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Train Fares Hiked From Today. Here's How Much More You Need To Pay
The Ministry of Railways said the train fares were hiked with "the objective of balancing affordability for passengers and sustainability of operations".
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Train Fare Hike From Tomorrow. Here's How Much Extra You Will Pay
Long-distance train travel is set to get costlier in India from tomorrow after the Indian Railways rolled out a nationwide fare hike that takes effect on Friday.
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Rail Fares To Increase From July 1, Officials Say Lowest Hike In 12 Years
Rail fares are set to increase marginally next month, officials in the Railways Ministry have said. While the fare in non-AC class in Mail and Express trains will be hiked by 1 paise/km, tickets for travel in AC classes will be dearer by 2 paise/km
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GST Effect: AC, First Class Train Fares To Go Up Marginally
With the Goods and Services Tax (GST) coming into effect from July 1, train passengers will have to pay a bit more to travel AC and first class.
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This Is Not Modi's Instinct
Ashok Malik on the partial rollback of train fares
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Cancel Train Fare Hike, Government Urged by Its Own MPs
A day before train journeys start costing substantially more, the government was asked to withdraw the hike in fares by its own lawmakers from Maharashtra, where assembly elections are expected in October.
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Will Good Days Promised by Narendra Modi Come Only in 2019, Asks Congress
Attacking the Narendra Modi government over hike in duty on sugar import, the Congress today said people are wondering whether the promised good days will come only in 2019, when the next Lok Sabha polls are scheduled.
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Two PILs in Bombay High Court Challenge Rail Fare Hike
Two PILs filed in the Bombay High Court have challenged the steep hike in suburban railway fares announced by the Centre last week.
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Trainwreck, Alleges BJP Ally Sena on New Fares, Wants Rollback
The decision to make train travel more expensive is "like running over the common man with a train," says the Shiv Sena, which participates in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition government and wants the hike in fares to be cancelled.
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Trainwreck, Alleges BJP Ally Sena on Fare Hike, Without Seeking Reversal
The decision to make train travel more expensive is "like running over the common man with a train," says the Shiv Sena, which participates in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition government.'
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Rail Fares Hiked by 14 Per Cent, 'Achche Din?' Mocks Opposition
The government today announced a 14 per cent increase in train fares from next week, the first major hike in a decade, provoking criticism from opposition parties who mocked the ruling BJP's election slogan - "Achche Din Aane Wale Hain (good times are ahead)."
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Train tickets to cost more from April 1
Passengers travelling in trains will have to pay more from Monday as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges comes into effect from April 1.
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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 Fares Hiked From Today. Here's How Much More You Need To Pay
The Ministry of Railways said the train fares were hiked with "the objective of balancing affordability for passengers and sustainability of operations".
-
Train Fare Hike From Tomorrow. Here's How Much Extra You Will Pay
Long-distance train travel is set to get costlier in India from tomorrow after the Indian Railways rolled out a nationwide fare hike that takes effect on Friday.
-
Rail Fares To Increase From July 1, Officials Say Lowest Hike In 12 Years
Rail fares are set to increase marginally next month, officials in the Railways Ministry have said. While the fare in non-AC class in Mail and Express trains will be hiked by 1 paise/km, tickets for travel in AC classes will be dearer by 2 paise/km
-
GST Effect: AC, First Class Train Fares To Go Up Marginally
With the Goods and Services Tax (GST) coming into effect from July 1, train passengers will have to pay a bit more to travel AC and first class.
-
This Is Not Modi's Instinct
Ashok Malik on the partial rollback of train fares
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Cancel Train Fare Hike, Government Urged by Its Own MPs
A day before train journeys start costing substantially more, the government was asked to withdraw the hike in fares by its own lawmakers from Maharashtra, where assembly elections are expected in October.
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Will Good Days Promised by Narendra Modi Come Only in 2019, Asks Congress
Attacking the Narendra Modi government over hike in duty on sugar import, the Congress today said people are wondering whether the promised good days will come only in 2019, when the next Lok Sabha polls are scheduled.
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Two PILs in Bombay High Court Challenge Rail Fare Hike
Two PILs filed in the Bombay High Court have challenged the steep hike in suburban railway fares announced by the Centre last week.
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Trainwreck, Alleges BJP Ally Sena on New Fares, Wants Rollback
The decision to make train travel more expensive is "like running over the common man with a train," says the Shiv Sena, which participates in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition government and wants the hike in fares to be cancelled.
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Trainwreck, Alleges BJP Ally Sena on Fare Hike, Without Seeking Reversal
The decision to make train travel more expensive is "like running over the common man with a train," says the Shiv Sena, which participates in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's coalition government.'
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Rail Fares Hiked by 14 Per Cent, 'Achche Din?' Mocks Opposition
The government today announced a 14 per cent increase in train fares from next week, the first major hike in a decade, provoking criticism from opposition parties who mocked the ruling BJP's election slogan - "Achche Din Aane Wale Hain (good times are ahead)."
-
Train tickets to cost more from April 1
Passengers travelling in trains will have to pay more from Monday as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges comes into effect from April 1.
-
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.
