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NCRTC-IRCTC New Rule: Indian Railways has started a new initiative keeping in mind the convenience of passengers. Under this new rule, the journey of lakhs of people living in Delhi-NCR will become much easier. NCSRTC and IRCTC have joined hands so that passengers can book their tickets from one place. With the help of this new digital service, you will now be able to book both Indian Railways and ‘NaMo Bharat’ train simultaneously, which will save your time and the entire journey will be completed without any hassle.

What is the new rule?

Under the new rule, now ticket booking of Namo Bharat and Indian Railways has become very easy. Passengers can book train tickets directly from ‘IRCTC’ option given on ‘NCERTC Namo Bharat App’. Similarly, through IRCTC Rail Connect app, passengers coming to Delhi can directly buy Namo Bharat tickets by going to their booking details. With the integration of both the services, passengers have now got the facility to book their entire journey from one place.

How will passengers benefit from this new rule?

This new ticketing system will make the journey of passengers very easy. Now you will not need to fill your information again and again on different apps. As soon as you book a train ticket from IRCTC, you will get the option of NCRTC Namo Bharat train ticket on the confirmation page. Apart from this, you can also book tickets anytime by going to your ‘Booking History’.

Travel became easier for people on this route

Now the journey has become even easier for the passengers coming from Meerut to Delhi. You can also book tickets for long distance trains of Indian Railways while coming to Delhi by Namo Bharat train. According to the official website of NCRTC, Namo Bharat station of Anand Vihar is directly connected to the main railway station, so you can catch your next train without any hassle.

What is the main goal of physical integration?

• NaMo Bharat stations are being built in such a way that passengers can easily move between Indian Railways, Metro and bus stations.
• The main goal of this physical integration is to make the journey of passengers comfortable and connect different modes of transport.
• The 55 km stretch of Delhi-Meerut corridor (from New Ashok Nagar to Meerut South) is currently open for passengers.
• As this corridor grows, it will reduce traffic on the roads and people will save precious time.
• This system will not only ease the traffic, but will also promote green transportation by reducing pollution.