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Review AC fares while ensuring ‘general class’ travel remains affordable: Parliament panel to railways

IndiaTimes Friday, 13 December 2024 ()
A parliamentary panel has recommended that Indian Railways review AC class fares to reduce revenue losses in the passenger segment. The panel noted a significant gap between passenger and freight revenue, impacting railway finances. While emphasizing the affordability of general class travel, the committee urged aligning AC fares with costs. The ministry currently provides substantial concessions on passenger tickets.
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