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7 Indian Railway Terms Every Traveller Must Know Before Booking
Indian Railways uses a mix of abbreviations and codes that hold specific meanings, and knowing them can make your travel smoother.
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How Changing Confirmed Train Tickets For Free Could Benefit Millions Of Indians
The new Indian Railways policy, once implemented, could ease travel stress, especially for budget-conscious passengers.
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In A First, Railways To Allow Changing Travel Dates For Booked Tickets
Travel plans can change unexpectedly, leaving passengers with tickets they can't use. Indian Railways has introduced a new policy to make it easier for travellers to adjust their plans without losing money.
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How To Book The Best Train Seats Without Any Agents
If you have been struggling to book tickets on time, here are some hacks that will make this process smooth and convenient.
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Indian Railways May Soon Finalise Passenger Chart 24 Hours Before Train Leaves
If this plan works out, passengers could get to know their ticket status a full day in advance, giving them enough time to cancel, rebook, or find other travel options.
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X Post Claims Rs 2,110 Earned From Ticket Cancellation, Railways Yet To React
The post is based on an RTI reply that shows the earnings of Indian Railways by ticket cancellation for two years.
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Railways Earned Rs 600 Crore Through Convenience Fees In The Past Year
The Railways has earned more than Rs 600 crore through convenience fee, which it retains from passengers on the cancellation of a ticket, so far in 2022-23, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Amazon India Launches Train Ticket Booking Service in Partnership With IRCTC
Amazon India has partnered with Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) to let passengers book train tickets on the e-retail platform. As of now, the booking feature is only available on Amazon’s mobile website or the app for Android users only. Amazon boasts of several helpful features to make the booking process convenient for c...
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Railways Cancels All Tickets For Regular Trains From July 1 To August 12
The Indian Railways on Thursday said it would refund all tickets booked for regular trains between July 1 and August 12 as coronavirus cases in the country surged a month after the government started relaxing some of the restrictions imposed in March. Only special trains announced in May and June will run, the railways said.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Barring 15 Specials And Migrant Trains, Tickets Cancelled Till End-June
The Railways has cancelled all tickets for regular passenger trains, including mail, express and suburban services, for journeys booked up to June 30, and a full refund will be given to all passengers
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Railways To Refund Rs 660 Crore For Cancellation Of Over 39 Lakh Tickets
Indian Railways will forgo around Rs 660 crore in revenue as it is refunding the amount towards cancellation of around 39 lakh ticket bookings for travel between April 15 to May 3, the extended phase of the nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus pandemic.
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Railways To Refund Rs 1,490 Crore For Cancellation Of 94 Lakh Ticket Bookings
Indian Railways will forgo around Rs 1,490 crore in revenue as it is refunding the amount towards cancellation of a whopping 94 lakh ticket bookings made by passengers prior to the imposition of the nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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Train Tickets To Be Auto-Refunded Amid Lockdown, Cancellation Not Needed
The IRCTC has asked people not to cancel the tickets they have booked online for those trains that have been cancelled and assured them that they will get full refund automatically.
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5 Measures Taken By Indian Railways To Check Coronavirus Spread
As the number of coronavirus cases in India is gradually rising, the Indian Railways has taken several steps to check its spread. The measures include raising platform ticket prices, cancelling non-essential trains and apprising passengers on public address systems about ways to avoid the viral infection.
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Railways Earned Rs 9000 Crore From Ticket Cancellation, Other Charges
The Indian Railways earned over Rs 9,000 crore from ticket cancellation charges and non-cancellation of wait-listed tickets between 2017 and 2020, the national transporter has said in response to an RTI application.
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7 Indian Railway Terms Every Traveller Must Know Before Booking
Indian Railways uses a mix of abbreviations and codes that hold specific meanings, and knowing them can make your travel smoother.
-
How Changing Confirmed Train Tickets For Free Could Benefit Millions Of Indians
The new Indian Railways policy, once implemented, could ease travel stress, especially for budget-conscious passengers.
-
In A First, Railways To Allow Changing Travel Dates For Booked Tickets
Travel plans can change unexpectedly, leaving passengers with tickets they can't use. Indian Railways has introduced a new policy to make it easier for travellers to adjust their plans without losing money.
-
How To Book The Best Train Seats Without Any Agents
If you have been struggling to book tickets on time, here are some hacks that will make this process smooth and convenient.
-
Indian Railways May Soon Finalise Passenger Chart 24 Hours Before Train Leaves
If this plan works out, passengers could get to know their ticket status a full day in advance, giving them enough time to cancel, rebook, or find other travel options.
-
X Post Claims Rs 2,110 Earned From Ticket Cancellation, Railways Yet To React
The post is based on an RTI reply that shows the earnings of Indian Railways by ticket cancellation for two years.
-
Railways Earned Rs 600 Crore Through Convenience Fees In The Past Year
The Railways has earned more than Rs 600 crore through convenience fee, which it retains from passengers on the cancellation of a ticket, so far in 2022-23, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
-
Amazon India Launches Train Ticket Booking Service in Partnership With IRCTC
Amazon India has partnered with Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) to let passengers book train tickets on the e-retail platform. As of now, the booking feature is only available on Amazon’s mobile website or the app for Android users only. Amazon boasts of several helpful features to make the booking process convenient for c...
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Railways Cancels All Tickets For Regular Trains From July 1 To August 12
The Indian Railways on Thursday said it would refund all tickets booked for regular trains between July 1 and August 12 as coronavirus cases in the country surged a month after the government started relaxing some of the restrictions imposed in March. Only special trains announced in May and June will run, the railways said.
-
Coronavirus Lockdown: Barring 15 Specials And Migrant Trains, Tickets Cancelled Till End-June
The Railways has cancelled all tickets for regular passenger trains, including mail, express and suburban services, for journeys booked up to June 30, and a full refund will be given to all passengers
-
Coronavirus Lockdown: Railways To Refund Rs 660 Crore For Cancellation Of Over 39 Lakh Tickets
Indian Railways will forgo around Rs 660 crore in revenue as it is refunding the amount towards cancellation of around 39 lakh ticket bookings for travel between April 15 to May 3, the extended phase of the nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus pandemic.
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Railways To Refund Rs 1,490 Crore For Cancellation Of 94 Lakh Ticket Bookings
Indian Railways will forgo around Rs 1,490 crore in revenue as it is refunding the amount towards cancellation of a whopping 94 lakh ticket bookings made by passengers prior to the imposition of the nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
-
Train Tickets To Be Auto-Refunded Amid Lockdown, Cancellation Not Needed
The IRCTC has asked people not to cancel the tickets they have booked online for those trains that have been cancelled and assured them that they will get full refund automatically.
-
5 Measures Taken By Indian Railways To Check Coronavirus Spread
As the number of coronavirus cases in India is gradually rising, the Indian Railways has taken several steps to check its spread. The measures include raising platform ticket prices, cancelling non-essential trains and apprising passengers on public address systems about ways to avoid the viral infection.
-
Railways Earned Rs 9000 Crore From Ticket Cancellation, Other Charges
The Indian Railways earned over Rs 9,000 crore from ticket cancellation charges and non-cancellation of wait-listed tickets between 2017 and 2020, the national transporter has said in response to an RTI application.
