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Jammu And Kashmir Rains Disrupt Travel: 68 Trains Cancelled Till September 30
With landslides, track misalignments, and weather warnings still in place, this is more than a news update - it is a travel advisory to consider before packing your bags.
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Free Insurance Of Rs 25 Lakh Each For Passengers On Board Tejas Express
Passengers travelling on IRCTC's Delhi-Lucknow Tejas Express will get a free rail travel insurance of Rs 25 lakh each, offer of luggage ferried from their homes to seats at a cost and even have exclusive lounges to relax, according to plans drafted by the railway subsidiary which will run its first train from next month.
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No Free Travel Insurance For Train Passengers From September 1: Officials
The railways will not provide free travel insurance to its passengers starting September 1, an official said on Saturday. A senior railway ministry official said that the Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation or IRCTC has decided to stop free travel insurance starting September 1 and "free insurance will be optional".
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IRCTC Offers Rs 10 Lakh Insurance Cover For Passengers
Starting September, passengers booking tickets through the IRCTC website can avail of a travel accident cover for a premium as low as Re 1 for an insurance cover of Rs 10 lakh.
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Jammu And Kashmir Rains Disrupt Travel: 68 Trains Cancelled Till September 30
With landslides, track misalignments, and weather warnings still in place, this is more than a news update - it is a travel advisory to consider before packing your bags.
-
Free Insurance Of Rs 25 Lakh Each For Passengers On Board Tejas Express
Passengers travelling on IRCTC's Delhi-Lucknow Tejas Express will get a free rail travel insurance of Rs 25 lakh each, offer of luggage ferried from their homes to seats at a cost and even have exclusive lounges to relax, according to plans drafted by the railway subsidiary which will run its first train from next month.
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No Free Travel Insurance For Train Passengers From September 1: Officials
The railways will not provide free travel insurance to its passengers starting September 1, an official said on Saturday. A senior railway ministry official said that the Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation or IRCTC has decided to stop free travel insurance starting September 1 and "free insurance will be optional".
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IRCTC Offers Rs 10 Lakh Insurance Cover For Passengers
Starting September, passengers booking tickets through the IRCTC website can avail of a travel accident cover for a premium as low as Re 1 for an insurance cover of Rs 10 lakh.
