Festival Special Trains Indian Railways: Ministry of Railways has decided to make 2269 trips of 179 pairs i.e. 358 special trains in view of the upcoming Chhath Puja to deal with the extra rush in the trains and to provide more convenience to the passengers. Is. After this decision, the rail travel of the passengers will be very easy and smooth.
New Delhi. Festival Special Trains Indian Railways: With the commencement of the festive season, the fight for tickets starts in the trains. In view of the convenience of the passengers on behalf of Indian Railways, many big efforts are made during this period. Especially important decisions like adding additional coaches in running trains, as well as increasing their frequency and frequency, have also been taken.
In this episode, the Ministry of Railways has decided to make 2269 trips of 179 pairs i.e. 358 special trains to deal with the extra rush in trains and to provide more convenience to the passengers in view of the upcoming Chhath Puja. After this decision, the rail travel of the passengers will be very easy and smooth.
According to news agency ANI, Indian Railways is providing the facility of making 2,269 trips of 179 pairs of special trains till Chhath Puja this year. All this is being done to control the extra rush of passengers during the festive season. After this, passengers will be able to get a confirmed seat instead of waiting in these trains.
Indian Railways is running 2,269 trips of 179 pairs of special trains till Chhath Puja this year, to manage extra rush of passengers in the ongoing festive season: Ministry of Railways pic.twitter.com/F8fq61YghC
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Let us tell you that every year in the festive season, the fight for tickets starts in trains to go home. Due to this, the fare of air tickets also increases. Such situations have started arising from now on. In view of Diwali and Chhath Puja, there is a tremendous battle for seats in trains coming to Varanasi from big cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Chennai and Pune.