New Delhi: The Indian Railways is set to start operating 200 non-AC special passenger trains per day from June 1, a move aimed at restoring the normal services.
Booking for these trains will commence from 21st May at 10 am.
According to the Railways, all bogies will have reserved seating including the General Coach. The tickets for these special passengers trains can be booked online on the IRCTC website or on its app. Ticket counters will continue to remain closed.
RAC tickets and waiting list can also be booked via online booking.
List of 200 trains to hit tracks from June 1
Prior to this, 15 passengers trains were operationalized on March 12.
Till now, the Indian Railways has operated as many as 1600 ‘Shramik Special’ trains from various states across India till Tuesday. Ministry of Railways officials have said that this process has helped close to 21.5 Lakh lakh migrant labourers return home to their respective native states till May 19.
