Good news! Indian Railways to run 35 unreserved special trains, details inside

With the increasing number of passengers and a continuous rise in passenger services, the Indian Railways is now introducing 35 unreserved mail and express trains, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said. Now, the railway passengers will be able to travel on trains from February 22 with unreserved tickets. However, this facility will only be available on selected trains. Also Read | Petrol and Diesel prices hike again; read details inside Giving information regarding the same, the Union Minister Piyush Goyal took to Twitter and wrote, "With the continuous increase in passenger services, Indian Railways is going to start 35 unreserved mail and express special trains from February 22." It is pertinent to mention that train travel was only allowed in special trains on reserved tickets (reservation) in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Also Read | Amid hike in petrol and diesel prices in India, vegetable prices rise However, the passengers will now be able to travel on trains only with tickets. For this, the Northern Railway will run 35 unreserved mail and express special trains. In this regard, the Northern Railway spokesperson Deepak Kumar said that for the convenience of passengers, 35 unreserved special trains will be started from February 22. The railways had suspended passengers' trains in March, last year, following the national lockdown announced to combat the coronavirus pandemic. Later, it started operating passenger trains gradually. The government allowed the resumption of train services from June 1 in a graded manner. Click here for latest updates on Automobiles.  -PTC News