Railways

Railways Rationalises Basic Fare for Passenger Train Services

Official Press

30 Jun 2025

The Ministry of Railways has announced a rationalisation of basic fares for passenger train services effective from July 1, 2025. Key changes include no fare increase for distances up to 500 km, a Rs.5 increase for distances from 501 to 1500 km, Rs.10 for 1501 to 2500 km, and Rs.15 for 2501 to 3000 km. The fare structure remains unchanged for suburban services and ancillary charges. The revised fares will apply to tickets booked after the effective date, with prior tickets remaining valid at existing rates.

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Historic Low in Gross NPAs of Scheduled Commercial Banks as of September 2025

Ashwini Vaishnaw Launches Hospitality Services at Guwahati Station, Boosts Rail Connectivity

Indian Railways Greenlights Key Projects to Boost Infrastructure

Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission Signs MoUs to Strengthen Drug Safety and Quality