Railyatri

The government penalised the RailYatri app custodian company for a data leak and the app was restored after taking necessary security measures, Parliament was informed on Wednesday. Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar in a written reply to the Lok Sabha said that IRCTC took action on the RailYatri app following information...

RailYatri was reportedly left exposed due to inadequate security measures, that could have compromised the data of lakhs of users. Due to an unsecured server, the ticket-booking platform accidentally exposed personal information of over 7 lakh passengers. This includes full names, phone numbers, addresses, email IDs, ticket booking details, and par...

IRCTC or Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation - the ticketing arm of Indian Railways - has named unauthorised food suppliers aboard trains. Warning railway passengers against unauthorised providers of food delivery service, IRCTC named 11 such entities. Railyatri, Khanagadi, Khanaonline, Travelzaika, Trainfood, Travelfood, Travelerfood, ...

Indian developers need to stop reading TechCrunch and start creating apps for 'Bharat', Google said, while announcing its Made for India initiative.

In India, the number of food apps has mushroomed to more than a 100 and still continues to grow. We list out 10 best food apps for you with interesting USPs which make them exclusive and distinctive in more ways than one.

RailYatri - an online portal and mobile app - has launched a feature which will alert rail travellers about delays in services due to fog.

Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani's personal investment in RailYatri has increased the visibility of the rail travel app. 60-year old Mr Nilekani, ranked 69th on the Forbes India Billionaire's List with a net worth of $1.61 billion, made an undisclosed investment in RailYatri last month.

The funding roundup features startups dealing with digital payments, fashion discovery, railway information aggregation, tax filing, and more.

Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani has invested an undisclosed amount in train travel app, RailYatri.in.

This free Android app lets you check your Indian Railways PNR status, see if trains are running on time, or order a meal or a cab.

"We launched this feature to help train travellers manage their journey better," CEO Manish Rathi said.

Over 25 million rail passengers can now find information regarding train routes and stations at the click of a button on their smart phones.

The government penalised the RailYatri app custodian company for a data leak and the app was restored after taking necessary security measures, Parliament was informed on Wednesday. Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar in a written reply to the Lok Sabha said that IRCTC took action on the RailYatri app following information...

RailYatri was reportedly left exposed due to inadequate security measures, that could have compromised the data of lakhs of users. Due to an unsecured server, the ticket-booking platform accidentally exposed personal information of over 7 lakh passengers. This includes full names, phone numbers, addresses, email IDs, ticket booking details, and par...

IRCTC or Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation - the ticketing arm of Indian Railways - has named unauthorised food suppliers aboard trains. Warning railway passengers against unauthorised providers of food delivery service, IRCTC named 11 such entities. Railyatri, Khanagadi, Khanaonline, Travelzaika, Trainfood, Travelfood, Travelerfood, ...

Indian developers need to stop reading TechCrunch and start creating apps for 'Bharat', Google said, while announcing its Made for India initiative.

In India, the number of food apps has mushroomed to more than a 100 and still continues to grow. We list out 10 best food apps for you with interesting USPs which make them exclusive and distinctive in more ways than one.

RailYatri - an online portal and mobile app - has launched a feature which will alert rail travellers about delays in services due to fog.

Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani's personal investment in RailYatri has increased the visibility of the rail travel app. 60-year old Mr Nilekani, ranked 69th on the Forbes India Billionaire's List with a net worth of $1.61 billion, made an undisclosed investment in RailYatri last month.

The funding roundup features startups dealing with digital payments, fashion discovery, railway information aggregation, tax filing, and more.

Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani has invested an undisclosed amount in train travel app, RailYatri.in.

This free Android app lets you check your Indian Railways PNR status, see if trains are running on time, or order a meal or a cab.

"We launched this feature to help train travellers manage their journey better," CEO Manish Rathi said.

Over 25 million rail passengers can now find information regarding train routes and stations at the click of a button on their smart phones.