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    RAC ending soon: Railways plans to scrap this train reservation facility; passengers may no longer have to share berths despite paying full fare

    Indian Railways is examining the possibility of scrapping the decades-old Reservation Against Cancellation (RAC) facility, under which two passengers share a single berth despite paying the full fare, according to a TOI report. The move comes amid concerns over passenger convenience and a parliamentary panel's recommendation to review the existing arrangement.

    Vande Bharat Sleeper will make you forget flight journeys: Passenger offers peek inside 1AC coach with plush bedding & premium onboard service

    A woman passenger has shared an Instagram video offering a glimpse inside the Vande Bharat Sleeper's 1AC coach on the Bengaluru-Mumbai route. From private cabins and clean interiors to aircraft-style water service, onboard meals and modern washrooms, several features are giving the premium train an airline-like feel.

    S7, 57: Two passengers get the same confirmed train seat from IRCTC, and it wasn't RAC: Here's what the TTE did

    IRCTC Train Ticket Booking Confusion: Two passengers claimed the same confirmed seat, S7, berth 57, in a viral train video. TTE Jitendra Mishra resolved the confusion by explaining that one passenger's ticket had been upgraded to a higher class through the Indian Railways auto-upgradation facility.

    RAC train ticket became waitlisted, passenger had to travel standing; he filed a case against Railways and won Rs 5000 compensation

    Man booked RAC-43 sleeper class ticket for Rs 399 to travel to village from Anand Vihar, however ticket’s status was changed to waitlist after chart was prepared; he filed a case and won Rs 5000 compensation in Delhi State Consumer Commission.

    Train passengers with RAC tickets, take note: Railways says you must get a complete bedroll kit in AC coaches

    Railway Ministry reiterates instructions for complete bedroll kits to RAC passengers. This directive follows repeated complaints about missing linen and blankets on trains. All AC coach passengers, except AC Chair Car, are entitled to these facilities. Railway zones must ensure strict compliance with these existing guidelines. This action aims to prevent passenger inconvenience during their journeys.

    Indian Railways ordered to pay Rs 25,000 after RAC passenger was forced to share blanket, pillow with stranger

    The Delhi Consumer Commission ordered Indian Railways to pay Rs 25,000 to a passenger. This passenger received only one blanket while sharing a berth on an RAC ticket. The commission cited a Railway Board circular which mandates adequate bedding for such passengers. Railways were held liable for deficiency in service and mental harassment caused. The national transporter must pay the compensation within sixty days of the order.

    The Economic Times
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