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Indian Railways Makes OTP Verification Mandatory For Tatkal Ticket Booking
Indian Railways OTP Verification: This new system for tatkal booking will be applicable across all booking channels, including the IRCTC website, mobile app and railway counters.
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Ticketless Passengers Allowed To Travel On A Shatabdi Express, Probe Ordered Into Ticket Examiners
According to railway officials, on October 29, a surprise check was conducted by the traffic and commercial department on the New Delhi-Lucknow Swarn Shatabdi Express train.
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Ticket Checker Pees On Woman Passenger, Railway Minister Sacks Him
A drunk ticket checker who allegedly peed on a woman onboard an Amritsar-Kolkata train has been sacked today - an action taken on the instructions of Union Railways Minister Ashwani Vaishnav.
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Railways To Offer 25% Discount In Shatabdi, Tejas Trains: Official
Faced with stiff competition from roadways and low-cost airlines, Railways is set to offer up to 25 per cent discount in trains like Shatabdi Express, Tejas and Gatiman Express which have low occupancy to bump up ticket sales, according to a senior official.
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Railways Withdraws "Main Bhi Chowkidar" Tea Cups After Viral Photo
Days after the Indian Railways was forced to withdraw tickets with photos of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, social media users today reported that tea was being served on a Shatabdi train in paper cups with PM Modi's campaign line, "Main Bhi Chowkidar (I'm also watchman)", printed on them.
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Vikalp 'Alternative Train Accommodation Scheme' to Launch on April 1
Waitlisted passengers can travel in premier trains like Rajdhani or Shatabdi if they have booked tickets in other mail or express trains for the same destination.
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Travel In Rajdhani, Shatabdi At Regular Fares: New Scheme Next Month
Starting next month, passengers may be able to travel in premier Rajdhani or Shatabdi trains even if they have booked tickets in the ordinary Mail or Express trains.
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No Price Shock For Travelers On Day 1 Of Railways Flexi Fare Scheme
Wary passengers who logged on to the Indian Railways booking website today morning expecting a jump in ticket prices were in for a pleasant surprise. Fares of premier trains like the Rajdhani and the Shatabdi remained largely unchanged despite dynamic pricing being enforced from today.
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Surge Pricing For Train Tickets Starts Today; Will Be Reviewed, Says Railways
The clarification by the Indian Railways -- that surge pricing for premier trains like Rajdhani, Shatabdi and Duronto is being done on an experimental basis -- appears to signal a rethink after criticism, including by leaders like Congress's Rahul Gandhi and Aam Aadmi Party's Arvind Kejriwal.
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PM Modi, Trains Should Move Fast, Not Ticket Prices, Says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, who is campaigning in Uttar Pradesh, today said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not been able to deliver faster trains but has been quick to introduce more expensive fares.
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Surge Pricing On Trains Shatabi, Rajdhani, Duronto Starts Tomorrow
Starting Friday, surge pricing will be introduced for train tickets with prices rising 10% for every 10% of tickets sold - so as fewer seats are left available, passengers will pay more.
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Indian Railways Makes OTP Verification Mandatory For Tatkal Ticket Booking
Indian Railways OTP Verification: This new system for tatkal booking will be applicable across all booking channels, including the IRCTC website, mobile app and railway counters.
-
Ticketless Passengers Allowed To Travel On A Shatabdi Express, Probe Ordered Into Ticket Examiners
According to railway officials, on October 29, a surprise check was conducted by the traffic and commercial department on the New Delhi-Lucknow Swarn Shatabdi Express train.
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Ticket Checker Pees On Woman Passenger, Railway Minister Sacks Him
A drunk ticket checker who allegedly peed on a woman onboard an Amritsar-Kolkata train has been sacked today - an action taken on the instructions of Union Railways Minister Ashwani Vaishnav.
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Railways To Offer 25% Discount In Shatabdi, Tejas Trains: Official
Faced with stiff competition from roadways and low-cost airlines, Railways is set to offer up to 25 per cent discount in trains like Shatabdi Express, Tejas and Gatiman Express which have low occupancy to bump up ticket sales, according to a senior official.
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Railways Withdraws "Main Bhi Chowkidar" Tea Cups After Viral Photo
Days after the Indian Railways was forced to withdraw tickets with photos of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, social media users today reported that tea was being served on a Shatabdi train in paper cups with PM Modi's campaign line, "Main Bhi Chowkidar (I'm also watchman)", printed on them.
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Vikalp 'Alternative Train Accommodation Scheme' to Launch on April 1
Waitlisted passengers can travel in premier trains like Rajdhani or Shatabdi if they have booked tickets in other mail or express trains for the same destination.
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Travel In Rajdhani, Shatabdi At Regular Fares: New Scheme Next Month
Starting next month, passengers may be able to travel in premier Rajdhani or Shatabdi trains even if they have booked tickets in the ordinary Mail or Express trains.
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No Price Shock For Travelers On Day 1 Of Railways Flexi Fare Scheme
Wary passengers who logged on to the Indian Railways booking website today morning expecting a jump in ticket prices were in for a pleasant surprise. Fares of premier trains like the Rajdhani and the Shatabdi remained largely unchanged despite dynamic pricing being enforced from today.
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Surge Pricing For Train Tickets Starts Today; Will Be Reviewed, Says Railways
The clarification by the Indian Railways -- that surge pricing for premier trains like Rajdhani, Shatabdi and Duronto is being done on an experimental basis -- appears to signal a rethink after criticism, including by leaders like Congress's Rahul Gandhi and Aam Aadmi Party's Arvind Kejriwal.
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PM Modi, Trains Should Move Fast, Not Ticket Prices, Says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, who is campaigning in Uttar Pradesh, today said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not been able to deliver faster trains but has been quick to introduce more expensive fares.
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Surge Pricing On Trains Shatabi, Rajdhani, Duronto Starts Tomorrow
Starting Friday, surge pricing will be introduced for train tickets with prices rising 10% for every 10% of tickets sold - so as fewer seats are left available, passengers will pay more.
