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Posted: Apr 25 2013 (18:32)
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Last Response: Apr 25 2013 (19:54)
18 Responses
Last Response: Apr 25 2013 (19:54)
Advance Reservation Period for Booking Reserved Train Tickets Reduced to 60 Days from Existing 120 Days from 1st May 2013
The Ministry of Railways has decided that the Advance Reservation Period (ARP) for booking reserved train tickets will be reduced from existing 120 days to 60 days (excluding the date of journey) w.e.f. 1st May 2013. The details are as below:-
I. With effect from 01.05.2013, the ARP will be of 60 days (excluding the day of journey) and booking will be done accordingly. However, all the bookings done upto 30.4.2013 under...
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The Ministry of Railways has decided that the Advance Reservation Period (ARP) for booking reserved train tickets will be reduced from existing 120 days to 60 days (excluding the date of journey) w.e.f. 1st May 2013. The details are as below:-
I. With effect from 01.05.2013, the ARP will be of 60 days (excluding the day of journey) and booking will be done accordingly. However, all the bookings done upto 30.4.2013 under...
more...
7 Public Posts - Thu Apr 25, 2013
i feel there wud be less tickets available for public during July month because after arp is reduced to 60 days so frm May 1 u cud book tickets for July month..
before dat arp was 120 days so july period is finished now it's august month ticket booking is going on.... i can b wrong....
before dat arp was 120 days so july period is finished now it's august month ticket booking is going on.... i can b wrong....
10 Public Posts - Thu Apr 25, 2013