Train Ticket Cancellation
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Indian Railways: Senior citizens can get a confirmed lower berth seat | Here’s how to book
Business | Feb 11, 2025, 12:57 PM ISTSenior citizens can get a confirmed lower berth on Indian Railways by booking under the Senior Citizen Quota. Know how to secure a lower berth, booking tips, and travel benefits for senior citizens.
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Indian Railways' 'Book Now, Pay Later' feature: Everything you need to know for easy ticket booking
India | Jan 30, 2025, 07:03 PM ISTIndian Railways has introduced the ‘Book Now, Pay Later’ feature, allowing passengers to book train tickets online without immediate payment. Available on the IRCTC website and app, this new facility ensures hassle-free booking, with payment to be completed within 14 days.
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Namo Bharat train: 10 Per cent discount on tickets for select passengers | Here’s how it works
India | Jan 29, 2025, 11:38 PM ISTPassengers travelling on the Namo Bharat Train can now get a 10 per cent discount on tickets using the NCMC card. The NCRTC loyalty program rewards frequent travellers with redeemable points, making travel more affordable. Know how to avail the discount!
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Book train tickets faster with IRCTC eWallet: No payment gateway charges, hassle-free process
Personal Finance | Jan 23, 2025, 04:24 PM ISTKnow how to book train tickets faster using IRCTC eWallet. Save time, avoid payment gateway charges, and get instant refunds on cancellations.
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Indian Railways offers date and name change for tickets: Step-by-step guide
Technology | Nov 28, 2024, 11:36 PM ISTIn a rush, booking train tickets on the wrong date is a common mistake. Fortunately, Indian Railways allows you to change the date of a confirmed ticket easily without cancelling it. With simple steps, you can modify your travel plans hassle-free.
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Vande Bharat ticket cancellation charges: Check how much will be deducted if ticket cancelled
Business | Nov 12, 2024, 08:37 PM ISTThe train ticket cancellation charges for Vande Bharat Express depend on the class of the ticket and how much time is left before the train's scheduled departure.
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Train delayed or cancelled? Check how to get full refund of train ticket by filing TDR
Travel | Nov 07, 2024, 06:55 PM ISTWondering how to get a full refund for a cancelled or delayed train? IRCTC e-ticket holders receive automatic refunds if a train is cancelled, but in cases of delays over three hours, filing a TDR is necessary for refunds.
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How to get a CONFIRMED TRAIN TICKET for your Diwali and Chhatt travel? Know about IRCTC’s Vikalp
Technology | Oct 26, 2024, 07:56 PM ISTAs Diwali and Chhatt travel picks up, the Vikalp Scheme could be the solution for those still waiting to secure a seat on their desired journey.
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Indian Railways desperately needs more trains as 2.70 crore tickets stuck on waiting list
India | May 08, 2023, 04:54 PM ISTThe inability to provide confirmed tickets to passengers has been a recurrent problem with the national transporter.
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Railways refunds Rs 1885 cr to passengers who booked tickets during lockdown
India | Jun 04, 2020, 05:24 PM ISTThe railways said it has refunded Rs 1,885 crore to passengers who booked tickets during the lockdown period and whose tickets were cancelled.
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Railways cancels all regular train tickets booked till June 30, passengers to get full refund
India | May 14, 2020, 10:24 AM ISTIndian Railways on Wednesday announced to cancel all train ticket bookings made earlier for journeys till June 30.
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Railways to refund Rs 660 crore for cancellation of over 39 lakh ticket bookings
India | Apr 15, 2020, 05:39 PM ISTIndian Railways will forgo around Rs 660 crore in revenue as it is refunding the amount towards cancellation of around 39 lakh ticket bookings for travel between April 15 to May 3, the extended phase of the nationwide lockdown to fight coronavirus pandemic.
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Railway to pay Rs 25,000 for not informing about cancelled train
India | Sep 11, 2014, 01:43 PM ISTNew Delhi: Northern Railway has been asked by the apex consumer commission to pay Rs 25,000 to a man for not informing him about cancellation of a train, terming it as ‘deficiency in service'.National Consumer