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[ad_1] In a praiseworthy incident, IRCTC acted swiftly after a Twitter complaint against a tea vendor and returned the money back to a journalist after he narrated his ordeal of getting conned while taking a train journey. As per a tweet, a journalist was travelling on an Indian Railways train when he asked for a cup of tea from a vendor. While the cup of tea costs Rs 10, the man paid the vendor a Rs 20 note. The tea seller said he doesn't have change and will return Rs 10 in a while, but failed to return back the money to the journalist. When chased for money, the journalist was informed by other vendors that this tea seller has a habit of conning people on the trains in the name of returning back the money. Since it's a small amount, travellers usually give up the chase.  @IRCTCofficial @IRCTCofficial IRCTC Tea Vender looting people? Purchased tea for 10. Paid 20. The vender said will return and pay back the change. But it didn't happen. The question is not o...

[ad_1] In recent days, there has been an increase in demand for train tickets ahead of the upcoming Diwali festivities and Chhath Puja. Therefore, to address this rush, Indian Railways will operate special trains to various cities in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in an effort to reduce the holiday traffic. Indian Railways will run 283 special trains throughout the nation during the holiday season, according to a statement made earlier in October by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishanaw. To accommodate more passengers during the rush for Diwali and Chhath Puja, most of these trains will run from Delhi, Mumbai, and Pune to various cities in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Northern Railways Diwali/Chhath Puja Special Trains Well, the Northern Railways department will be running a host of special trains, including Gomti Nagar - New Delhi - Chhapra Jn. Festival Special Train (05071/05072), Ara Jn. - Ananda Vihar T. - Ara Jn. Puja Special Train (03227/03228), Chhapra Jn. - New Delhi - Chhap...