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Man Claims He Was Harassed For Refusing To Give Up Confirmed Seat For Family With RAC Tickets
The user shared that when the family with RAC tickets for the lower seat boarded, they claimed the entire area was theirs, despite one of the berths being his confirmed seat.
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Kerala Man Dies After Upper Berth Falls On Him In Train Due To Improper Chaining
A 60-year-old man from Kerala died while undergoing treatment at a hospital here due to the injuries he sustained after the upper berth seat in a train coach in which he was travelling fell on him due to improper chaining by another passenger.
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Viral Video: 8-Year-Old Boy Enthralls Train Passengers With His Classical Music Performance
The video opens to show a young boy named Sooryanarayanan from Chennai singing a classical song while sitting on the upper berth of a train.
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Soon, A Batch Of 'Aircraft-Like' Coaches For Indian Railways
With plush interiors, 'bio-toilets', illuminated signs and even stairs to climb to upper berths, 20 state-of-the-art rail coaches unlike any other will soon be part of the Indian Railways network.
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Man Claims He Was Harassed For Refusing To Give Up Confirmed Seat For Family With RAC Tickets
The user shared that when the family with RAC tickets for the lower seat boarded, they claimed the entire area was theirs, despite one of the berths being his confirmed seat.
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Kerala Man Dies After Upper Berth Falls On Him In Train Due To Improper Chaining
A 60-year-old man from Kerala died while undergoing treatment at a hospital here due to the injuries he sustained after the upper berth seat in a train coach in which he was travelling fell on him due to improper chaining by another passenger.
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Viral Video: 8-Year-Old Boy Enthralls Train Passengers With His Classical Music Performance
The video opens to show a young boy named Sooryanarayanan from Chennai singing a classical song while sitting on the upper berth of a train.
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Soon, A Batch Of 'Aircraft-Like' Coaches For Indian Railways
With plush interiors, 'bio-toilets', illuminated signs and even stairs to climb to upper berths, 20 state-of-the-art rail coaches unlike any other will soon be part of the Indian Railways network.
