairs operating since May 12 on Rajdhani routes and the 100 new pairs of special trains scheduled to run from June 1.
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Advance booking period for train tickets reduced to 60 days
Indian Railways has reduced advance booking period from four months to two months from May 1 as part of its efforts to prevent touts from cornering bulk of tickets.
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Tatkal reservation period reduced to 24 hours
Plagued by increasing number of complaints in Tatkal booking scheme, the Railways today decided to reduce the advance reservation period of the scheme from two days to one day.
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Train Ticket Booking Rules Changed From January 12: What Aadhaar-Verified Travellers Should Know
From January 12, 2026, IRCTC changed first-day train ticket booking rules. Aadhaar-verified users get extended booking access.
-
New Train Ticket Booking Rule Comes Into Effect, Reservation Period Cut By 60 Days
The rule change means passengers won't be able to book tickets three months (or more) in advance. However, those who have already booked their tickets will not be affected.
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Railways Increases Advance Reservation Period For Special Trains To 120 Days
The Railways on Thursday increased the advance reservation period from the present 30 days to 120 days for all special trains -- the 15 pairs operating since May 12 on Rajdhani routes and the 100 new pairs of special trains scheduled to run from June 1.
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Advance booking period for train tickets reduced to 60 days
Indian Railways has reduced advance booking period from four months to two months from May 1 as part of its efforts to prevent touts from cornering bulk of tickets.
-
Tatkal reservation period reduced to 24 hours
Plagued by increasing number of complaints in Tatkal booking scheme, the Railways today decided to reduce the advance reservation period of the scheme from two days to one day.
