Railway Board Considers Reforms to RAC Ticket System Amid Fare Fairness
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Indian Railways is considering doing away with the RAC system in trains. This comes amid complaints from passengers against charging full fare and providing only half berths. There is also a strong demand for charging only half berth fare.
Indian Railways is planning to offer a new convenience to its millions of passengers. The Railways is seriously considering eliminating the RAC (Reservation Against Cancellation) system. This move could bring relief to passengers who frequently travel by train and have to compromise on half the seating capacity.
Railway Board considers reforms to RAC ticket system amid fare fairness
The Railway Board is holding intensive deliberations to overhaul the Reservation Against Cancellation (RAC) ticketing system following widespread passenger grievances over being charged full ticket fare despite being allotted only half a berth during overnight train journeys. The post Railway Board considers reforms to RAC ticket system amid fare fairness appeared first on News Today | First with the news.
Indian Railways is considering scrapping RAC train tickets following severe passenger complaints over shared berths and full fares. Read the full update now.
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