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Indian Railways fares: Railways has hiked passenger fares across its network on new year's eve 2020. The new train fare will be effective from 1st January 2020. Indian Railways increased its basic fares in the non-suburban category by 1 paise per km while in the non-ac category, it has increased its fares by 2 paise per km while the ac-traveler will have to pay 4 paise per km from 1st January 2020. However, there is no change in reservation fee, superfast charge and these basic fare hikes are not applicable to tickets already booked. Indian Railways order said that the passenger fare has been hiked across its network to enhance passenger amenities and facilities.
As per the Railway Ministry order issued on 31st December 2019, it has been announced that while suburban fares remain unchanged, ordinary non-AC, non-suburban fares have been hiked by 1 paise per km of journey. The Railways order also announced 22 paise per km hike in the non-ac fares while the ac-fares have been increased by 4 paise per km.
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The Indian Railways in a statement has said that in order to expand passenger amenities and facilities at various railway stations and trains, it has become imperative to increase the fare marginally without overburdening any class of passengers.
See ANI tweet below:
<blockquote>Ministry of Railways: There shall be no fare hike for passengers over suburban sections &amp; season ticket holders. Increase in fare per kilometre is 1 paisa for Ordinary non-AC classes, 2 paisa for Mail/Express trains in non-AC classes and 4 paisa in AC classes. <a href="https://t.co/3sd126ByQh">https://t.co/3sd126ByQh</a>
— ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1212014717578829824?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 31, 2019</a></blockquote>
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Indian Railways fares: Railways has hiked passenger fares across its network on new year's eve 2020. The new train fare will be effective from 1st January 2020. Indian Railways increased its basic fares in the non-suburban category by 1 paise per km while in the non-ac category, it has increased its fares by 2 paise per km while the ac-traveler will have to pay 4 paise per km from 1st January 2020. However, there is no change in reservation fee, superfast charge and these basic fare hikes are not applicable to tickets already booked. Indian Railways order said that the passenger fare has been hiked across its network to enhance passenger amenities and facilities.As per the Railway Ministry order issued on 31st December 2019, it has been announced that while suburban fares remain unchanged, ordinary non-AC, non-suburban fares have been hiked by 1 paise per km of journey. The Railways order also announced 22 paise per km hike in the non-ac fares while the ac-fares have been increased by 4 paise per km.See Zee Business Live TV streaming below:The Indian Railways in a statement has said that in order to expand passenger amenities and facilities at various railway stations and trains, it has become imperative to increase the fare marginally without overburdening any class of passengers.See ANI tweet below:Ministry of Railways: There shall be no fare hike for passengers over suburban sections &amp; season ticket holders. Increase in fare per kilometre is 1 paisa for Ordinary non-AC classes, 2 paisa for Mail/Express trains in non-AC classes and 4 paisa in AC classes. https://t.co/3sd126ByQh— ANI (@ANI) December 31, 2019

Indian Railways fare increase is 1 paisa per kilometer for Ordinary non-AC classes, 2 paise for Mail/Express trains in non-AC classes and 4 paise in AC classes.

Indian Railways fares hiked on New year&#039;s eve; Passengers to pay more from tomorrow

Indian Railways fares hiked on New year's eve; Passengers to pay more from tomorrow

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Indian Railways fares: Railways has hiked passenger fares across its network on new years eve 2020. The new train fare will be effective from 1st January 2020. Indian Railways increased its basic fares in the non-suburban category by 1 paise per km while in the non-ac category, it has increased its fares by 2 paise per km while the ac-traveler will have to pay 4 paise per km from 1st January 2020. However, there is no change in reservation fee, superfast charge and these basic fare hikes are not applicable to tickets already booked. Indian Railways order said that the passenger fare has been hiked across its network to enhance passenger amenities and facilities. As per the Railway Ministry order issued on 31st December 2019, it has been announced that while suburban fares remain unchanged, ordinary non-AC, non-suburban fares have been hiked by 1 paise per km of journey. The Railways order also announced 22 paise per km hike in the non-ac fares while the ac-fares have been increased by 4 paise per km. See Zee Business Live TV streaming below: The Indian Railways in a statement has said that in order to expand passenger amenities and facilities at various railway stations and trains, it has become imperative to increase the fare marginally without overburdening any class of passengers. See ANI tweet below: Ministry of Railways: There shall be no fare hike for passengers over suburban sections season ticket holders. Increase in fare per kilometre is 1 paisa for Ordinary non-AC classes, 2 paisa for Mail/Express trains in non-AC classes and 4 paisa in AC classes. https://t.co/3sd126ByQh — ANI (@ANI) December 31, 2019

Indian Railways fare increase is 1 paisa per kilometer for Ordinary non-AC classes, 2 paise for MailExpress trains in non-AC classes and 4 paise in AC classes.