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Railways hikes platform ticket prices, now pay Rs 30 instead of Rs 10 The Ministry of Railways has termed the hike in platform ticket rates as a "temporary measure" in the interest of the safety of passengers. Representative image Updated: Mar 5, 2021, 12:04 PM IST Railways has hiked the price of platform ticket across its network to Rs 30 from Rs 10.   As per a fresh notification, along with the platform tickets, local fares have also been hiked from Rs 10 to Rs 30. The development comes just weeks after Railways reportedly announced a hike in fares of short-d...

Indian Railways has announced to hike the price of platform ticket. According to a fresh notification issued by the national transporter, the platform ticket price has been increased from Rs 10 to 30.

Read more about Hike in platform ticket prices a 'temporary' measure to curb Covid: Govt on Business Standard. The price hike is being done at limited number of stations, which see heavy rush, clarifies Ministry of Railways

After raising platform ticket prices to Rs 30, Railways issues clarification on hike The present increase in platform ticket prices at some stations is a 'temporary' measure to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through crowding. (Image Source: File Photo) Updated: Mar 5, 2021, 04:04 PM IST The Indian Railways have announced a fare hike for platform tickets across its network. The fresh notification by the railways stated that the platform ticket price has been increased from Rs 10 to Rs 30. The present increase in platform ticket prices at some stations is a 'tempor...

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Railways has termed the hike in platform ticket rates as a "temporary measure" in the interest of the safety of passengers and to prevent overcrowding at stations. This comes after the Indian Railways in a notification reportedly announced a hike in platform ticket rates at most stations. Issuing the clarification, the Ministry said that regulation and controlling of the crowd at stations is the responsibility of the Divisional Railway Managers (DRMs). "It is a temporary measure and field activity undertaken by the railway administration...