Rail fares up from today
Indian Railways will increase fares slightly from Tuesday. The hike affects distances above 500 km. Ordinary class travel up to 500 km remains unchanged. Suburban single journey and season ticket prices are unaffected. Mail/Express train fares wil...
By ET Bureau | Updated:
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Rail fares are set to marginally rise from Tuesday. An official statement said an increase of ₹5 for 501 to 1500 km and ₹10 for distances up to 2500 km will come into effect. Besides, a ₹15 increase in distance slab 2501 to 3000 km will also be implemented. Ordinary class up to 500 km will not see any rise.
There will be no change in suburban single journey fares and season tickets (for both suburban and non-suburban routes), the statement added.
Within Mail/Express Trains (Non-AC), second, sleeper, and first class, fares will be up by 1 paisa per km.
There will be no change in suburban single journey fares and season tickets (for both suburban and non-suburban routes), the statement added.
Within Mail/Express Trains (Non-AC), second, sleeper, and first class, fares will be up by 1 paisa per km.
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