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    Rail passengers opting for 45-paise travel insurance at counters must pay digitally from Oct 27

    Railway passengers will need to pay for optional travel insurance through digital means starting October 27. This change follows a Supreme Court order requiring digital transactions for insurance premiums. The 45-paise premium cannot be paid in cash due to certain coins no longer being legal tender. Passengers who cancel tickets will forfeit part of the insurance premium along with other fees.

    Delhi-Varanasi Vande Bharat Sleeper likely to launch on October 31, offering faster overnight travel between the two cities; check operating days, timings, stops and other details

    Varanasi-Delhi Vande Bharat Sleeper news: The new Sleeper Vande Bharat Express is expected to begin overnight services between Varanasi and New Delhi from October 31. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw are likely to flag off the train. The service is expected to operate six days a week, except Saturdays. Fares are expected to range from Rs 2.40 to Rs 3.80 per kilometre, depending on the travel class.

    1956 proposed, 2026 realised: Train reaches Birbal’s birthplace Sidhi for the first time since Independence

    A train reached the Rampur Naikin-Churhat area of Madhya Pradesh’s Sidhi district, birthplace of one of Akbar's Navratnas, Bribal, for the first time since Independence on October 24. The milestone follows the inauguration of two railway sections covering 118 km and advances the 541-km Lalitpur-Singrauli railway project, first proposed in 1956.

    Mumbai local train impacted: Hanging OHE wire disrupts services; office-goers face delays

    Local train services in Mumbai faced disruptions during the morning rush hour on Monday due to an overhead equipment issue. A wire was found hanging, prompting delays of 15 to 20 minutes on the Central Railway's mainline. The foreign wire was detected between Mulund and Thane stations at 9.23 am. An overhead equipment block was implemented at 10 am to address the problem effectively.

    Lithuanian traveller tries Vande Bharat Express in India, says it was worth every penny but compares luggage rush to the Hunger Games and raises concerns over safety and cleanliness

    Karisha and Kristina, two friends from Lithuania, are embarking on a month-long journey through India, documenting their experiences online. Their recent ride on the Vande Bharat Express sparked conversation, as Karisha appreciated its comfort while also mentioning troubling bathroom odors. As they explore iconic sites like Delhi, Agra, and Kashmir, their candid observations have ignited discussions among social media users about the ups and downs of Indian train travel.

    Indian Railways wants zero alcohol in loco pilots' blood, but what if tests detect traces without drinking? The rule under review

    The Railway Board is yet to decide whether loco pilots should face disciplinary action when blood tests detect very low alcohol levels despite negative breathalyser results. The issue came under scrutiny after the 2025 Bilaspur train collision, in which 12 people died. Railway medical officials and the Commissioner of Railway Safety have called for a review of the zero-alcohol rule, citing limitations in laboratory testing.

    The Economic Times
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