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Indian Railways to Operate Over 200 Extra Holiday Trains to Ease Passenger Congestion
In a move to manage holiday travel crowds, Indian Railways announced plans to run more than 200 additional special trains between major cities.
Indian Railways has decided to run more than 200 additional special holiday trains between major cities to control the congestion of holiday travelers.
The decision aims to ease the strain on existing services during peak travel periods, ensuring smoother journeys for passengers heading to various destinations.
By increasing the number of special trains, the railways expect to distribute passenger load more evenly across the network, potentially reducing delays and overcrowding on regular services.
The decision aims to ease the strain on existing services during peak travel periods, ensuring smoother journeys for passengers heading to various destinations.
By increasing the number of special trains, the railways expect to distribute passenger load more evenly across the network, potentially reducing delays and overcrowding on regular services.