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Budget 2017: IRCTC Service Charge Waived on Booking Tickets Online

Budget 2017: IRCTC Service Charge Waived on Booking Tickets Online 3t2kb

By Gadgets 360 Staff | Updated: 2 February 2017 12:41 IST

Highlights

IRCTC service charge has been removed permanently
Service charge for online tickets was Rs. 20 for Sleeper class tickets
Rs. 40 service charge was levied for AC tickets

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With Arun Jaitley said that the service charges on railway e-tickets booked through IRCTC have been withdrawn. 132s22

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Despite the IRCTC service charge being removed, s still need to pay the payment gateway charges while booking tickets online.

Prior to the Budget 2017 announcement, an IRCTC service charge of Rs. 20 was levied for sleeper class tickets, while AC class tickets entailed a service charge of Rs. 40 per ticket. The service charge was refunded to the if the ticket booking process failed. However, if the cancelled the ticket after booking, the service charge was not refundable.

After Prime Minister digital payments in the country.

Another key Budget 2017 announcement centred on IRCTC was that the Indian Railways PSU will be listed on stock exchanges, along with IRCON and IRFC.

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