Dr Reddy’s Q4 Results: Pharma major declares 800% dividend despite 86% plunge in profit to Rs 220 crore

India retail inflation rises to 3.48% in April; tomato, gold jewellery prices surge

Dixon Tech Q4 Results: At Rs 256 crore, PAT meets estimates; 500% dividend declared

FIIs Selling Pressure: Will lower STT and capital gains tax bring foreign investors back?

Big Update on Vodafone Idea: Board to consider equity, warrant-based fund raise on May 16 alongside Q4 results

Berger Paints Q4 Results: Net profit up 27.5%, revenue rises 6%; declares 400% dividend 

Big update on lockdown in India amid West Asia crisis; here’s what Hardeep Puri said

Closing Bell: Stock market in panic mode after PM Modi's appeal; Sensex, Nifty extend losses to over 4% in 4 sessions

Should you buy, sell or hold Oberoi Realty shares? Latest brokerage ratings, targets 

Jewellers’ body likely to meet Finance, Commerce ministries on May 15 amid PM Modi’s appeal to avoid gold purchases: Sources

Fares of Tejas Express train will be 20% more than that of the Shatabdi Express.
Equipped with modern facilities such as CCTV cameras and smoke-and-fire detection system, Tejas Express will be flagged off from Mumbai for Goa on May 22 by Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu.
Unlike the Shatabdi Express, passengers will have the option to opt for onboard food. If a passenger opts for food while buying ticket, the catering charge will be included in the fare.
<blockquote>There is an increase of more than 20% in the base fare for Tejas as against the Shatabdi, said a railway ministry official.
</blockquote>
The superfast surcharge, reservation fee and catering charges will be levied separately.
<iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="400" scrolling="no" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/XSJxHyRmJ6U" width="100%"></iframe>
The Executive Class fare in Tejas has been fixed at Rs 2,540 without food and Rs 2,940 with food.
 
<blockquote data-lang="en">After <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Antyodaya?src=hash">#Antyodaya</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Humsafar?src=hash">#Humsafar</a>, <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Tejas?src=hash">#Tejas</a> is another <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NewTrainProduct?src=hash">#NewTrainProduct</a> we have come up with to cater to different needs of our passengers 3/ <a href="https://t.co/md4h0XlQ4s">pic.twitter.com/md4h0XlQ4s</a>
— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) <a href="https://twitter.com/sureshpprabhu/status/865553587522359296">May 19, 2017</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> 
<blockquote><a href="http://www.zeebiz.com/india/news-check-out-the-tejas-express-complete-with-wifi-lcd-screens-on-mumbai-goa-route-16418" target="_blank">ALSO READ: WATCH: Tejas Express to run on Mumbai-Goa route from May 22; see what it offers </a>
</blockquote>
The Chair Car fare Rs 1,850 with food and Rs 1,220 without food.
The Shatabdi fares are Rs 2,390 and Rs 1,185 in EC and CC respectively which include food also.
<blockquote>Since the train is equipped with better facilities, the fare will also be slightly higher as compared to normal mail/express service, Prabhu had said while inspecting the new Tejas coaches on Friday.
</blockquote>
Equipped with CCTV cameras besides smoke and fire detection system, the 19-coach Tejas train will have bio-vacuum toilets and GPS-based passenger information display system.
There will be comfortable seating arrangements and each seat will have LED TV with touch control system and call bell facilities.
Manufactured at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala, the coaches will have automatic entrance door, a first in non-suburban train in the Indian Railways.
Promised in the budget, Tejas Express will also be pressed into service in Delhi-Chandigarh and Delhi-Lucknow sectors soon.

Fares of Tejas Express train will be 20% more than that of the Shatabdi Express.Equipped with modern facilities such as CCTV cameras and smoke-and-fire detection system, Tejas Express will be flagged off from Mumbai for Goa on May 22 by Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu.Unlike the Shatabdi Express, passengers will have the option to opt for onboard food. If a passenger opts for food while buying ticket, the catering charge will be included in the fare.There is an increase of more than 20% in the base fare for Tejas as against the Shatabdi, said a railway ministry official.The superfast surcharge, reservation fee and catering charges will be levied separately.The Executive Class fare in Tejas has been fixed at Rs 2,540 without food and Rs 2,940 with food. After #Antyodaya and #Humsafar, #Tejas is another #NewTrainProduct we have come up with to cater to different needs of our passengers 3/ pic.twitter.com/md4h0XlQ4s— Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) May 19, 2017 ALSO READ: WATCH: Tejas Express to run on Mumbai-Goa route from May 22; see what it offers The Chair Car fare Rs 1,850 with food and Rs 1,220 without food.The Shatabdi fares are Rs 2,390 and Rs 1,185 in EC and CC respectively which include food also.Since the train is equipped with better facilities, the fare will also be slightly higher as compared to normal mail/express service, Prabhu had said while inspecting the new Tejas coaches on Friday.Equipped with CCTV cameras besides smoke and fire detection system, the 19-coach Tejas train will have bio-vacuum toilets and GPS-based passenger information display system.There will be comfortable seating arrangements and each seat will have LED TV with touch control system and call bell facilities.Manufactured at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala, the coaches will have automatic entrance door, a first in non-suburban train in the Indian Railways.Promised in the budget, Tejas Express will also be pressed into service in Delhi-Chandigarh and Delhi-Lucknow sectors soon. 

According to an official from Railway Ministry, the fares of Indian Railways' soon-to-be-launched Tejas Express train on the Mumbai-Goa route will be 20% more than that of the Shatabdi Express.

Fares of Tejas Express train to be 20% more than Shatabdi 

news-fares-of-tejas-express-train-to-be-20-more-than-shatabdi-16464

Fares of Tejas Express train will be 20% more than that of the Shatabdi Express. Equipped with modern facilities such as CCTV cameras and smoke-and-fire detection system, Tejas Express will be flagged off from Mumbai for Goa on May 22 by Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu. Unlike the Shatabdi Express, passengers will have the option to opt for onboard food. If a passenger opts for food while buying ticket, the catering charge will be included in the fare. There is an increase of more than 20% in the base fare for Tejas as against the Shatabdi, said a railway ministry official. The superfast surcharge, reservation fee and catering charges will be levied separately. The Executive Class fare in Tejas has been fixed at Rs 2,540 without food and Rs 2,940 with food.   After #Antyodaya and #Humsafar, #Tejas is another #NewTrainProduct we have come up with to cater to different needs of our passengers 3/ pic.twitter.com/md4h0XlQ4s — Suresh Prabhu (@sureshpprabhu) May 19, 2017   ALSO READ: WATCH: Tejas Express to run on Mumbai-Goa route from May 22; see what it offers  The Chair Car fare Rs 1,850 with food and Rs 1,220 without food. The Shatabdi fares are Rs 2,390 and Rs 1,185 in EC and CC respectively which include food also. Since the train is equipped with better facilities, the fare will also be slightly higher as compared to normal mail/express service, Prabhu had said while inspecting the new Tejas coaches on Friday. Equipped with CCTV cameras besides smoke and fire detection system, the 19-coach Tejas train will have bio-vacuum toilets and GPS-based passenger information display system. There will be comfortable seating arrangements and each seat will have LED TV with touch control system and call bell facilities. Manufactured at the Rail Coach Factory in Kapurthala, the coaches will have automatic entrance door, a first in non-suburban train in the Indian Railways. Promised in the budget, Tejas Express will also be pressed into service in Delhi-Chandigarh and Delhi-Lucknow sectors soon. 

According to an official from Railway Ministry, the fares of Indian Railways soon-to-be-launched Tejas Express train on the Mumbai-Goa route will be 20% more than that of the Shatabdi Express.