The BJP has released its manifesto for the West Bengal Assembly polls, targeting women and youth voters with key promises. The Trinamool Co...

Indian Railways is enhancing train travel comfort for senior citizens, women aged 45+, pregnant passengers, the visually impaired, and pers...

Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that lower berths are automatically allotted to senior citizens and women aged 45+ based on ava...

In Tamil Nadu, a surprising situation has emerged as three senior citizens, including two lawyers, cleared NEET and applied for MBBS admiss...

The Indian Railways has launched a special drive to tackle ticketless travelling and ensure a comfortable journey for genuine passengers du...

The quota for the Economically Weaker Sections(EWS) is a "deceitful and a backdoor attempt" to destroy the concept of reservation, a lawyer...

Indian Railways may consider restoring senior citizen concessions for general and sleeper classes.

A CR official said passengers booking tickets through agents are unaware of the fraud and blame railway authorities when they don’t find th...

Ticket fare concessions can only be availed by patients, students and people with disabilities while no concessions for senior citizens are...

The quota is in addition to a combined quota of four lower berths per coach allotted in AC 3-tier for senior citizens, female passengers ab...

Rajan Gohain, MoS, Railways said in Rajya Sabha that patients suffering from arthritis can book a berth of their choice (lower berth in thi...

Changes in ticketing policy such as 50 per cent refund on Tatkal cancellations and no limit in ticket bookings for travellers are some of t...

As per the revised provisions there will be two types of physically-challenged quota of two berths each, one lower and one middle, in the s...

In a relief to senior citizens, female passengers above the age of 45 and pregnant women, the Railways today decided to increase the lower-...

Besides, more berths would be made available through increase in number of coaches to meet the growing demand of confirmed seats on trains.

A whopping 85% of the flats meant for those from the economically weaker section have been usurped by our politicians.

Senior citizens can now plan their investments in such a manner that their tax burden would be less.