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Man Complains 82-Year-Old Woman Allotted Upper Berth Despite Other Seats Available, Indian Railways Reacts
In the computerised reservation system of Indian Railways, there is a provision for allotting lower berth automatically to senior citizens and female passengers above the age of 45 years, subject to the availability of such lower berths at the time of booking.
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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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Indian Passenger Lauds TDR System For Refund After 7-Hour Train Delay: Here's How It Works
The TDR (Ticket Deposit Receipt) of Indian Railways serves as a reliable safety net, ensuring passengers receive due refunds instead of bearing losses for circumstances beyond their control.
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How To Book Tatkal Train Tickets In India Without Losing Your Seat In Two Minutes
Unlike regular tickets, which open 120 days in advance, Tatkal tickets are released just one day before the train departs from its origin station.
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Tatkal Train Tickets: Cancellation, Refund And TDR Rules
Before you book tickets online under Tatkal quota, check for availability under general quota, suggests IRCTC.
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IRCTC Tatkal Train Booking: Charges, Timings, Cancellation Rules, Other Details
IRCTC, the online ticketing arm of Indian Railways, has been introducing new payments facilities for booking tickets under both Tatkal and general quota.
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Railway Tatkal Booking: New IRCTC Facility And Other Reservation Rules
Under the Tatkal online booking facility, customers can go to the IRCTC website and book tickets on a first come, first served basis by paying Tatkal charges.
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Tatkal Booking: How To Use IRCTC's New 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Facility
Under a new Tatkal ticket booking facility, you can buy rail tickets now and pay later. This has been introduced by IRCTC.
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Man Complains 82-Year-Old Woman Allotted Upper Berth Despite Other Seats Available, Indian Railways Reacts
In the computerised reservation system of Indian Railways, there is a provision for allotting lower berth automatically to senior citizens and female passengers above the age of 45 years, subject to the availability of such lower berths at the time of booking.
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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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Indian Passenger Lauds TDR System For Refund After 7-Hour Train Delay: Here's How It Works
The TDR (Ticket Deposit Receipt) of Indian Railways serves as a reliable safety net, ensuring passengers receive due refunds instead of bearing losses for circumstances beyond their control.
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How To Book Tatkal Train Tickets In India Without Losing Your Seat In Two Minutes
Unlike regular tickets, which open 120 days in advance, Tatkal tickets are released just one day before the train departs from its origin station.
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Tatkal Train Tickets: Cancellation, Refund And TDR Rules
Before you book tickets online under Tatkal quota, check for availability under general quota, suggests IRCTC.
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IRCTC Tatkal Train Booking: Charges, Timings, Cancellation Rules, Other Details
IRCTC, the online ticketing arm of Indian Railways, has been introducing new payments facilities for booking tickets under both Tatkal and general quota.
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Railway Tatkal Booking: New IRCTC Facility And Other Reservation Rules
Under the Tatkal online booking facility, customers can go to the IRCTC website and book tickets on a first come, first served basis by paying Tatkal charges.
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Tatkal Booking: How To Use IRCTC's New 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Facility
Under a new Tatkal ticket booking facility, you can buy rail tickets now and pay later. This has been introduced by IRCTC.
