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Indian Railways Increases Online Ticket Booking Limit Through IRCTC Website and App

Indian Railways (IR) is a statutory agency that operates India’s national railway system and is owned by the Ministry of Railways, Government of India. It oversees the world’s fourth-largest national railway system, with a total route length of 67,956 kilometres. Indian Railways have recently announced an increase in online ticket booking limit. Online Ticket Booking […]

Everything you need to know about overnight trains

When thinking of trains in India, you might picture getting into a crowded compartment that does not give you enough space to move freely. Fortunately, this is not the case with the sleeper class or overnight trains in India since these compartments accommodate people with reservations, ensuring enough comfort for travelers. If this is the first time […]

List of Private Trains in India- Timings, Destination, Duration 

The Indian Railways, headed by Piyush Goyal, has published a Demand for Proposals for its Rs 30,000 crore major private trains program. Passengers of Indian Railways may expect faster, more convenient, and world-class travel experiences in the next years as a result of the development of over 109 pairs of routes. In this article, we […]

Indian Rail Travel- Beginner’s Guide 

It is undeniably true that trains are India’s backbone, and they are amongst the most accessible and pleasant ways of transportation, particularly for lengthy journeys. In this, Indian Rail Travel guide for beginner’s we will cover the process of booking a rail ticket, different classes and its fares and more. Compared to a bus journey, […]

What is a Waiting Ticket? Are waiting tickets allowed in Train?

Advance booking is a very useful feature in the Indian railways that allows passengers to book train tickets as early as 120 days before the journey. You can book these tickets online through the Indian railways’ website or offline at the railway stations Passenger Reservation System. They can either be printed out or shown as […]

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