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Indian Railways Luggage Rules: Free Allowance Limits And Other Details
Indian Railways luggage rules: Maximum size of the trunks/suitcases that can be carried in A AC-3 tier and AC chair car is 55 cms x 45 cms x 22.5 cms.
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Indian Railways Luggage Rules: 10 Things Every Passenger Must Know About Baggage Allowance
Each passenger is allowed a free allowance up to which he can carry luggage with him in the compartment of Indian Railways, free of cost.
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Railways Drops Plan To Penalise Passengers With Excess Baggage
Under fire for its proposal to enforce a three-decade-old rule to penalise passengers for carrying excess baggage, the railways has now shelved the plan, saying it was only to generate awareness among passengers.
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Now, Huge Fine For Excess Baggage On Trains Too
Like airlines, carrying extra luggage on railways will now involve extra charges and a penalty. For decades, the railways have been lenient about passenger luggage -- so much so that many passengers are not even aware how much baggage they are allowed to carry. Railway officials say the laxity has led to enormous quantities of luggage being carried...
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Indian Railways Luggage Rules: Free Allowance Limits And Other Details
Indian Railways luggage rules: Maximum size of the trunks/suitcases that can be carried in A AC-3 tier and AC chair car is 55 cms x 45 cms x 22.5 cms.
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Indian Railways Luggage Rules: 10 Things Every Passenger Must Know About Baggage Allowance
Each passenger is allowed a free allowance up to which he can carry luggage with him in the compartment of Indian Railways, free of cost.
-
Railways Drops Plan To Penalise Passengers With Excess Baggage
Under fire for its proposal to enforce a three-decade-old rule to penalise passengers for carrying excess baggage, the railways has now shelved the plan, saying it was only to generate awareness among passengers.
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Now, Huge Fine For Excess Baggage On Trains Too
Like airlines, carrying extra luggage on railways will now involve extra charges and a penalty. For decades, the railways have been lenient about passenger luggage -- so much so that many passengers are not even aware how much baggage they are allowed to carry. Railway officials say the laxity has led to enormous quantities of luggage being carried...
