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Paying More Than Ticket Price, Say Migrants Taking Train From Gujarat's Surat
Hundreds of stranded migrants who boarded special trains to Bihar from Surat in BJP-ruled Gujarat last evening said they had to pay more than the ticket prices despite the central government's assurance that they won't be charged for the journey back home amid lockdown.
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Court Seeks Delhi Metro, Government's Response On Plea Opposing Fare Hike
The Delhi High Court Thursday sought response from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Congress leader Ajay Maken's plea opposing the rise in fares of Delhi metro and seeking that ticket prices be subsidised.
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Worried About Over Charging? Now, Check Train Food Prices On Phone
Worried about overcharging by railway caterers? Passengers can now check the maximum retail price (MRP) of food items on IRCTC's newly-launched "Menu on Rail" application and be sure that they are not taken for a ride.
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Delhi Metro Fare Hiked, Minimum Rs 10, Maximum Rs 50
The Delhi Metro has hiked its fares, under which the minimum ticket price will be Rs 10 and the maximum will be Rs 50 for distances beyond 32 km. The fare slabs will be lower for Sundays and national holidays. The hike was announced by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation or DMRC after a board meeting today.
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Watching a Movie is a Costly Affair in Bangalore
Onions, petrol, rail fare and movie tickets: these disparate items are all becoming dearer for the residents of Bangalore.
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Train fare hike across the board starting midnight January 21
Train fares will be increased by 10 to 20 per cent from midnight January 21, said Railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal. The price of train tickets had not been increased for a decade, he said. The minister said the fares, which he described as modest and reasonable, will not be increased when the Railways Budget is presented next year.
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Train fare hike across the board starting midnight January 21
Train fares will be increased from midnight January 21, said Railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal. The price of train tickets had not been increased for a decade, he said. The minister said the fares, which he described as modest and reasonable, will not be increased when the Railways Budget is presented next year.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi resigns, rollback of fare hike soon: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi has sent in his resignation to the PM. Ms Banerjee is punishing Mr Trivedi for announcing a...
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Mamata Banerjee has her way, PM to sack Dinesh Trivedi: Sources
The senior-most leaders of the Congress were forced into an emergency meet at the Prime Minister's house late tonight to discuss Mamata Banerjee's request to sack her party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, as Railways Minister. Sources say the PM will accept Ms Banerjee's request; and her nominee Mukul Roy will replace Mr Trivedi in the Union cabinet.
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Resignation or rollback: Mamata's alleged ultimatum to Dinesh Trivedi
Mamata Banerjee has created an unprecedented political controversy - her party today vowed to fight the nominal hike in train ticket fares announced, a decision made by its own minister Dinesh Trivedi. Not only is Mr Trivedi a senior leader from Ms Banerjee's party, the Trinamool Congress (TMC), but he is also her nominee to the union cabinet. The ...
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Will try to convince Mamata about new passenger fares: Dinesh Trivedi to NDTV
After Railways Minister Dinesh Trivedi announced a nominal hike in train ticket fares today - the first in nine years - sources say his party chief Mamata Banerjee has told him to either resign or roll back the increased prices. Publically she has said that the hike is not acceptable.
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Paying More Than Ticket Price, Say Migrants Taking Train From Gujarat's Surat
Hundreds of stranded migrants who boarded special trains to Bihar from Surat in BJP-ruled Gujarat last evening said they had to pay more than the ticket prices despite the central government's assurance that they won't be charged for the journey back home amid lockdown.
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Court Seeks Delhi Metro, Government's Response On Plea Opposing Fare Hike
The Delhi High Court Thursday sought response from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Congress leader Ajay Maken's plea opposing the rise in fares of Delhi metro and seeking that ticket prices be subsidised.
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Worried About Over Charging? Now, Check Train Food Prices On Phone
Worried about overcharging by railway caterers? Passengers can now check the maximum retail price (MRP) of food items on IRCTC's newly-launched "Menu on Rail" application and be sure that they are not taken for a ride.
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Delhi Metro Fare Hiked, Minimum Rs 10, Maximum Rs 50
The Delhi Metro has hiked its fares, under which the minimum ticket price will be Rs 10 and the maximum will be Rs 50 for distances beyond 32 km. The fare slabs will be lower for Sundays and national holidays. The hike was announced by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation or DMRC after a board meeting today.
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Watching a Movie is a Costly Affair in Bangalore
Onions, petrol, rail fare and movie tickets: these disparate items are all becoming dearer for the residents of Bangalore.
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Train fare hike across the board starting midnight January 21
Train fares will be increased by 10 to 20 per cent from midnight January 21, said Railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal. The price of train tickets had not been increased for a decade, he said. The minister said the fares, which he described as modest and reasonable, will not be increased when the Railways Budget is presented next year.
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Train fare hike across the board starting midnight January 21
Train fares will be increased from midnight January 21, said Railways minister Pawan Kumar Bansal. The price of train tickets had not been increased for a decade, he said. The minister said the fares, which he described as modest and reasonable, will not be increased when the Railways Budget is presented next year.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi resigns, rollback of fare hike soon: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi has sent in his resignation to the PM. Ms Banerjee is punishing Mr Trivedi for announcing a...
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Mamata Banerjee has her way, PM to sack Dinesh Trivedi: Sources
The senior-most leaders of the Congress were forced into an emergency meet at the Prime Minister's house late tonight to discuss Mamata Banerjee's request to sack her party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, as Railways Minister. Sources say the PM will accept Ms Banerjee's request; and her nominee Mukul Roy will replace Mr Trivedi in the Union cabinet.
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Resignation or rollback: Mamata's alleged ultimatum to Dinesh Trivedi
Mamata Banerjee has created an unprecedented political controversy - her party today vowed to fight the nominal hike in train ticket fares announced, a decision made by its own minister Dinesh Trivedi. Not only is Mr Trivedi a senior leader from Ms Banerjee's party, the Trinamool Congress (TMC), but he is also her nominee to the union cabinet. The ...
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Will try to convince Mamata about new passenger fares: Dinesh Trivedi to NDTV
After Railways Minister Dinesh Trivedi announced a nominal hike in train ticket fares today - the first in nine years - sources say his party chief Mamata Banerjee has told him to either resign or roll back the increased prices. Publically she has said that the hike is not acceptable.
