Is your train ticket confirmed or not? Now you will know 24 hours in advance, not 4 hours

New Delhi: When it comes to long distance and economical and comfortable travel, then Indian Railways is considered the most reliable. Indian Railways has made a big plan for the convenience of rail passengers. Actually, till now if you book a rail ticket, then you get to know whether your ticket is confirmed or not only four hours before the departure of the train. But according to reports, now the railway is working on a new system under which the chart with confirmed seats will be released 24 hours in advance.

Railway passengers will have less worries
Railways has prepared to solve the biggest problem of rail passengers and its trial has also started. Yes, when you book a train ticket, many times your ticket does not get confirmed and shows a waiting list. Now the worry of whether it will get confirmed or not keeps bothering you, during long distance travel this remains the biggest matter of tension. According to reports, to overcome this problem, the railway has started working on this system. Through which you will now get to know the information about the confirmation of your seat within 24 hours.

Pilot run at Bikaner station!
The report quoted sources as saying that the railway has also started a trial for this new system. From June 6, this system has been started on a pilot run in Bikaner division of Rajasthan, which is currently limited to one train and it is being said that till now there has been no problem of any kind in it, that is, this experiment is giving positive results and passengers have got relief. According to officials, it will be tried for a few more weeks.

There will be no waiting for the last moment
This method of the railway is a big relief for crores of passengers of the country, because when the chart is prepared 24 hours in advance instead of 4 hours, now they will not have to wait for the last time of the train departure to get the waiting list confirmed and it will be known in advance. Actually, now they will have time for this, that if the ticket is not confirmed, then they should think about using other means of transport.

Railway Minister got the suggestion
On May 21, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav was suggested such a system by the officials at Bikaner Railway Station, to which he agreed and after this the pilot run related to it was started. This system of railways will prove to be more effective especially on such railway routes, where there is more crowd and the waiting list is long. These include Delhi, Bihar, Bengal and Mumbai routes. The report said that after Bikaner, this system will be used at other stations as well.