Indian Railways enforces a strict policy prohibiting waitlisted passengers from boarding sleeper and AC coaches, aiming to enhance passenger comfort and reduce overcrowding.

Passengers with waiting list tickets are no longer allowed to board sleeper or AC coaches, even if they bought tickets at the ...

Indian Railways will bar waiting list passengers from sleeper and AC coaches. IRCTC will also auto-cancel unconfirmed tickets ...

Summary: Indian Railways is changing the way you travel. From May 1, no seat means no entry into reserved coaches, heres what ...

In a move that will impact crores of train passengers across India, Indian Railways has introduced a new rule effective from ...

The Indian Railways has introduced new rules in ticket booking which will be effective from May 1. These new rules pertain to ...

With the beginning of May, several new rules have come into effect across the country, but the major changes are for train ...

Starting May 1, passengers with waiting list tickets will no longer be allowed to travel in sleeper or AC coaches due to new ...

Indian Railways is upgrading four trains from Bengaluru to coastal Karnataka and Kerala with modern LHB coaches starting May.

In a recent update, Indian Railways has rolled out several special provisions, including the allocation of lower berths to ...

Indian Railways unveils travel rule changes benefitting seniors, women & disabled. Automatic lower berth allocation & ...