After keeping railway fares unchanged for the last five years, Indian Railways has increased train prices twice this year.

Railways said the hike has been necessitated by ‘higher manpower’ demand. For Ordinary Class, fare for travel beyond 215 km ...

This adjustment marks the second time this year that passenger fares have been raised, following a previous hike in July ...

Indian Railways will roll out a rationalised fare structure from December 26, 2025, with marginal increases for longer ...

Train journeys in India have become slightly more expensive starting December 26, 2025, as the Indian Railways has ...

Indian Railways has revised long-distance train fares from December 26, marking the second hike in six months. The increase ...

Indian Railways has officially notified a fare hike effective December 26, with higher ticket prices for long-distance ...

The revised fares apply to major services such as Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duronto, Vande Bharat, Tejas, Gatimaan, Humsafar, Amrit Bharat, Garib Rath, Antyodaya, Jan Shatabdi, Yuva Express and Namo Bharat ...

Indian Railways' two fare revisions in 2025 have significantly impacted sleeper and second-class passengers, who constitute over 70% of railway travel.

Indian Railways will hike passenger fares for AC and Express trains starting December 26 to manage rising costs. Know more.

Indian Railways has announced a calibrated passenger fare hike effective December 26, with no change in fares for suburban services and season tickets.

Check the Indian Railways ticket price hike details of Sleeper Class, First Class, AC Chair Car, AC 3-Tier, AC 2-Tier, and AC First Class.