Indian Railways gave a big gift to passengers! Now you will get a full meal for 20 rupees

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A large number of passengers travel in trains every day in the country. Keeping in mind that the passengers do not face any kind of trouble during the journey, Indian Railways has made several rules, so as to make the journey safe and convenient. Apart from this, Indian Railways also introduces many new facilities for the passengers from time to time. Railways has given a good news for the passengers traveling in Indian trains across the country. Now passengers traveling by train will not have to pay extra for food. Now Indian Railways will provide food to passengers at a very cheap price. Indian Railways has launched a special scheme. After the launch of this scheme, passengers will be able to have a full meal for just 20 rupees.


Passengers can enjoy these dishes

Indian Railways has decided to give packets ranging from 20 rupees to 50 rupees to passengers traveling in trains under this special scheme. In these packets passengers will get to eat pav bhaji, puri-shak and many other South Indian dishes. This decision of Indian Railways will greatly benefit those who travel long distances.


At present the scheme is applicable at 64 stations

Passengers will get 350 grams of food in a Rs 50 food packet. However, this scheme has been started only at 64 stations. The scheme will now be launched as a trial. After that the scheme will be implemented at all the stations in the country.


A food stall will be set up in front of the general coach

People traveling in general coach will benefit from this scheme. Food stalls will be set up in front of the general coach to provide cheap food.

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